Malcolm Turnbull
Malcolm Turnbull is an Australian politician who served as the 29th Prime Minister of Australia from 2015 to 2018. A member of the Liberal Party, Turnbull previously held various ministerial positions, including Minister for Communications. Known for his business background and his advocacy for innovation and renewable energy, Turnbull's leadership was marked by significant policy changes and challenges, particularly regarding climate change and asylum seeker policies. His tenure as Prime Minister ended when he was ousted in a party coup, which highlighted the internal divisions within the Liberal Party.
Born on Oct 24, 1954 (72 years old)
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Malcolm Turnbull recalls the SA storm as a watershed moment for Australia.
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Alastair MacGibbon, who was Australia’s cybersecurity boss under Malcolm Turnbull, had already been briefed on the incident.
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Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Turnbull first hid the Snowy Hydro 2.0 project from the bottom line.
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Malcolm Turnbull is mentioned in relation to his tenure as prime minister and diplomatic relations.
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Former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's decision to fold the Department of Immigration into Home Affairs was criticized by Ruddock.
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Malcolm Turnbull was the Prime Minister when the GST deal was announced.
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Australia:
Former Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull was involved in the approval of the lease to the China-controlled Landbridge Group.
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Australia:
Malcolm Turnbull has lent support to Andrew Hastie amid the political turmoil surrounding the Roberts-Smith case.
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Malcolm Turnbull is to tell an independent inquiry into AUKUS that the US is unlikely to deliver any nuclear-powered submarines to Australia.
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Former Liberal prime minister Malcolm Turnbull has launched a scathing attack on Rupert Murdoch and his global media empire.
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