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Labor seeks Turnbull censure over Robert

Labor is seeking to censure the prime minister over the Stuart Robert scandal.

Veterans' Affairs Minister Stuart Robert
Labor has moved to censure the prime minister for failing to sack embattled minister Stuart Robert. (AAP) Source: AAP

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Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has moved to censure Malcolm Turnbull for failing to sack embattled minister Stuart Robert.

Mr Robert is the subject of a review - commissioned by the prime minister - into whether he breached ministerial standards by helping a friend and Liberal Party donor sign a mining deal in China.

"It is time for this do-nothing prime minister to do something - he must sack the minister," Mr Shorten told parliament on Wednesday.


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