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imagePrime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, accompanied by his wife Lucy, greet people as they walk along Oxford Street.David Moir/AAP

The polling sends a strong message: Malcolm Turnbull starts his prime ministership with people wanting to think the best of him.

Essential has found people believe Turnbull is intelligent (81%), hardworking (71%), a capable...

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