#92: The Life And Times Of A Thoroughly liberal Prime Minister – Malcolm Turnbull
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Malcolm Turnbull was Australia’s 29th Prime Minister.
Show notes
Selected links
- Follow Malcolm Turnbull: Website | Twitter
- A Bigger Picture, by Malcolm Turnbull
- Malcolm’s speech at the 2010 Deakin Lectures
- Malcolm’s speech at the 2010 BZE Stationary Energy Plan launch
- ‘Condolence on the Death of Robert Hughes’, 2012 speech by Malcolm Turnbull
- Malcolm’s 2015 speech challenging Tony Abbott’s leadership
- The Fiery Chariot, by Lucille Iremonger
- Reflections on the Revolution in France, by Edmund Burke
- The Case for Conservatism, by Quintin Hogg
- The Reluctant Republic, by Malcolm Turnbull
- Fighting For the Republic, by Malcolm Turnbull
- Constitutional Advancement in a Frozen Continent: Essays in honour of George Winterton
- ‘An Alternative Republic Proposal’, Anne Twomey’s 2015 article in the ALJ
- Skin in the Game, by Nassim Taleb
- Antifragile, by Nassim Taleb
Topics discussed
- Which of Malcolm’s speeches is he most proud of? 9:52
- Malcolm’s childhood. 12:51
- Burkean Conservatism. 20:20
- How do governments know when they’re reforming too quickly or too slowly? 26:11
- Resolving the core tension in the Australian Republican Movement. 42:59
- Same-sex marriage. 48:48
- The Minority Rule. 52:19
- Is the Liberal Party philosophically tenable? 59:35
- How does Malcolm assess prospective tech investments? 1:04:24
- Malcolm’s intellectual shift on China. 1:07:19
- Malcolm’s struggle with depression and suicidal thoughts. 1:11:42
- Antifragility. 1:15:48