I had some time this morning to examine the media coverage following the National Conference.
The Australian was laughable:
Gillard denies Labor IR policy is anti-business
Janet Albrechtsen: Kev turns Left after all
Paul Kelly: A bizarre blast from the past
Union deals to be 'forced' on bosses
Subsidy plan for energy savers
Editorial: Labor looks for its future in the past
Glenn Milne: PM buoyed as ALP caves in to unions
Yet over at the Daily Telegraph (News Corp again), the stance is somewhat more disjointed:
Rudd in Octopussy's grip (that's Fair Work Australia according to "one employer group". Is that like "the man in the street said"?)
No apologies over preselections: Rudd
Rudd: Uranium policy 'not hypocritical'
Downer dreams of being treasurer (Surely this thought alone will get us elected!)
Business pounds Rudd's plans for the workplace
Like it or not, PM will deliver nuclear power (another election winning topic)
Finally, The Age is more balanced:
Nuclear opposition unites ALP
Rudd defends uranium u-turn
Rudd pitches $300m green home loan plan
Rudd's hijacking of Menzies legacy doomed
How Rudd won the day in party's uranium debate
PM almost confesses he's in strife (Thank you Michelle Gratton, he is, indeed, in strife friends)
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