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Turnbull and TPP

Group photo after signing of TPP in Auckland, Feb 2016
Group photo after signing of TPP in Auckland, Feb 2016 Source: AAP

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull remains hopeful Australia will ratify the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. The Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and the Greens are urging the government to abandon the deal, saying they will block a vote on it in parliament. Mr Turnbull is urging countries in the Pacific Rim to ratify the deal to keep pressure on incoming US President Donald Trump - who is also opposed to it.


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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull remains hopeful Australia will ratify the controversial Trans-Pacific Partnership agreement. The Opposition Leader Bill Shorten and the Greens are urging the government to abandon the deal, saying they will block a vote on it in parliament. Mr Turnbull is urging countries in the Pacific Rim to ratify the deal to keep pressure on incoming US President Donald Trump - who is also opposed to it.



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