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Bishop had refused to advise against spill. Earlier, Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop refused to counsel any colleagues considering moving a spill motion. Ms Bishop and Malcolm Turnbull are the two MPs most likely to take over if Mr Abbott is deposed. Ms Bishop has a strong power base in Western Australia. |
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Deputy Liberal leader Julie Bishop has refused to counsel any colleagues considering moving a spill motion against the Prime Minister. Ms Bishop and Malcolm Turnbull are the two MPs most likely to take over if Mr Abbott is deposed. Ms Bishop has a strong power base in Western Australia, where there.... |
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Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Friday that he trusts fellow Coalition frontbenchers Malcolm Turnbull and Julie Bishop when they say they will not push for a leadership spill. Abbott has been under increasing pressure to call for a leadership vote at next Tuesday's party room meeting,.... |
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CANBERRA, Feb. 6 (Xinhua) -- Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott said Friday that he trusts fellow Coalition frontbenchers Malcolm Turnbull and Julie Bishop when they say they will not push for a leadership spill. Abbott has been under increasing pressure to call for a leadership vote at next.... |
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Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says she is not campaigning for the job of Prime Minister, but cannot say whether a Liberal MP will move a spill motion against Tony Abbott. Ms Bishop and Malcolm Turnbull are the two MPs most likely to take over if Mr Abbott is deposed. |
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As spill-prone as a pissed kangaroo pouring cocktails, Australia could soon see its fourth change of Prime Minister in four years. Less than halfway into the term, amid the fallout from a catastrophic performance in Queensland state elections, Liberal Party backbenchers are worried about their prospects and they blame Tony Abbott. |
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By Online Editor 6:16 pm GMT+12, 05/02/2015, Italy. Pope Francis on Thursday received the President of the Republic of Kiribati, Anote Tong, who subsequently met with the Secretary of State Cardinal Pietro Parolin, accompanied by Archbishop Paul R. Gallagher, secretary for Relations with States. |
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Towards the end of last year, a hardworking and inquisitive member of Parliament for Ngamiland, Thato Kwerepe, asked a very important question in the House.
Good things happen to those who wait, so says the older generation. The new one, of economic freedom fighters think otherwise – they argue that; “good things go to those . |
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Christopher Pyne is backtracking on comments that have fuelled doubts about Tony Abbott's future as prime minister. The education minister has labelled as an "unfortunate misinterpretation" remarks he made earlier on Friday that he could not rule out a leadership spill on Tuesday. |
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott is confident he's got the full support of cabinet and insists he's not expecting a leadership spill next week. That's despite reports three ministers believe there will be a vote on Tuesday when the Liberals hold their first Canberra party room meeting of the year. |
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Christopher Pyne has tried to backtrack from an extraordinary television interview in which he failed to guarantee Tony Abbott had the numbers to remain Prime Minister - blaming his early start for his less than "effusive and ebullient" performance. Mr Pyne, who is the leader of the government in.... |
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