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Malcolm Turnbull: governing for headlines and opinion polls

26 April 2017

2:17 PM

26 April 2017

2:17 PM

You would think that after imposing what they had promised not to impose, a new tax on superannuation, or the backpacker tax, the Turnbull government would have at last learnt its lesson. Governing contrary to the principles of the ruling party or where self-interest is the dominant purpose, for example, to create media headlines and influence the next opinion poll, is wrong and does not go unpunished.

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