2 September 2013

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  1. Kevin Rudd addressing the media this morning in Townsville, Queensland.

    Election 2013 live: Newspoll shows Abbott ahead as preferred PM – politics blog

    Newspoll – at least partly taken before Labor's successful campaign launch on Sunday – has the Coalition ahead 54-46 and Rudd trailing for first time as preferred prime minister

  2. Kevin Rudd at the Wanderers Cricket Club

    Kevin Rudd pitches to locals in marginal Herbert

    Prime minister braves cricket club crowd, balloons and Olly the activist dog, and hardly touches his beer

  3. Tony Abbott's Ikea kitchen

    Election-themed ads: the most blatant political tie-ins

    We're on the home straight but even if you've tuned out of the political adverts there are still product commercials to cope with

  4. Vince Cable

    Ministers face questions over licensing of chemical exports to Syria

    Labour MP Thomas Docherty asks in letter to Vince Cable which civil servants knew materials could be used in nerve agents
  5. 1.00am
    Merkel-Steinbrueck-TV-debate

    Merkel wins narrow victory over Social Democrat rival in pre-election TV clash

    German chancellor and Steinbrück debate jobs, pay, eurozone crisis, NSA spy scandal and much else in live broadcast
  6. 1.00am
    Obama Works On Strategy For Syria

    Obama 'has the right' to strike Syria regardless of Congress vote, says Kerry

    Secretary of state says the US has evidence that sarin gas was used in chemical attacks, as the Obama administration seeks to persuade congressional sceptics of military action

  7. 12.31am
    US congressman Scott Rigell

    US politicians sceptical as Obama administration puts case for Syria strike

    Members of Congress attend classified presentation of evidence after John Kerry mounts defence of plan for military action vote
  8. 12.17am
    02.09.13: Ben Jennings on Barack Obama's speech on Syria

    Ben Jennings on Barack Obama's decision to consult Congress on possible Syria strike – cartoon

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    US president says he believes there should be military action following suspected chemical attacks

  9. 12.05am
    Seychelles

    Seychelles tops list of most indebted nations

    Seychelles has net debts of more than 150% of GDP, while UK is 98th on list, according to Jubilee Debt Campaign
  10. Birmingham library

    Malala Yousafzai to open Birmingham library

    Shot teenager says books 'hold the power of education', before ceremony to open Europe's largest public library

  11. Both Popes Benedict XVI and Francis take climate change seriously... but what about Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott?

    Do Kevin Rudd and Tony Abbott live up to their Christian beliefs? | Paul Collins

    Paul Collins: You would think that the candidates' moral convictions might have some impact on their policy stances. Not so

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