Former Aussie PM Howard loses constituency seat

The Labour Party candidate who ousted former Australian Prime Minister John Howard from his Sydney constituency after 33 years formally declared victory today.

Former Aussie PM Howard loses constituency seat
Sat, 01 Dec, 2007 - 11:04

The Labour Party candidate who ousted former Australian Prime Minister John Howard from his Sydney constituency after 33 years formally declared victory today.

Howard's conservative coalition lost its 11-year grip on power last Saturday with a dramatic nationwide swing towards the centre-left Labour Party led by Prime Minister-elect Kevin Rudd.

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