KẾT QUẢ MỚI NHỨT BẦU CỬ ÚC 2016

The Prime Minister also said he had had "very constructive" discussions with crossbenchers in both houses of Parliament.

Even if the Government wins a narrow majority in the Lower House, it will be anxious to give itself political cover by courting the five Green and independent MPs in the House of Representatives.

PM pledges to give crossbenchers necessary resources

Mr Turnbull indicated that he would give crossbench MPs additional staff and resources, just as Labor did with independents in the hung parliament of 2010.

KẾT QUẢ SAU CÙNG CÓ THỂ TURNBULL VẪN LÀM THỦ TƯỚNG...

NHƯNG VỚI KẾT QUẢ KHÍT KHAO NẦY THÌ TURNBULL SẼ LÀM TT CHẲNG ĐƯỢC BAO LÂU ! CHỈ CẦN 1 LỖI LẦM NHỎ LÀ MẤT CHỨC NGAY./-TCL

MALCOLM Turnbull was looking bullishly confident yesterday, after the seat of Gilmore in NSW fell for the Coalition.

But the other six seats in doubt remain excruciatingly close, with more than 80 per cent of the votes counted.

The Coalition is now on 73 seats to Labor’s 66 by the ABC’s count, and 74 seats to Labor’s 71 according to the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC), which goes by whoever is in front.

In the Queensland seat of Capricornia, Labor is leading by just 476 votes, with predictions suggesting it could flow to the Liberals with postal votes and then back again with absentees.

It’s even closer in the seat of Hindmarsh in South Australia, where the ALP is in front in by a mere 68 votes.

The Coalition now looks likely to hold the 76 seats needed to form majority government in the 150-seat lower house, as postal votes and recounts of existing votes have favoured Liberal and National candidates over Labor.

Mr Turnbull is still preparing for a hung parliament, however, in case he doesn’t reach 76.

He yesterday met with potential kingmaker Nick Xenophon in Sydney and yesterday spoke to re-elected MP Bob Katter and other independents in Queensland, also taking the time to pose for selfies with Brisbane locals, a smile we haven’t seen in days plastered across his face.

BẦU CỬ BÊN ÚC 2016 TRỞ THÀNH THÙ ÓAN NHAU VÌ MALCOLM TURNBULL MỘT THƯƠNG GIA QUÁ NGẠO MẠN./-TCL

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10.52pm - Bolt demands Turnbull's head

Conservative commentator Andrew Bolt has angrily demanded Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull resign from the Liberal leadership.

Bolt, who was a strident supporter of Tony Abbott, used his News Corp blog to declare the Turnbull prime ministership a failure.

Andrew Bolt has demanded Malcolm Turnbull's resignation. Photo: AAP

“You assassinated a Liberal Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, who’d won an election by a huge margin,” Bolt wrote.

"You have been a disaster. You betrayed Tony Abbott and then led the party to humiliation, stripped of both values and honour.

"Resign."

Bolt said Turnbull had failed the Liberal party base and had failed to deliver the resounding election victory he had promised when he defeated Abbott in a leadership spill earlier this year.

THỦ TƯỚNG ÚC BỊ BÁO ĐỔI TÊN THÀNH MALCOLM TURMOIL= MALCOLM RỐI LỌAN...

TURNBULL MỘT THƯƠNG GIA CÓ HỌC VÀ GIÀU CÓ- NHƯNG HẮN TA LÀ NGƯỜI NGẠO MẠN TRÊN CHÍNH TRƯỜNG NHƯ TRONG THƯƠNG TRƯỜNG NÊN TURNBULL ĐÃ PHẠM PHẢI NHỮNG SAI LẦM NGHIÊM TRỌNG NHƯ SAU:

1/HẮN DÙNG THẾ LỰC THƯƠNG GIA ĐỂ QUY TỤ NHỮNG DÂN BIỂU THAM LAM ĐỂ LẬT ĐỔ THỦ TƯỚNG CÙNG ĐẢNG TONY ABBOTT.

