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Malcolm Turnbull says farewell to Obama as Culleton, Day face the High Court
Malcolm Turnbull is wrapping up talks in Lima before heading home to face an unruly Senate and two High Court challenges.
Stephanie Peatling is a senior writer for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age
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