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• Nation’s Satirists Take Long Overdue Holiday On Tropical Island

  By theunaustralianblog on 15/09/2015

  

  Australia’s exhausted satirical writers have jetted off for three well-earned weeks of vacation on a tropical island following the overthrow of Tony Abbott as prime minister. “The past two years have been non stop: Biting onions, winking when listening to… Read More ›

• The (un)Australian’s Timeline Of Tony Abbott’s Prime Ministership

  By Matthew J. Farthing on 15/09/2015

  

    Last night, Australia said good bye to another Prime Minister as the Liberal party room voted for Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull over Tony Abbott in a text-book example of democracy. But what were the events that lead us to… Read More ›

• Editorial: Bronwyn Bishop Must Be Our Next Prime Minister

  By theunozblog on 14/09/2015

  

  The Liberal Party federal caucus will vote tonight to determine the leader of the party — and therefore the 29th Prime Minister of Australia. The role of Prime Minister is to represent Australia internationally as a statesman and, domestically, be a leader… Read More ›

• Labor Voter No Longer Objects To Leadership Speculation

  By theunaustralianblog on 14/09/2015

  

  Labor Voter Evelyn Bannister today confirmed that she had reversed her position on mainstream media outlets eschewing policy discussion in order to focus on leadership matters. The announcement comes after Bannister retweeted some 27 articles in a six-day period, all of which… Read More ›

• Malcolm Turnbull Caught Working Phones For Galaxy Research

  By theunaustralianblog on 14/09/2015

  

  Communications Minister Malcolm Turnbull has been accused of moonlighting for Galaxy Research, one of Australia’s biggest polling companies, according to unnamed Federal MPs. The MPs claimed that Mr Turnbull has been asking respondents who their preferred leader of the Liberal Party would… Read More ›

• Liberal MPs Consult Bill Shorten On Proper ‘Knifing A Leader’ Technique

  By theunaustralianblog on 14/09/2015

  

  A group of disgruntled Government back benchers has sought a meeting with opposition leader Bill Shorten to seek advice on what technique is best used to knife a sitting prime minister. A spokesperson for the group who requested anonymity, so… Read More ›

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