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Jostling underway in Nationals for post-Truss era

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imageThe succession weighs on the mind of the cautious Warren Truss as he contemplates his future. Mick Tsikas/AAP

A rather arcane argument this week about responsibility for water in his government might have given Malcolm Turnbull cause for pause.

When Turnbull became prime minister, the Nationals insisted he include with the usual Coalition agreement...

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