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Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Deb O'Neill leave the Caucus meeting in Canberra, Sunday, Feb. 05, 2012. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch).

Prime Minister Julia Gillard and Deb O'Neill leave the Caucus meeting in Canberra, Sunday, Feb. 05, 2012. (AAP Image/Lukas Coch).

FED:Gillard reads riot act to Labor caucus

Mon 6 Feb 2012

JULIA GILLARD has read the riot act to her caucus team, saying she expects discipline, as cabinet minister ANTHONY ALBANESE admits there's a need to sell the government's message better.

About 80 Labor members and senators met at Parliament House yesterday before federal parliament resumes tomorrow and another caucus meeting is planned for today.

Ms GILLARD says a lack of discipline will only help the coalition and people don't join the Labor Party to help the Liberals, but because they believe in building a stronger economy and a fairer society.

The PM's warning comes amid continued media speculation about a leadership comeback by KEVIN RUDD.

SOURE: AAP NewsWire