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It's August 24, 2018 at 10:00AM and the current Australian Prime Minister is Malcolm Turnbull.
It's August 24, 2018 at 10:00AM and the current Australian Prime Minister is Malcolm Turnbull.
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"Section 44(v) of the Constitution applies only where there is an “agreement with the Public Service of the Commonwealth”. In my opinion there is no such agreement between RHT Investments [the Dutton family trust] and the Public Service of the Commonwealth, and therefore no agreement in which Mr Dutton could have an indirect pecuniary interest by virtue of his status as a beneficiary of the RHT Family Trust."
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The petition had bare minimum 43 signatures
Political editor Andrew Probyn has just confirmed the petition had the bare minimum signatures — Warren Entsch was the 43rd.
He also says the whip Nola Marino is personally calling signatories to that petition to make sure they have indeed signed the petition.
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Political editor Andrew Probyn has just confirmed the petition had the bare minimum signatures — Warren Entsch was the 43rd.
He also says the whip Nola Marino is personally calling signatories to that petition to make sure they have indeed signed the petition.
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It's August 24, 2018 at 01:00PM and the current Australian Prime Minister-designate is Scott Morrison.
It's August 24, 2018 at 01:00PM and the current Australian Prime Minister-designate is Scott Morrison.
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It cannot be overstated how enormously this has backfired on the conservative forces inside the Liberal Party who detonated the leadership of Malcolm Turnbull in order to seize control of the party and steer it in another direction.
Peter Dutton, their champion, has failed.
A majority of people in the party room rejected their push and opted for an alternative.
Scott Morrison, while ideologically conservative, is not loved by the conservative factional players in the Liberal Party. Morrison, who has been treasurer under Turnbull, could well represent more continuity than change.
Think of the destruction inflicted on the Coalition government in this chaotic messy week. Yet another prime minister torn down, another leadership crisis undermining Australians' confidence in their political system.
And after all that, Turnbull still had 40 backers in the 85-person party room. 40 people opposed having a leadership spill.
You'll recall one of the key moments this week was when cabinet ministers Mathias Cormann, Mitch Fifield and Michaelia Cash stood up and publicly declared they had resigned and wanted Turnbull gone as PM. They said this was because a majority of their colleagues felt the same way. Turns out this was not true. If those three had stayed with Turnbull, he would have survived. They – and others – are damaged by this.
And it will not end the civil war inside the Liberal Party between the moderate and conservative factions. In fact, some were threatening serious punishment if Morrison got in the way of a Dutton prime ministership.
Peter Dutton, their champion, has failed.
A majority of people in the party room rejected their push and opted for an alternative.
Scott Morrison, while ideologically conservative, is not loved by the conservative factional players in the Liberal Party. Morrison, who has been treasurer under Turnbull, could well represent more continuity than change.
Think of the destruction inflicted on the Coalition government in this chaotic messy week. Yet another prime minister torn down, another leadership crisis undermining Australians' confidence in their political system.
And after all that, Turnbull still had 40 backers in the 85-person party room. 40 people opposed having a leadership spill.
You'll recall one of the key moments this week was when cabinet ministers Mathias Cormann, Mitch Fifield and Michaelia Cash stood up and publicly declared they had resigned and wanted Turnbull gone as PM. They said this was because a majority of their colleagues felt the same way. Turns out this was not true. If those three had stayed with Turnbull, he would have survived. They – and others – are damaged by this.
And it will not end the civil war inside the Liberal Party between the moderate and conservative factions. In fact, some were threatening serious punishment if Morrison got in the way of a Dutton prime ministership.