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Julia Gillard on the moment that drove her to tears

Julia Gillard was a skilled negotiator, tough but empathetic, and a highly efficient prime minister. Migrating from Wales to Australia in 1966, Gillard was a student leader, lawyer and political staffer before being elected to parliament in 1998. She quickly demonstrated her abilities as a debater, policy wonk and media performer, forming a successful leadership ticket with Kevin Rudd to topple Labor leader Kim Beazley in 2006. They led the party to victory the following year. During a heated parliamentary debate over Speaker Peter Slipper’s vulgar text messages becoming public, Gillard made a passionate speech about “sexism and misogyny” that gained global attention. The speech has become influential for a new generation of women, embracing it as an anthem of their own. Out of office, she reinvented herself in London, winning respect for staying out of politics, and instead leading international organisations focused on health, education and women’s leadership. Gillard is, even according to her former opponents, the “model” former PM. To celebrate The Australian’s 60th anniversary, the masthead has chosen the 60 women and men who have had an impact on all our lives in the past six decades. Connect With The Australian Online 🖥 https://www.theaustralian.com.au Follow Us: Facebook ►   / theaustralian   Instagram ► https://bit.ly/39w5T2j Twitter ►   / australian   LinkedIn ►   / posts   🎧 Podcast ► https://www.theaustralian.com.au/nati... 🎥 Subscribe To Our YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/1OT7tw4 #breakingnews #news #headlinenews