Economy comes to the fore in Australian elections
As the Australian election approaches both Labour and the Liberal-National coalition will seek to convince voters they are the best possible stewards of the economy.
There are a lot of similarities between their proposals. Both sides have promised to cut company taxes and return to a budget surplus within three years.
But there are several key differences. The BBC's Nick Bryant reports from Sydney on what sets them apart.
16 Aug 2010
- From the section Business