Still waiting for the ABC to cover the Alex Turnbull sexist horror outrage
Tuesday, 04 December 2018
Results for "Alex Turnbull"
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Alex Turnbull, former PM's son, names 'top 5 craziest Liberals'
"A lot of [my dad's] legacy is fighting the good fight against the crazies."
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RN Drive - Alex Turnbull on Wentworth
One of the more interesting factors in the race is the intervention of Malcolm Turnbull's son, Alex, who's openly backing Labor.
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RN Drive - Alex Turnbull, TPP and feral cats
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Alex Turnbull urges Wentworth voters to ditch Liberal
Alex Turnbull took to Facebook to urge voters in Wentworth to send a message to the Liberal Party's "hard right" by not voting for them.
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Scott Morrison hits back after Alex Turnbull urges voters to abandon Liberals in Wentworth
The son of former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull issues a blunt assessment of the state of the Liberal Party, urging Wentworth-by election voters to steer clear, but PM Scott Morrison says his predecessor doesn't share the sentiment.
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Alex Turnbull: Coal miners exerting 'undue influence' on Liberal Party, says son of former PM Malcolm Turnbull
Speaking out after his father lost the Liberal leadership, Alex Turnbull described Australia's energy policy as 10 years of "panic and mania", and said it made no economic sense to build new coal-fired power plants.
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PM - Energy policy chaos helps hedge funds like mine, but not consumers: Alex Turnbull
Singapore-based investment banker Alex Turnbull speaks with PM on the end of his father's tenure as prime minister and the "cycles of mayhem and panic" created over years of federal energy policy.
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The Government is correct when it judges voters are focused on power prices, but it underestimates people's concern about emission and commitment to renewables, and Alex Turnbullknows this, writes Michelle Grattan.
Monday PM
On Monday's PM: whither energy policy in the Morrison Government?; investment banker Alex Turnbull, the son of the former PM, shares his view on some Liberal MPs' obsession with coal; and the UN recommends Myanmar's military leaders be investigated and prosecuted for crimes against humanity.