2/HẮN NGÂY THƠ VÀ CAO NGẠO DÁM ĐẶT TÊN CHO NỘI CÁC ĐẦU TIÊN CỦA MÌNH LÀ NỘI CÁC THẾ KỶ 21- CHỈ TRONG VÒNG 3 THÁNG LÀ NỘI CÁC THẾ KỶ 21 CỦA HẮN TA PHẢI CẢI TỔ VÌ CÓ NHỮNG TÊN LEM LUỐC BẤT XỨNG.

3/HẮN ĐE DỌA QUỐC HỘI NẾU KHÔNG THÔNG QUA DỰ LUẬT "The industrial relations legislation " THÌ HẮN SẼ GIẢI TÁN QH ĐỂ BẦU LẠI VÌ HẮN TIN CHẮC LÀ HẮN SẼ THẮNG.

4/ TRONG LÚC VẬN ĐỘNG TRANH CỬ HẮN BỊ BÁO CHÍ TRƯNG RA TÀI LIỆU CÔNG TY CỦA HẮN CÓ TÊN TRONG HỒ SƠ PANAMA VÀ HẮN BỊ ĐẢNG ĐỐI LẬP TUNG TIN NẾU TURNBULL THẮNG CỬ HẮN SẼ TƯ NHÂN HÓA MEDICARE.

5/ TURNBULL CÓ 1 CON DÂU GỐC TRUNG CỘNG THUỘC GIA ĐÌNH RẤT QUYỀN LỰC CỦA NHÓM LÃNH ĐẠO THƯỢNG HẢI- CHO NÊN CÔ DÂU TRUNG CỘNG NẦY CHỈ XUẤT HIỆN LỜ MỜ ĐÀNG SAU TURNBULL.

6/ KHI KẾT QUẢ SƠ KHỞI CHO THẤY TURNBULL KHÔNG THỂ THẮNG CỬ VẺ VANG (LANDSLIDE) THÌ HẮN TỨC GIẬN CÔNG KHAI SỈ NHỤC CẢ NƯỚC CHO RẰNG CỬ TRI ÚC KHỜ KHẠO KHÔNG NHẬN RA CHUYỆN DỐI GẠT CỦA LABOR VỀ MEDICARE.

***VỚI NHỮNG LỖI LẦM ẤU TRĨ TRÊN ĐÂY CHO THẤY TURNBULL KHÔNG THỂ NÀO LÀM THỦ TƯỚNG DÙ CHO LIBERAL SẼ CÓ CON SỐ 76 (hiện 68) GHẾ ĐỂ THÀNH LẬP CHÁNH PHỦ !!!./-TCL

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MALCOLM TURMOIL

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FIVE wildly different independents look set to determine Malcolm Turnbull’s future, as months of policy and political instability loom.

As vote-counting resumes today, Coalition strategists had not given up hope of forming government with a tiny one-seat margin.

But minority government is considered a real option in the wash-up of Saturday’s deadlocked poll.

That would require the support of some of the five crossbenchers in the House of Representatives: returning independents Cathy McGowan, Andrew Wilkie and Bob Katter, Green Adam Bandt, and newly elected Rebekha Sharkie, from the Nick Xenophon Team.

The crossbenchers’ politics veer from hard Left to hard Right.

Both shell-shocked Coalition and gleeful Labor MPs were yesterday doubting the government would get its legislative agenda through either House or Senate.

There was speculation that Australia could go back to the polls within a year if the fragile government failed to hold together.

It now seems the Coalition can bank on 70 seats and Labor 67, with eight seats undecided.

Right-wing senator Cory Bernardi last night said the Liberals had lost “a million votes’’ and a large majority after failing to learn from the Labor leadership wars — an apparent reference to Mr Turnbull’s coup against predecessor Tony Abbott last year.

“It’s not about personalities any more. This is about the national interest, and we cannot get caught up in these insider games,” Senator Bernardi said.

“We are not OK if conservative Australians, who had always invested in the Liberal Party, think that we are no longer concerned with their concerns,” he said. It seems almost certain a lack of parliamentary seats will see Mr Turnbull abandon plans for a joint sitting to re-establish the Australian Building and Construction Commission, the issue that triggered the double-dissolution poll.

There is also doubt on whether he will be able to get his $48.2 billion company tax cut plan through parliament.

