what is julia gillard party?
Queensland Labor Party Australian Labor Party
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 The parties agreed on their respective platforms and nominees at conventions , which met in the summer before the election . 

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 In the 2000s , the party usually garnered some 10 to 15 of the vote in national elections . In a 2007 confidential telegram Anthony Godfrey , U.S. Embassy in Armenia chargé d 'affaires , wrote that the party " has had a historically loyal following of 10 to 12 percent of the population , but probably has little chance to expand from that base . " 

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 While the party did not originally place heavy emphasis on ethical issues , it did see the family as the cornerstone of society . By 1994 , it had become more conservative , stressing law and order as well as traditional morals and values . Over the years , it also sought to make divorce more difficult , particularly for families with children . The party also lent much space to discussing the AIDS virus , which it put in the context of a moral crisis and moral relativism that it considered to only be solvable by returning to traditional morality . 

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 Following her departure from parliament at the 2013 election , Gillard has remained engaged with the Labor Party . After Labor 's defeat at the federal election held in September 2013 , Gillard penned an op @-@ ed for Guardian Australia , wherein she wrote about her legacy and how she believes the Labor Party ought to rebuild . Prior to the 2016 election campaign , Gillard offered her assistance to the Labor party , whereby a video was released of her endorsing and seeking donations for the party 's education policy . She later joined former Labor Prime Ministers Bob Hawke and Paul Keating at Bill Shorten 's Labor campaign launch on 19 June 2016 . 

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 During the national convention in May 2013 , the party voted in favor of both same @-@ sex marriage and same @-@ sex adoption . The party has for several years been a proponent for legalizing blood donation for homosexuals . 
