CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australia's conservative opposition was forced to make a quick about-turn on its internet policy to rule out more censorship on Friday, in a rare policy bungle on the eve of a general election it is poised to win.
Opinion polls are pointing to a solid victory for opposition leader Tony Abbott, ending six years of often turbulent Labour rule and the past three years of political uncertainty over a hung parliament.
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