Labor 始める，決めるs out to learn from painful loss
法案 縮める is 確信して the Labor Party will learn from a second failed 企て，努力，提案 to form a 連邦の 政府 with him as the nation's 首相.
"There's lots of lessons for Labor to learn from yesterday's result and I know that my party will," he told reporters in Melbourne on Sunday.
Labor 国家の 大統領，／社長 Wayne Swan says the party will be taking a の近くに look at its 政策s and （選挙などの）運動をする 戦略s after the drubbing on Saturday.
"The result is 深く，強烈に disappointing and our party has a 責任／義務 to analyse the result and to 答える／応じる maturely," he said in a 声明.
"The party has got to dust itself off, rethink and reorganise."
Mr 縮める will be 暫定的な Labor leader while a 投票（する） is 行為／行うd of the 連邦の （政党の）幹部会，党集会 and grassroots members to find his 交替／補充.
Former leadership 競争相手 Anthony Albanese 確認するd on Sunday he will be throwing his hat into the （犯罪の）一味.
"I believe I am the best person to lead Labor 支援する into 政府," he told reporters in Sydney.
The 競争相手 was not willing to be drawn on why he thought Labor failed to 伸び（る） ground, pointing to the 公式の／役人 reviews to come.
副 Labor Leader Tanya Plibersek, who will 発表する on Monday she is running for the Labor leadership, believes the party would have 成し遂げるd better if it had 確実にするd all Australians knew how their 政策s would 利益 them.
"Our 政策 協議事項 - it was big, it was bold," she told ABC's Insiders.
"But I think perhaps we didn't have enough time to explain all of the 利益s of it to the people who would 利益."
影をつくる／尾行する treasurer Chris Bowen, who あられ／賞賛するs from Mr 縮める's 権利 派閥, is 重さを計るing up whether to contest the leadership.
Mr 縮める, who will …に出席する an ALP 国家の (n)役員／(a)執行力のある 会合 on Monday, said he would spend some "延滞の time" with his family.
Ms Plibersek argued if every pensioner and 上級のs health care card-支えるもの／所有者 knew about Labor's 年金 er dental 計画（する）, they would have 投票（する）d for it.
Families would also have 決起大会／結集させるd behind Labor's 計画（する） for 解放する／自由な or cheaper childcare if they knew about it, she argued, 適用するing a 類似の 感情 to people who were in line to get their 刑罰，罰則 率s 回復するd.
But Ms Plibersek doesn't think Labor went too big, nor too bold.
"We had the 選択 of having a whole （選挙などの）運動をする based on the 大混乱 and disunity of the last six years... we could have just 焦点（を合わせる）d on that, but I think that's letting Australia 負かす／撃墜する."
問題／発行するs such as 気候 change, flatlining 行う growth, 失業 and underemployment must be dealt with, she 強調する／ストレスd.
Labor had 直面するd a "cashed-up 脅す （選挙などの）運動をする" from the 部隊d Australia Party, bankrolled to the tune of $80 million by 実業家 Clive Palmer, she said.
