Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009. Turnbull wants his party to negotiate amendments to the carbon laws so the carbon laws package can pass, to avoid an early election which opinion polls show the government would win with an increased majority. Reuters Pictures 1 month ago

Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009. Turnbull wants his party to negotiate amendments to the carbon laws so the carbon laws package can pass, to avoid an early election which opinion polls show the government would win with an increased majority.

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  1. Therese Rein, wife of Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd, leads a rally in support of Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi outside the Sydney Opera House October 27, 2009. Lucy Turnbull, wife of Australia's opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull, was also at the rally.
  2. Therese Rein (in red) and Lucy Turnbull (R) lead a rally in support of Myanmar's pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi outside the Sydney Opera House October 27, 2009. Therese Rein is the wife of Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd and Lucy Turnbull, the wife of Australia's opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull.
  3. Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009. Turnbull wants his party to negotiate amendments to the carbon laws so the carbon laws package can pass, to avoid an early election which opinion polls show the government would win with an increased majority.
  4. Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009. Turnbull wants his party to negotiate amendments to the carbon laws so the carbon laws package can pass, to avoid an early election which opinion polls show the government would win with an increased majority.
  5. Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009. Turnbull wants his party to negotiate amendments to the carbon laws so the carbon laws package can pass, to avoid an early election which opinion polls show the government would win with an increased majority.

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