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What the PM should have said

Malcolm Turnbull’s speech notes mysteriously fell into the hands of...

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

16 April 2016

9:00 AM

When Malcolm Turnbull addressed the Victorian Liberal state council last weekend, he accidentally left his speech notes on the lectern as he departed to take more selfies with tourists on Melbourne’s trams. They are well worth sharing with The Spectator Australia readers:

‘My friends, fellow Liberals and Australians all,

It is truly good to be here, amongst the congregation of John Howard’s broad church.

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Terry Barnes is a consultant and regular contributor to The Spectator Australia

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