Malcolm Turnbull plans to spend the bulk of the election campaign overseas in a bid to deflect attention from the Coalition's leadership turmoil
Malcolm Turnbull plans to spend the bulk of the election campaign overseas in a bid to minimise attention on the Coalition's history of ideological infighting and leadership turmoil, one of the Morrison government's major weaknesses as it seeks another term in office.
Crossing paths: Former foreign minister Julie Bishop and former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull at Martyn Cook's memorial service on Thursday.Mr Turnbull will travel to New York, where he and wife Lucy own an apartment, in the lead-up to Anzac Day, where he will appear at several commemorative functions.Advertisement
Opposition Leader Bill Shorten on Thursday made clear he would put the Coalition's leadership upheavals at the centre of Labor's campaign.
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