Australia's Turnbull goes rural in a cabinet reshuffle aimed at widening appealSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday named a new attorney general and promoted two junior lawmakers from rural Queensland state to his cabinet in a reshuffle he hopes will bolster his flagging popularity. Australian leaders often revamp cabinets before the start of a new year but for center-right Turnbull the move is an attempt to salvage his leadership, ravaged by dismal opinion polls. Last month, Turnbull s ruling Liberal-National coalition made its worst showing in a Queensland election in more than a decade, when it won 34 percent of the vote as Pauline Hanson s populist One Nation clawed into its conservative base.  A large number of marginal seats in the country s third most populous state of Queensland often give its voters a crucial say in deciding federal elections. The reshuffle was sparked by the resignation of Attorney General George Brandis from the Senate. Turnbull said he would ask Brandis to be the country s next High Commissioner, or ambassador, to the United Kingdom. Turnbull gave cabinet positions to Queenslanders John McVeigh and David Littleproud, who both took office 18 months ago. He dropped infrastructure minister Darren Chester, from the urban state of Victoria, giving the portfolio to deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, the leader of the Nationals, which features prominently in Queensland.  It s a ministry that showcases the depth of the Liberal and National team, with well-earned promotions for talented individuals, a number of young and upcoming MPs bringing new skills and energy to the frontbench,  Turnbull told reporters in Sydney. Asked why he removed Chester, whose duties included running the Australian part of the fruitless search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Turnbull said his cabinet had  to take into account matters of geography , but did not elaborate. The pitch to voters in the northeastern state of Queensland was obvious, said Stewart Jackson, a specialist in Australian politics at the University of Sydney.      Everybody s been spooked by One Nation,  Jackson said.  The emphasis will shift back towards Queensland where the National Party was traditionally strong.  The overhaul also brings youth into a government that has narrowly retained its razor-thin majority in parliament after a constitutional crisis triggered a series of by-elections. The two promoted Queenslanders, Littleproud and McVeigh, are 41 and 52 respectively. The new attorney general, social services minister Christian Porter, from the iron ore-rich state of Western Australia, is 47. Employment minister Michaelia Cash, who takes the expanded title of minister for jobs and innovation, and Nationals member Bridget McKenzie, who joins cabinet as minister for sport, rural health and regional communications, are also 47. Turnbull gave no reason for the departure of Brandis after 17 years, but called him a  stalwart  who had backed tougher national security laws and the legalization of same-sex marriage, a measure parliament passed this month. In 2015, when Turnbull unseated then prime minister Tony Abbott, he said the move was necessary because Abbott s government had lost 30 opinion polls in a row. Under Turnbull, the government has lost 25 opinion polls in a row. Many commentators say that if the figure reaches 30, which could happen as soon as March, Turnbull s party may consider removing him. worldnews
australia turnbull goes rural cabinet reshuffle aimed widening appealsydney reuters australian prime minister malcolm turnbull tuesday named new attorney general promoted two junior lawmakers rural queensland state cabinet reshuffle hopes bolster flagging popularity australian leaders often revamp cabinets start new year turnbull move attempt salvage leadership ravaged dismal opinion polls last month turnbull ruling coalition made worst showing queensland election decade percent vote tagline hanson populist one nation clawed conservative base a large number marginal seats country third populous state queensland often give voters crucial say deciding federal elections the reshuffle sparked resignation attorney general george brands senate turnbull said would ask brands country next high commissioner ambassador united kingdom turnbull gave cabinet positions queenslanders john mcveigh david littleproud took office months ago he dropped infrastructure minister darren chester urban state victoria giving portfolio deputy prime minister barney joyce leader nationals features prominently queensland it ministry showcases depth liberal national team promotions talented individuals number young upcoming mps bringing new skills energy frontbench turnbull told reporters sydney asked removed chester whose duties included running australian part fruitless search missing malaysia airlines flight turnbull said cabinet take account matters geography elaborate the pitch voters northeastern state queensland obvious said stewart jackson specialist australian politics university sydney everybody looked one nation jackson said the emphasis shift back towards queensland national party traditionally strong the overhaul also brings youth government narrowly retained majority parliament constitutional crisis triggered series the two promoted queenslanders littleproud mcveigh respectively the new attorney general social services minister christian porter iron state western australia employment minister michael cash takes expanded title minister jobs innovation nationals member bridge mckenzie joins cabinet minister sport rural health regional communications also turnbull gave reason departure brands years called stalwart backed tougher national security laws legalization marriage measure parliament passed month in turnbull unseated prime minister tony abbott said move necessary abbott government lost opinion polls row under turnbull government lost opinion polls row many commentators say figure reaches could happen soon march turnbull party may consider removing worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Australia's Turnbull goes rural in a cabinet reshuffle aimed at widening appealSYDNEY (Reuters) - Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Tuesday named a new attorney general and promoted two junior lawmakers from rural Queensland state to his cabinet in a reshuffle he hopes will bolster his flagging popularity. Australian leaders often revamp cabinets before the start of a new year but for center-right Turnbull the move is an attempt to salvage his leadership, ravaged by dismal opinion polls. Last month, Turnbull s ruling Liberal-National coalition made its worst showing in a Queensland election in more than a decade, when it won 34 percent of the vote as Pauline Hanson s populist One Nation clawed into its conservative base.  