SepRT @mattjcan: Apparently it was terrible for someone to write VOTE NO in the sky but OK for someone to send millions of unsolicited texts to strangers
SepRT @LyleShelton: Those seeking change were on message tonight, rushing the stage, acting violently & showing us what is to come. But… https://t.co/VxXpepBhUg
SepRT @DeanSmithWA: I encourage West Australians to vote in the Australian Marriage Law Postal Survey. Every vote will count. #VoteYES https://t.co/KR5ZlX1X8d
SepInspirational Tigers, a credit to everyone involved with the RFC. Can't wait for next week. #eatemalive
Sep
SepRT @AAPinLA: A lot of laughs when old rivals @MrKRudd hosted @JulieBishopMP @AsiaSocietyNY event today. Story @AAPNewswire https://t.co/QsBFbEWPzl
Bill Shorten wants Australian families and small businesses to pay more tax so he can go on a spending spree. Watch and share.
Shifty Shorten. Says one thing. Commits to another. WATCH & SHARE
The Coalition's plan for jobs is working.
The Government is working to strengthen our economy, keep Australians safe and guarantee the services Australians rely on.
More than 100,000 families have taken action to get a better deal after the Government secured the agreement of the nation’s biggest electricity retailers to offer cheaper deals.
Malcolm Turnbull was sworn in as the 29th Prime Minister of Australia on 15 September 2015.
Malcolm served as Minister for the Environment and Water Resources in the Howard Government and Minister for Communications in the Abbott Government.
Malcolm also served as Leader of the Opposition from 2008 to 2009 and has been the Member for Wentworth since 2004.
Malcolm and Lucy have been married since 1980. They have two adult children, Alex and Daisy, and two grandchildren, Jack and Isla.
In this very uncertain world, Australia needs political stability and a strong economic plan for jobs and families. The Coalition’s Plan for a Strong New Economy will provide growth, jobs and a secure future.