Three Liberal MPs told the Herald Sun Mr Turnbull’s authority had been badly diminished, but insisted they would support his leadership, at least in the short to medium term.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, visiting western Sydney where a slew of marginal Liberal seats fell to Labor, called on Mr Turnbull to go.

“Quite frankly, I think he should quit,” he said, appearing with deputy Tanya Plibersek after securing his leadership against a potential challenge from rival Anthony Albanese.

“He (Mr Turnbull) has taken this nation to an election on the basis of stability. He has delivered instability. His own party knows he is not up to the job. The Australian people know he is out of touch.’’

It emerged that: MR Bandt would only support Labor to form minority government. THE crossbenchers said they’d discuss guarantees of supply and confidence but no formal deals were being considered. THE Nick Xenophon Team, which picked up one House and three Senate seats, remained in contention for a second House seat: Gray, in South Australia. Andrea Broadfoot was 782 votes ahead of Liberal incumbent Rowan Ramsey. SENATOR- elect Pauline Hanson reviled Islam, 20 years after her anti-Asian stance. THERE were concerns the same-sex marriage plebiscite would be derailed, as it must pass the Senate, and new senators’ views are unclear. BLOODLETTING began in Coalition ranks over the flawed, eight-week campaign that saw Mr Turnbull refuse to go negative on Mr Shorten

THỦ TƯỚNG ÚC BỊ BÁO ĐỔI TÊN THÀNH MALCOLM TURMOIL= MALCOLM RỐI LỌAN...

TURNBULL MỘT THƯƠNG GIA CÓ HỌC VÀ GIÀU CÓ- NHƯNG HẮN TA LÀ NGƯỜI NGẠO MẠN TRÊN CHÍNH TRƯỜNG NHƯ TRONG THƯƠNG TRƯỜNG NÊN TURNBULL ĐÃ PHẠM PHẢI NHỮNG SAI LẦM NGHIÊM TRỌNG NHƯ SAU:

1/HẮN DÙNG THẾ LỰC THƯƠNG GIA ĐỂ QUY TỤ NHỮNG DÂN BIỂU THAM LAM ĐỂ LẬT ĐỔ THỦ TƯỚNG CÙNG ĐẢNG TONY ABBOTT.

2/HẮN NGÂY THƠ VÀ CAO NGẠO DÁM ĐẶT TÊN CHO NỘI CÁC ĐẦU TIÊN CỦA MÌNH LÀ NỘI CÁC THẾ KỶ 21- CHỈ TRONG VÒNG 3 THÁNG LÀ NỘI CÁC THẾ KỶ 21 CU 3A HẮN TA PHẢI CẢI TỔ VÌ CÓ NHỮNG TÊN LEM LUỐC BẤT XỨNG.

3/HẮN ĐE DỌA QUỐC HỘI NẾU KHÔNG THÔNG QUA DỰ LUẬT "THE INDUSTRIAL " THÌ HẮM SẼ GIẢI TÁN QH ĐỂ BẦU LẠI VÌ HẮN TIN CHẮC LÀ HẮN SẼ THẮNG.

4/ TRONG LÚC VẬN ĐỘNG TRANH CỬ HẮN BỊ BÁO CHÍ TRƯNG RA TÀI LIỆU CÔNG TY CỦA HẮN CÓ TÊN TRONG HỒ SƠ PANAMA VÀ HẮN BỊ ĐẢNG ĐỐI LẬP TUNG TIN NẾU TRUNBULL THẮNG CỬ HẮN SẼ TƯ NHÂN HÓA MEDICARE.

5/ TURNBULL CÓ 1 CON DÂU GỐC TRUNG CỘNG THUỘC GIA ĐÌNH RẤT QUYỀN LỰC CỦA NHÓM LÃNH ĐẠO THƯỢNG HẢI- CHO NÊN CÔ DÂU TRUNG CỘNG NẦY CHỈ XUẤT HIỆN LỜ MỜ ĐÀNG SAU TURNBULL.