A large number of marginal seats in the country s third most populous state of Queensland often give its voters a crucial say in deciding federal elections. The reshuffle was sparked by the resignation of Attorney General George Brandis from the Senate. Turnbull said he would ask Brandis to be the country s next High Commissioner, or ambassador, to the United Kingdom. Turnbull gave cabinet positions to Queenslanders John McVeigh and David Littleproud, who both took office 18 months ago. He dropped infrastructure minister Darren Chester, from the urban state of Victoria, giving the portfolio to deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, the leader of the Nationals, which features prominently in Queensland.  It s a ministry that showcases the depth of the Liberal and National team, with well-earned promotions for talented individuals, a number of young and upcoming MPs bringing new skills and energy to the frontbench,  Turnbull told reporters in Sydney. Asked why he removed Chester, whose duties included running the Australian part of the fruitless search for missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, Turnbull said his cabinet had  to take into account matters of geography , but did not elaborate. The pitch to voters in the northeastern state of Queensland was obvious, said Stewart Jackson, a specialist in Australian politics at the University of Sydney.      Everybody s been spooked by One Nation,  Jackson said.  The emphasis will shift back towards Queensland where the National Party was traditionally strong.  The overhaul also brings youth into a government that has narrowly retained its razor-thin majority in parliament after a constitutional crisis triggered a series of by-elections. The two promoted Queenslanders, Littleproud and McVeigh, are 41 and 52 respectively. The new attorney general, social services minister Christian Porter, from the iron ore-rich state of Western Australia, is 47. Employment minister Michaelia Cash, who takes the expanded title of minister for jobs and innovation, and Nationals member Bridget McKenzie, who joins cabinet as minister for sport, rural health and regional communications, are also 47. Turnbull gave no reason for the departure of Brandis after 17 years, but called him a  stalwart  who had backed tougher national security laws and the legalization of same-sex marriage, a measure parliament passed this month. In 2015, when Turnbull unseated then prime minister Tony Abbott, he said the move was necessary because Abbott s government had lost 30 opinion polls in a row. Under Turnbull, the government has lost 25 opinion polls in a row. Many commentators say that if the figure reaches 30, which could happen as soon as March, Turnbull s party may consider removing him. worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: australia turnbull goes rural cabinet reshuffle aimed widening appealsydney reuters australian prime minister malcolm turnbull tuesday named new attorney general promoted two junior lawmakers rural queensland state cabinet reshuffle hopes bolster flagging popularity australian leaders often revamp cabinets start new year turnbull move attempt salvage leadership ravaged dismal opinion polls last month turnbull ruling coalition made worst showing queensland election decade percent vote tagline hanson populist one nation clawed conservative base a large number marginal seats country third populous state queensland often give voters crucial say deciding federal elections the reshuffle sparked resignation attorney general george brands senate turnbull said would ask brands country next high commissioner ambassador united kingdom turnbull gave cabinet positions queenslanders john mcveigh david littleproud took office months ago he dropped infrastructure minister darren chester urban state victoria giving portfolio deputy prime minister barney joyce leader nationals features prominently queensland it ministry showcases depth liberal national team promotions talented individuals number young upcoming mps bringing new skills energy frontbench turnbull told reporters sydney asked removed chester whose duties included running australian part fruitless search missing malaysia airlines flight turnbull said cabinet take account matters geography elaborate the pitch voters northeastern state queensland obvious said stewart jackson specialist australian politics university sydney everybody looked one nation jackson said the emphasis shift back towards queensland national party traditionally strong the overhaul also brings youth government narrowly retained majority parliament constitutional crisis triggered series the two promoted queenslanders littleproud mcveigh respectively the new attorney general social services minister christian porter iron state western australia employment minister michael cash takes expanded title minister jobs innovation nationals member bridge mckenzie joins cabinet minister sport rural health regional communications also turnbull gave reason departure brands years called stalwart backed tougher national security laws legalization marriage measure parliament passed month in turnbull unseated prime minister tony abbott said move necessary abbott government lost opinion polls row under turnbull government lost opinion polls row many commentators say figure reaches could happen soon march turnbull party may consider removing worldnews