PM denies he's gone soft on republic

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says his views on a republic and same-sex marriage are consistent with his strong stances before he landed the top job.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has denied he's changed his stance on a republic and gay marriage. (AAP)

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has dismissed suggestions his passion for climate change action, a republic and gay marriage has gone missing.

"I'm not going to run a commentary on myself," Mr Turnbull told 5AA Radio in Adelaide when quizzed about where the "old Malcolm" had gone.

But he confirmed he would be voting `yes' in a flagged plebiscite on legalising same-sex marriage if the coalition won the July 2 election.


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