NDIS minister says Julianne Stewart does a ‘very good job’ but he did not negotiate deal. Follow today’s news headlines liveGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastFor a bit of a change of pace, you may enjoy this essay from Malcolm Turnbull in Foreign Affairs, where he outlines how he believes world leaders can deal with a second Trump presidency.Turnbull bases a lot of his arguments on his own dealings with Donald Trump while prime minister. He runs through the infamous refugee deal phone call (the transcript of which was leaked) and the trade back-and-forths over tariffs.The caricature of Trump as a one-dimensional, irrational monster is so entrenched that many forget that he can be, when it suits him, intelligently transactional. Like most bullies, he will bend others to his will when he can, and when he cannot, he will try to make a deal. But to get to the deal-making stage, Trump’s counterparts have to stand up to the bullying first.I would certainly like to see the performance lifted. I would like to see better outcomes, particularly for the more vulnerable cohorts.We also have work going on, in response to a parliamentary inquiry into the employment services system, going on in parallel to overseeing this new system. Continue reading…
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Author : Amy Remeikis
Publish date : 2024-06-03 23:27:05
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Australia politics live: Turnbull shares advice for dealing with Trump ‘bullying’ if he wins second term; Shorten defends $600,000 speechwriter fee
