SepOn its 100th anniversary I reflect on granddad, Patrick O'Loghlen, who lost a leg from injuries at the Battle of Po… https://t.co/zVIFs12uu1
SepRT @AusAmBrussels: The Hon @DanTehanWannon, Minister Assisting the PM for the Centenary of ANZAC, announces Australia to give replica… https://t.co/iT8UEAufKV
SepRT @MarkBinskin_CDF: Today #yourADF marks 100 years since the Battle of Polygon Wood #LestWeForget the 5,770 killed or wounded in action https://t.co/GOkuS0weKz
SepGreat to show the Governor General the progress of the Sir John Monash Centre. On time-on budget. https://t.co/nCUi9DEdBE
SepThe budget deficit was $4.4 billion lower than estimated in the Budget in May. This is due to the Govt's economic m… https://t.co/ZxkcgKrQiW
SepOver the weekend I was in Qld to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Cloncurry - a great part of the country & impor… https://t.co/sKzLk7lxwm
We are continuing to repair the Budget by getting spending under control, growing the economy and creating more jobs. Read more at http://lbr.al/p0jh
The Turnbull Government's responsible economic management has seen the 2016-17 Budget position improve by $4.4 billion.
Australian families and businesses need access to natural gas at prices they can afford. That is why we are taking action now to lower energy costs and protect jobs. READ MORE: http://aus.pm/km25
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
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.