6/ KHI KẾT QUẢ SƠ KHỞI CHO THẤY TURNBULL KHÔNG THỂ THẮNG CỬ VẺ VANG (SLANLIDE) THÌ HẮN TỨC GIẬN CÓ Ý CÔNG KHAI SỈ NHỤC CẢ NƯỚC CHO RẰNG CỬ TRI ÚC KHỜ KHẠO KHÔNG NHẬN RA CHUYỆN DỐI GẠT CỦA LABOR VỀ MEDICARE.

***VỚI NHỮNG LỖI LẦM ẤU TRĨ TRÊN ĐÂY CHO THẤY TURNBULL KHÔNG THỂ NÀO LÀM THỦ TƯỚNG DÙ CHO LIBERAL SẼ CÓ CON SỐ 76 GHẾ ĐỂ THÀNH LẬP CHÁNH PHỦ !!!./-TCL

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MALCOLM TURMOIL

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FIVE wildly different independents look set to determine Malcolm Turnbull’s future, as months of policy and political instability loom.

As vote-counting resumes today, Coalition strategists had not given up hope of forming government with a tiny one-seat margin.

But minority government is considered a real option in the wash-up of Saturday’s deadlocked poll.

That would require the support of some of the five crossbenchers in the House of Representatives: returning independents Cathy McGowan, Andrew Wilkie and Bob Katter, Green Adam Bandt, and newly elected Rebekha Sharkie, from the Nick Xenophon Team.

The crossbenchers’ politics veer from hard Left to hard Right.

Both shell-shocked Coalition and gleeful Labor MPs were yesterday doubting the government would get its legislative agenda through either House or Senate.

There was speculation that Australia could go back to the polls within a year if the fragile government failed to hold together.

It now seems the Coalition can bank on 70 seats and Labor 67, with eight seats undecided.

Right-wing senator Cory Bernardi last night said the Liberals had lost “a million votes’’ and a large majority after failing to learn from the Labor leadership wars — an apparent reference to Mr Turnbull’s coup against predecessor Tony Abbott last year.

“It’s not about personalities any more. This is about the national interest, and we cannot get caught up in these insider games,” Senator Bernardi said.

“We are not OK if conservative Australians, who had always invested in the Liberal Party, think that we are no longer concerned with their concerns,” he said. It seems almost certain a lack of parliamentary seats will see Mr Turnbull abandon plans for a joint sitting to re-establish the Australian Building and Construction Commission, the issue that triggered the double-dissolution poll.

There is also doubt on whether he will be able to get his $48.2 billion company tax cut plan through parliament.

Three Liberal MPs told the Herald Sun Mr Turnbull’s authority had been badly diminished, but insisted they would support his leadership, at least in the short to medium term.

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten, visiting western Sydney where a slew of marginal Liberal seats fell to Labor, called on Mr Turnbull to go.

“Quite frankly, I think he should quit,” he said, appearing with deputy Tanya Plibersek after securing his leadership against a potential challenge from rival Anthony Albanese.

“He (Mr Turnbull) has taken this nation to an election on the basis of stability. He has delivered instability. His own party knows he is not up to the job. The Australian people know he is out of touch.’’

It emerged that: MR Bandt would only support Labor to form minority government. THE crossbenchers said they’d discuss guarantees of supply and confidence but no formal deals were being considered. THE Nick Xenophon Team, which picked up one House and three Senate seats, remained in contention for a second House seat: Gray, in South Australia. Andrea Broadfoot was 782 votes ahead of Liberal incumbent Rowan Ramsey. SENATOR- elect Pauline Hanson reviled Islam, 20 years after her anti-Asian stance. THERE were concerns the same-sex marriage plebiscite would be derailed, as it must pass the Senate, and new senators’ views are unclear. BLOODLETTING began in Coalition ranks over the flawed, eight-week campaign that saw Mr Turnbull refuse to go negative on Mr Shorten

MALCOLM TURNBULL LÀ MỘT TÊN BA HOA KHÓAC LÁC TỰ GỌI "NỘI CÁC THẾ KỶ 21" - TÉ RA CHỈ XẠO MÀ THÔI./-TCL

Australia in political limbo after voters punish government

AFP on July 3, 2016, 4:25 pm

Australia in political limbo after voters punish government

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Sydney (AFP) - Australia was in political limbo Sunday after voters failed to hand Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull the stability he craved in calling an election, with the nation instead facing the prospect of a hung parliament.

