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Australian Notes

Australian notes

2 July 2016

9:00 AM

2 July 2016

9:00 AM

Brexit, 1381 ad, and Turnbull’s election

Well, the Brits did it. They defied the warnings and threats from ‘I got a Nobel Peace Prize for no reason at all’ Barack Obama; and those from Christine Lagarde, the lefty head of the IMF; and those from Canadian Bank of England Governor Mark Carney; and from Tony Blair (the nerve of the man knows no boundaries), David Cameron (whose legacy has been ruined), spin doctor extraordinaire Alistair Campbell, red Tory political columnist Matthew Parris, and the list literally goes on for ages – including our own Julie Bishop and Malcolm Turnbull.

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