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Mr Turnbull has told his colleagues it's time to focus on the Government. Full Article at ABC Online
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Australia's main opposition party has voted to keep its leader, Malcolm Turnbull, backing his decision to support the federal government's revised emissions trading scheme. The Liberal Party caucus voted 48 to 35 to keep Mr Turnbull as leader. Full Article at Radio New Zealand
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UPDATED 2PM: Malcolm Turnbull has called on his federal Liberal colleagues to reunite and move forward following a failed move against his leadership. Full Article at Adelaide Now
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Kevin Andrew declares he is willing to run for the Liberal party leadership. The Goanna was in a lather of excitement about the prospect of Kevin Andrews taking over as new Liberal leader. Full Article at The Age
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The Liberal Party has just demonstrated that it is in an extraordinary mood of angry, irresponsible recklessness. Full Article at The Age
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Malcolm Turnbull has successfully launched a pre-emptive strike on his conservative opponents, calling a party room meeting today and calling on his colleagues to vote on a spill motion. Full Article at Crikey
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Opposition Angst Aside from any personal views he might hold, as environment minister in the previous government, Malcolm Turnbull is well aware action on climate change was a significant part of the reason Australia voted Prime Minster Kevin Rudd and... Full Article at Treehugger
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CANBERRA, Nov. 25 (Xinhua) -- Australian Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull has survived an attempt by his critics to bring down his leadership on Wednesday. Malcolm Turnbull has been under pressure by critics targeting on lack of leadership. Full Article at Xinhua
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Malcolm Turnbull reportedly closed the meeting after being called a "caretaker leader". Picture: Gary Ramage MALCOLM Turnbull will continue to lead the Liberal party after a motion to spill the leadership was lost. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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Malcolm Turnbull will hang on to the Liberal leadership for now after a motion to hold a ballot failed in a party room meeting today. Chief Opposition whip Alex Somlyay has announced the motion failed by a secret ballot of 48 to 35 votes. Full Article at ABC Online
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Malcolm Turnbull reportedly closed the meeting after being called a "caretaker leader". Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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Malcolm Turnbull reportedly closed the meeting after being called a "caretaker leader". Picture: Gary Ramage MALCOLM Turnbull will continue to lead the Liberal party after a motion to spill the leadership was lost. Full Article at Herald Sun
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The unravelling of the Liberal Party continued early this afternoon. Malcolm Turnbull won the leadership 48-35, but don’t imagine for a moment that this will end the turmoil. Full Article at Crikey
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Never underestimate two things, I told someone yesterday, with one eye on coining a calendar quote. Full Article at Crikey
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Malcolm Turnbull has hung onto the Liberal leadership. Yet today’s Liberal Party room vote has exposed the fact 40 per cent of his colleagues would prefer anyone, literally anyone, but Turnbull to lead their party. Full Article at The Age
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But his personal survival has not papered over the deep divisions within the party, with Liberals still scrapping over support for ETS legislation now in the Senate. Party spokesman Alex Somylay said the 48-35 vote a secret ballot. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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At 8.56 last night Malcolm Turnbull strode into the Opposition party room for a press conference as if nothing at all untoward had transpired. Full Article at The Age
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KEVIN Andrews has declared he will stand for the position of Liberal leader if a spill is called today, declaring Malcolm Turnbull's decision to support the Rudd Government's emissions trading bill does not reflect the will of the party. Full Article at The Australian
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Malcolm Turnbull held a joint press conference with Ian Macfarlane and Julia Bishop last night. Full Article at The Daily Telegraph
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull will face an internal vote on his leadership Wednesday, a party spokesman said, in a move that could undermine support for the government's carbon-trading plan. Full Article at Reuters
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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.
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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.
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Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull gives a speech at the Foreign Correspondents Association Newsmaker Luncheon in Sydney October 12, 2009.
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Spain's King Juan Carlos (L) meets with Australia's opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull at Government House in Canberra June 25, 2009.
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Australia's Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) sits on a stage in front of opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull during a welcome ceremony for the King and Queen of Spain at Parliament House in Canberra June 24, 2009.
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King Juan Carlos I (2nd-R) of Spain and his wife, Queen Sofia (3rd-L), join Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (3rd R), Federal Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull (L) and Ngambri Aborigines Paul House (2nd L) and Billy T. (R) for an official reception at Parliament House in Canberra o...
