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Election 2016: "Not Malcolm Turnbull's fault"

The Prime Minister says he can form government, despite a 3 per cent swing against the coalition.
The Prime Minister says he can form government, despite a 3 per cent swing against the coalition. Source: AAP

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he's quietly confident that when the vote count is concluded, the coalition will have the numbers in the lower house of parliament to form government. But should he be criticized for not being able to deliver outright majority in the federal election? Shree Napit is the head of the Liberal Friends of Nepal, affiliated with the Liberal party, and this is what he had to say.


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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says he's quietly confident that when the vote count is concluded, the coalition will have the numbers in the lower house of parliament to form government. But should he be criticized for not being able to deliver outright majority in the federal election? Shree Napit is the head of the Liberal Friends of Nepal, affiliated with the Liberal party, and this is what he had to say.



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