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"Leader" is a word with a number of different meanings which are influenced by context. A leader is a person with  leadership abilities. Leadership, is defined as the ability of an individual, group, or organization to influence, or guide other individuals, teams, or organizations. How one becomes a leader often depends on what needs to be led. 

 

I think we are lucky in our political system in that our Party leaders are, for the most part, chosen by the group they lead. That allows us to replace underperforming leaders during the course of a parloiamentary period, and not have to wait for General Elections as is necessary in the USA. Our Prime Ministers and Premiers are the spokespersons for the government when talking about matters in general. What I would like to see at a press conference is for the leader to introduce the topic for the press conference and then introduce the relevant Minister who would then go into the details. I see the leader in such a circumstance as being like a Master of Ceremonies who is there to introduce the acts. 

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The Relevant  minister is considered the Person certain questions should be directed to, but often the opposition  will direct their question to the PM when they think they have a "Gotcha" Moment, based on say a Newspaper article or what someone was supposed to have said somewhere, sometime and maybe in another context. It can be pretty hard to watch and/or listen to Nev

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11 hours ago, red750 said:

The way she's running down Auastralia while in England, she should stay there.

If they won't take Tony Abbott, not much chance they'll take her.

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Didn't they tell her to Go back to where she came from ? Running down Both Pommieland and also her own Country.  Abbot also has some sort of Job On Rupert Murdoch's staff.  Nev

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