- Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull picked up rubbish while swimming
- Mr Turnbull spotted swimming near his $50million Sydney mansion on Saturday
- The PM was seen retrieving two lost tennis balls out of the water
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has picked up rubbish while taking a swim in the ocean near his Point Piper home.
The leader of the country took some time out to cool off at a beach in the backyard of his $50million Sydney mansion on Saturday.
It wasn’t all fun and games though. The PM was spotted picking up pieces of rubbish and lost tennis balls out of the water.
The Prime Minister took a dip at his Point Piper mansion and did his bit for the ocean picking up some rubbish and lost tennis balls
It wasn’t all fun and games though. The PM was spotted picking up pieces of rubbish and lost tennis balls out of the water
Dressed in swimming briefs and equipped with goggles, Mr Turnbull was photographed bending over to pick the balls up off the ground
Dressed in swimming briefs and equipped with goggles, Mr Turnbull was photographed bending over to pick the balls up off the ground.
He was later seen with a security guard playing with the balls back at his home.
This comes as lead figure in the movement to stop Australia becoming a republic launched a petition for Malcolm Turnbull to resign and be replaced by Tony Abbott.
Legal academic David Flint, who is being supported by NSW MP Fred Nile, says Mr Abbott ‘has demonstrated that he is the coalition’s and indeed the Parliament’s best campaigner and that the policy he is enunciating reflects the overwhelming wishes of the people’.
The petition calls for a cut in immigration, assimilation of new migrants, cheaper electricity and a ‘total prohibition on the return of any one jihadist’.
Michael McCormack will be Acting Prime Minister from Monday when Malcolm Turnbull fly’s to London for a Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has picked up rubbish while taking a swim in the ocean near his Point Piper home
The leader of the country took some time out to cool off at a beach in the backyard of his $50million Sydney mansion on Saturday
He was later seen with a security guard playing with the balls back at his home
Ball tampering? The PM was spotted playing with some soggy tennis balls in his backyard
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