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10 September 2016

9:00 AM

10 September 2016

9:00 AM

Last Man Standing

An inevitability has struck me about the reconfigured Federal Parliament this week. Despite a plethora of political issues gaining all kinds of traction, despite the Hollywood spotlight on the new Senate superstars, and despite Malcolm Turnbull’s audible attempts to take down Bill Shorten, the man who almost stole his office, the much maligned Opposition Leader is destined to become Prime Minister.

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