The former banker went to the polls early looking to shore up support and deliver a strong government based on a "jobs and growth" agenda after ousting fellow Liberal Tony Abbott in a party coup last September to become the country's fourth leader in recent years.

But he now faces the prospect of having to deal with independents and minor parties to stay in power after a near three percent swing against his administration.

Despite a host of coalition MPs being dumped, Turnbull insisted he remained "quietly confident" while admitting to a flurry of phone calls in a scramble to broker deals with lawmakers he may need onside to retain office.

"I remain quietly confident that a majority coalition government will be returned at this election when the counting is completed," he said on Sunday.

"What we will do is ensure that we work constructively and effectively with all of the members of the new parliament to ensure that we deliver the stability and the leadership that Australians expect."

After a host of postal votes were added to running totals Sunday, his Liberal/National coalition had 65 seats to Labor's 67, the Greens one and independents four, results showed.

That leaves 13 seats still too close to call with 76 needed to rule outright in the 150-seat House of Representatives.

MALCOLM TURNBULL BỊ BÚA TẠ MEDICARE CỦA BILL SHORTEN./-TCL

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Mr Shorten, who according to factional bosses has strengthened his hold on the Labor leadership, was upbeat about the as-yet unclear result.

“What I’m very sure of is that while we don’t know who the winner was, there is clearly one loser — Malcolm Turnbull’s agenda for Australia and his efforts to cut Medicare,” he said.

“We want to make the 45th Parliament work.”

One Nation's Pauline Hanson looks set for the Senate. Picture: AAP

Attorney-General George Brandis said Labor’s Medicare campaign “bit heavily” in the final fortnight, making the difference between a “reasonably comfortable” win and what he said would be a “very narrow” victory.

“The Labor Party threw the kitchen sink at one of the most mendacious and disgraceful campaigns we’ve ever seen,” Senator Brandis told Sky News, referring to Labor’s claim that the coalition planned to privatise the universal health system.

Mr Turnbull abandoned a plan to privatise Medicare’s payments system mid-campaign after the coalition decided voters were confused as to the extent of the intention.

VIDEO Malcolm Turnbull confident postal votes will deliver Coalition majority

On Saturday, some voters reported receiving text messages purportedly from the government agency saying time was “running out to save Medicare”.

The Australian Federal Police is evaluating the matter after receiving a complaint from the coalition.

MỘT BÀI HỌC CHO 3 TÊN NGẠO MẠN: MALCOLM TURNBULL, JULIE BISHOP, SCOTT MORRISON= HIỆN LIBERAL MẤT 23 GHẾ, LABOR THÊM 16= CÒN 6 GHẾ CHƯA CÓ KẾT QUẢ./-

TUY LABOR KHÔNG KHÁ GÌ HƠN- NHƯNG CỬ TRI BÌNH DÂN RẤT GHÉT CHUYỆN MALCOLM TURNBULL ĐÂM SAU LƯNG TONY ABBOTT- 

2 ĐỨA JULIE BISHOP VÀ SCOTT MORRISON TIẾP TAY CHO TURNBULL MÀ CỬ TRI BÊN ÚC AI CŨNG ĐÃ BIẾT./-TCL

Party representation - who is leading?

Party	NSW	VIC	QLD	WA	SA	TAS	ACT	NT	National	Previous election
Liberal/National Coalition	22	16	18	9	2	0	0	0	67	90
Liberal	16	13	0	9	2	0	0	0	40	58
Liberal National Party	0	0	18	0	0	0	0	0	18	22
The Nationals	6	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	9	9
Country Liberals (NT)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Australian Labor Party	23	18	11	5	6	4	2	2	71	55
The Greens	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Palmer United Party	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1
Katter's Australian Party	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	0	1	1
Nick Xenophon Team	0	0	0	0	2	0	0	0	2	0
Independent	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	0	2	2
Not yet determined	2	1	0	2	1	0	0	0	6	-
Total	47	37	30	16	11	5	2	2	150	-
Declared	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	-