There is a long-held tradition that Australian notables do not criticise their country, its leaders, government or policies when overseas. Almost always, this tradition has held.
No one appears to have advised Malcolm Turnbull that sledging his country, what used to be his government, his former cabinet colleague, now Prime Minister Scott Morrison and the party he once led was a bad look.
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