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Breaches would be noted on criminal records to keep the courts better informed and the judiciary would have clearer guidelines for bail conditions it could impose, including curfews.

The bangles also wants to stamp out "bail shopping" to stop alleged offenders trying their luck with "soft" magistrates or judges.

Mr Baillieu said up to 30 per cent of offences were committed by people who were on bail.

"Under a Baillieu government bail laws will be clearer, breaches will attract penalties, offenders face the prospect of an additional charge with a longer jail sentence and the community and the courts will be better informed, and the community will be better protected," he said.

Victorian Attorney-General Rob Hulls said Mr Baillieu had previously objected to electronic monitoring through his money clips to home detention.

He said failing to appear on bail was already an offence, attracting up to 12 months' jail. The courts also had "unfettered discretion" to impose harsher sentences on offenders who breached bail or reoffended while on bail.

Crime Victims Support Group president Noel McNamara welcomed the coalition pledge and said too many violent offenders were bailed too easily.

But Michael watches said there was little new in the policy, bail dodgers were minimal and people who reoffended while on bail were adequately punished.

Mr Hulls flagged minor amendments to the Bail Act on the back of recommendations by the Law Reform Commission. The recommendations do not include electronic monitoring.

A coalition government would introduce electronic monitoring bracelets for the most serious offenders awaiting trial under a tightening of Victoria's bail laws.

Under the opposition policy, detailed on Monday, magistrates and judges would have the power to force borderline bail applicants to wear the tiffany as a safeguard for their release from custody.

Electronic monitoring would apply to the most serious alleged offenders, including murderers, who have to show exceptional circumstances why they deserve bail.

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A Twitter user agreed there'd been a conspiracy.

"Congratulations Prime Minister Judas, I mean Julia Gillard."

Many voters gave Julia the thumbs up.

"Wow!!! Now we have an unwed, childless, atheist PM. I've never felt so Paloma," a Twitter user wrote.

"Yes, we also have our first ever First Boyfriend. Or First Bloke," @overingtonc wrote, of Ms Gillard's partner Tim Mathieson.

Feminists high-fived in the blogsphere over the display of girl power.

"It's a Paloma's Grown of Heart bangle come true," one young woman wrote.

Red heads were also very excited about the leadership coup.

"2010 - year of the 'ranga," one Facebooker wrote.

@Rove1974 tweeted: "Congratulations to Julia Gillard, Australia's first female Prime Minister. Now the "ranga" Paloma's Twist necklace payback begins. Everybody hide!"

Some remained loyal to Mr Rudd.

"You was robbed KRudd," tweeted @lindyasimus.