Australian PM set for election showdown with rival

Four-term Australian Prime Minister John Howard will square off against his most popular challenger ever at elections tomorrow.

Australian PM set for election showdown with rival
Fri, 23 Nov, 2007 - 10:35

Four-term Australian Prime Minister John Howard will square off against his most popular challenger ever at elections tomorrow.

The outcome is set to be decided in a few key districts despite signs of a national swing towards the opposition.

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