The Leadership Qualities Of Present Prime Minister Of Australia

When you think of the “land down under” you don’t really think of the kind of government they have. I chose to write about the Australian government because I really don’t hear much about Australia. It currently has a pretty interesting story to tell when it comes to their government. I became a bit interested in Australian politics when I saw a political animated cartoon on the internet that depicted Kevin Rudd, the last Prime Minister, on a news television show and it was quite humorous. I am going to give a quick history lesson on Australia then go into how the government formed and came to be. Then I will talk about the Australian constitution, the Australian arms of government, their federal system, political parties and Australia’s

The Australian Labor Party also shortly known as ALP. This party has been in resistant at federal level since the election in 2013. the party is a federal party with in each state and territory. Labor is currently in control of the government of Victoria, Queensland, South Australia and in the Australian Capital Territory. The labor party challenges against the Liberal for political office at the federal and state levels. The party's federal parliamentary leader is Bill Shorten since 13 October, 2013. The Australian Labor Party is a socialist party and has the intention/ purpose of the democratic socialization of industry, production, distribution and exchange, to the extent necessary to eliminate exploitation and other unsocial features

But according to Australian Story’s documentary, The Making of Malcolm, we have hope. Our latest prime minister, Malcolm Turnbull has been showcased in this documentary, proving that not only himself but all politicians are not the mindless, idiotic zombies we perceive them to be but in fact people too, (hard to believe, huh?) evident through exhibiting the tragedy and genuine experience that Turnbull has faced through his life using effective

Prime Minister Turnbull according to media sources was very cordial and professional during the exchange, only seeking to gain reassurance the deal would stand. However, Donald Trump proceeded to act with hostility cutting short "what was expected to be an hour-long call" after only 25 minutes (The Atlantic). Despite Trump’s unprofessional behavior, his most gulling action was choosing to violate his confidence with Prime Minister Turnbull by leaking the details of their private conversation to the national media and then attempted to bully the Prime Minster of a G20 nation on twitter

Gough Whitlam was the 21st Prime Minister in Australia. He was born on the 11th of July, 1916 in Melbourne. Gough Whitlam had a younger sister, Freda. His parents were Fred Whitlam and Janet Turnbull. His father Fred Whitlam was the Commonwealth deputy crown solicitor, and was transferred to Canberra so the family moved to the Nation Capital when Gough Whitlam was only 10 years old. Gough attended a Sydney Grammar school, then a High School in Canberra. He completed his exam to finish high school when he was only 15, in 1931, but he was still too young to go to university. Gough completed the final exams three more times between 1932 and 1934.

John Howard is a very controversial man in Australia. Whether he did good or bad to Australia is debatable. John Howard is the former Conservative Australian Prime Minister. He was Australia’s second longest running prime minister and is also the leader of the Liberal Party (The Editors of Encyclopædia Britannica, 2018). Howard believes his best decision yet is the gun control (Glover, 2018). As a result of this reform, roughly 640,000 weapons were turned into authority.

Moreover, I will make sure that I keep my promises as Prime Minister of Australia. Many Prime Ministers around the world have promised something before an election but have done the complete opposite afterwards. This is wrong and if I become Australia’s next Prime Minister, I will make sure that I keep my promises no matter what. For the better for you, for the better for your family, for the better for Australia, I should be the next Prime Minister.

Furthermore, it seems like President Trump’s infamous use of social media is not the only thing influencing the country. According to Jessica Mudditt’s article, Statute becomes lightning rod for Australian nationalists, Trump’s take on politics has brought hope and motivation into the Australian nationalist party, the Party For Freedom. This right wing group focuses primarily on the opposition of immigration and multiculturalism (Mudditt). They also have widely rejected Islam, as the religion itself has been seen as connection to terrorist attacks as seen with the hostage situation in Sydney back in 2014. The Party for Freedom has even gone to the extent of adapting President Trump’s 2016 campaign slogan with their own twist – Make Australia

We’ve all heard the tired argument regurgitated by the ostentatious ‘social commentator’ or the disillusioned anarchist uncle; politicians are selfish individuals who brilliantly spin webs of deceit only to create power for themselves and serve their own egos. And so it would seem, that Malcolm Turnbull – an undeniably professional politician who rose to prime ministership undemocratically – perhaps embodies these aforementioned qualities more than most.

None of this should come as a surprise, as Australia's current Prime Minister, Malcolm Turnbull, has an estimated wealth of $300 million. Turnbull recently replaced Australia's version of George W. Bush, Tony Abbott, a man who thoroughly embarrassed the country for the last couple of years. When confronted in Parliament about his Cayman Island financial accounts, Prime Minister Turnbull answered, "Some of us will be more successful than others, some of us are fortunate in the turn of business, some of us are fortunate in the intellect we inherit from our

Australia’s oldest political party is the Australian Labor Party (ALP). Their history associates with the history of Australia’s democracy and labor movement. The largest trade boom in the history of the period of economic transition is Australia. The core Labor morals of opportunity and fairness. The core Labor has never been more pleased to establish the foster economic growth. The government has demolished the morals and economic growth. The Australian economy leads Labor through a time of significant global ambiguity, the Global Financial Crisis (GFC). The action Labor took with a broad-scale economic packages the economy did not stall because Australians faired exceptional than the highest in the world during the GFC. More than 200,000

Australia has not been without its own controversies where truth has been compromised or sacrificed by those on the left and right of politics. The deliberate use of false and misleading assertions is a common tactic among our public figures. The question now, sharpened by Trump's brazen disregard for accuracy and truth, is whether we are willing to put up with this behaviour from our public representatives.

Labor is a political party in Australia that has had over half the Prime ministers of Australia so far (15 out of 29). Labor is in the government in Western Australia, Victoria, South Australia, Queensland, ACT and the northern territory. Labor is opposition to Liberal party for the political office at the state and federal levels. Sinise 1921 Labors objective has been democratic socialization of industry, production, distribution and exchange, to the extent necessary to eliminate exploitation and other anti-social features in these fields. Labor has always aimed to “Promote equality to involve the people of Australia in the decision making of our land and to liberate the talents and uplift the horizons of Australian people” said Prime Minister Gough Whitlam The current leader is Bill Shorten and past leaders are Kevin Rudd (2013 and 2006), Julia Gillard (2010) and Kim Beazley (2005).

The 2017 general election was disappointing for many people; after we were left with a hung parliament, it has come into question, who has the right to form a government. More importantly, who won and was most successful in the election?

Australia’s government design was taken from the British Westminster system after those who originally colonized Australia. A functional, western style democracy, there are a number of minor political parties operating in Australia but the country’s federal politics is an essential 2-party system at present, much like the United States (Our Country, 2015).