Election 2016 ends in cliffhanger
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Turnbull: 'We can form a majority Coalition government'
LATIKA BOURKE | Liberal leader insists he will form a government despite a sizeable swing against him.
LATIKA BOURKE | Liberal leader insists he will form a government despite a sizeable swing against him.
Malcolm Turnbull tells the party faithful the Coalition can still form a majority government, despite heavy losses at the polls.
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