Q: How do you feel about the current election we’ve got at the moment?

Malcolm Turnbull:

I find it one of the most exciting elections I’ve ever seen. Don’t you?

I can’t drag myself away from the television! I’ve seen a few. I tell you what. It is… It is sort of – there are certain… It’s kind of a cultural continuation, you know, the democracy sausage, Antony Green, of course, for this election at least, and also, of course, wars about corflutes. Putting corflutes up. ‘He stole my corflute. Where’s my corflute. No, I didn’t’. It’s great. If you’ve run, as I have, in a marginal seat and ended up not being marginal, at least for my candidacy, but you get into all this grass roots stuff and I don’t miss it, no.

Q: Are you planning on campaigning at all for the Liberal Party?

Turnbull:

No. I think… No. No, I’m not. I’m not campaigning for anyone.

Q: Voting Liberal, though?

Turnbull:

It’s a secret ballot.