There’s a photo taken in South Africa after Nelson Mandela’s funeral. Three Anglosphere PMs, Tony Abbott, Canada’s Stephen Harper and New Zealand’s John Key, were snapped in a restaurant, enjoying each other’s company and sharing their thoughts.
Then there were three. After yesterday, now there are none. Within weeks of each other last year, Abbott fell to a party room coup, and Harper was dispatched by Canadian voters after a disastrous election campaign.
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