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King Juan Carlos I (R) of Spain and his wife, Queen Sofia (3rd-R), are presented with a pair of boomerangs by Ngambri Aborigines Paul House (L) and Billy T. (2nd-L) as Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (2nd R) and Federal Opposition Leader Malcolm Turnbull (3rd L) look on during an o...
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This undated handout photo from the office of Malcolm Turnbull and received on June 23, 2009 shows Australian opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull who has come under growing pressure to quit on June 23 after a fake email destroyed his claims that Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd used...
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This combo photo shows Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (L) talking at a function at Government House in Sydney on April 17, 2009, Treasurer Wayne Swan (C) attending the Australian Labor Party's first caucus meeting in Canberra on November 29, 2007 and the then chairman of the Austr...
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This file photo taken on June 21, 2009 shows Australian Federal Treasurer Wayne Swan arriving at the South Lodge Hotel in Horsham, West Sussex, ahead of the G20 Finance Ministers Meeting.
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Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd (R), Football Federation Australia chairman Frank Lowy (C) and Federal Opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull (L) hold up football scarves as Australia launches its 37 million USD bid to host the 2018 or 2022 FIFA World Cup at Parliament House in Canberr...
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Federal Opposition leader Malcolm Turnbull speaks at the launch of Australia's 37 million USD bid to host the 2018 or 2022 FIFA World Cup at Parliament House in Canberra on June 14, 2009.
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The Prime Minister has not been straight with the Australian people. Clearly this is a preferential deal, there are no other refugees in Australia that are being guaranteed resettlement within four to six weeks. And secondly, he knew all about this deal or at least his office did because they were part ...
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This whole process is being done so the minister and I reached an agreement and the first people to hear of that agreement are our members through Malcolm Turnbull and myself
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The overwhelming consensus of the scientific community is that we are going through a period of global warming caused by humans, principally by the burning of fossil fuels and releasing of greenhouse gases into the atmosphere at higher rates
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If Kevin Rudd as Prime Minister chooses to bring his Bill back into parliament, then Malcolm Turnbull and the Liberals have no option but to deal with it
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What I don't want to do is provide off-the-cuff advice on specific, delicate security situations to the government when I simply do not have access to all information at hand that Kevin Rudd does
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It appears as though there are a small number of people in Malcolm Turnbull's party room who have to learn the lessons of history and disunity the hard way, by a second election defeat
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If in fact it is true that most of the asylum seekers on the Oceanic Viking have been living in Indonesia for five years, then that completely demolishes Kevin Rudd's argument that the only reason we're seeing this recent surge in the last 12 months of so is because of … the end of the hostilities of th...
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Under international law these asylum seekers should immediately have been taken to the nearest safe port - in this case, Indonesia
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Unlike Mr Rudd, I did see the pleas of the little girl on the boat in Indonesia and it was heart-breaking
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A major political party - any political party that aspires to be in government - has to have a clear and credible policy on action on climate change
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The real issue here is not a question of commitment to action on climate change ... The question is the design of the scheme. At the moment Mr Rudd has a scheme that is disliked by almost everybody right across the board and in principle because it's going to destroy thousands of jobs for no environment...
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As I said at the time he was elected, President Barack Obama had a tremendous opportunity to show the world the strengths of the United States in all its diversity
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More than ever, the world would look to the president for leadership. President Obama is to be warmly congratulated for his Nobel Peace Prize, which will heighten both the opportunities for, and the expectations of his presidency.
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We have Wayne Swan saying the Paris Hilton spending from the Rudd government has to continue with renewed energy
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His loss to politics would be a very, very bad outcome for us and the organisation in Queensland has to do everything it can to ensure that Peter remains in the House of Representatives
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A very substantial part of what is written about politics in Canberra is nothing more than gossip
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I am committed to working hard to protect thousands and thousands of Australian jobs, which if this scheme is not amended, will simply vanish from Australia and do nothing for the environment.
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lead a party that is not as committed to as effective action on climate change as I am
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There is nobody in the Liberal Party who is more associated and connected with taking action on climate change than me
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The Labor Party is showing real discipline on this issue and a number of my colleagues are not and they should learn from that
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Social policy, in particular, and we talked about the process of how the Tories here have been able to renew their party and put themselves in the situation now where they are a very credible alternative government
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If you were watching question time today you'd see that Deputy Prime Minister Julia Gillard has absolutely no interest in answering questions about her wasteful spending on school halls
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