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		<title>Workchoices, never again</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[In the final days of the election campaign, Tony Abbott and the Liberals continue ducking and dodging questions about their industrial relations agenda. On Tuesday night, in his last major interview with the ABC&#8217;s flagship 7.30 Report, Abbott was asked about his sudden change of heart about industrial relations. Worryingly, he didn&#8217;t rule out making [...]]]></description>
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<p>In the final days of the election campaign, Tony Abbott and the Liberals continue ducking and dodging questions about their industrial relations agenda.</p>
<p>On Tuesday night, in his last major interview with the ABC&#8217;s flagship 7.30 Report, Abbott was asked about his sudden change of heart about industrial relations. Worryingly, he didn&#8217;t rule out making changes to the regulations that underpin the Fair Work laws. We know there&#8217;s about 200 different ways the Liberals can &#8216;tweak&#8217; the regulations to bring the worst elements of WorkChoices.</p>
<p>Abbott&#8217;s record as a Minister in the Howard government speaks a lot to his real views on important matters like health, education and workers&#8217; rights and entitlements.</p>
<p>The Liberals are not being fair dinkum with Australian workers about their industrial relations agenda.</p>
<p>This election is too important to let Abbott and the Liberals take us back to WorkChoices.</p>
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