SepRT @Australian_Navy: The Ship's Company of NUSHIP Hobart hard at work with rehearsals for the commissioning ceremony which will be held… https://t.co/mAonNm5AGL
SepCongratulations to Garry, named as the flag bearer for the Australian Invictus team at the opening ceremony. https://t.co/w845kW3MDF
SepDelight to meet with the new Canadian Veterans' Affairs Minister @SeamusORegan. Keen to work together for Veterans. https://t.co/4i30GXQfrB
SepHonoured to join the Australian Invictus cycling team after their first training run. @teaminvictusaustralia https://t.co/cphe3ACj2F
SepHard working and incredibly friendly Invictus Canadian volunteers @aushccanada https://t.co/5wbx7BrOpE
SepGreat to be watching our Australian Invictus cyclists train today. https://t.co/OFg1XghbX0
Bill Shorten wants Australian families and small businesses to pay more tax so he can go on a spending spree. Watch and share.
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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.
