Australia Party Chief Quits
Associated Press
CANBERRA, Australia —
The president of Australia’s ruling Labor Party, Michael Young, stepped down Monday after Prime Minister Bob Hawke, citing a possible conflict of interest, called on him to resign. Young has been under fire for accepting a job as consultant with Qantas, the national airline.
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