Man on emission
A POLL-DRIVEN respite may allow Malcolm Turnbull time to argue his emissions trading case.
A POLL-DRIVEN respite may allow Malcolm Turnbull time to argue his emissions trading case.
ANYONE obsessed enough with Australian politics to have caught all three recent polls on whom voters prefer as Liberal leader would be justifiably confused.
PETER Costello’s retirement is a gift to all Liberals including embattled party leader Malcolm Turnbull.
MALCOLM Turnbull is the Opposition Leader of a Coalition disunited on what to do about the government’s ETS legislation.
THE Liberals have a good field for Bradfield, so why is the party wasting so much talent?
PBL Media executive David Coleman is emerging as the main challenger to frontrunner and left-wing candidate Paul Fletcher for this weekend’s preselection showdown for the safe federal Liberal seat of Bradfield, on Sydney’s north shore.
THIS time last year, Malcolm Turnbull toppled Brendan Nelson as Leader of the Opposition before he had been in the job for a single year. The reason: something had to be done to improve the Coalition’s electoral fortunes.
WHETHER they support the government’s scheme depends on whether they are senators or MPs in marginal seats.
MALCOLM Turnbull is more secure in his job as Liberal leader today than at any time since he took the job 12 months ago. The reason? No one else wants it.
THE Beazley and Nelson postings help to make up for the PM’s unfair criticism of John Howard.
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