Embattled Australian PM says he will lead government to next electionMELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia s embattled conservative Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has shaken off speculation about the security of his leadership, declaring on Sunday he will lead his coalition government into the next election in 2019. Turnbull, who has faced a horror run in recent weeks, losing his one-seat majority and being called to stepdown before Christmas, said that he  runs the government  and that his party s policies would soon be converted into public support.  I have every confidence that I will lead the coalition to the next election in 2019 and we will win it,  Turnbull told Sky News television.  I am very confident we will be able to see a disciplined approach to teamwork within the coalition.     Three Australian prime ministers have been ousted by their own parties since 2010. Turnbull s confidence has been bolstered by the stunning by-election victory of his former deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, who easily cruised to victory on Saturday night with a huge 65 percent primary vote. Barnaby was kicked out of parliament just over one month ago because he held dual citizenship with New Zealand, a status he has since rescinded. Under Australia s constitution dual citizens are banned from the national parliament. Barnaby s win restores Turnbull s slim one-seat majority in parliament and Turnbull, who is struggling with record low opinion polls, has claimed the victory as a vote of confidence in his performance. Turnbull has been under sustained attack for much of the year over issues including same sex marriage and the scandal-plagued banking sector, and has failed to end widespread disquiet within his coalition about his future as leader. On Friday, the conservative deputy premier of New South Wales state John Barilaro called for Turnbull to step down as a  Christmas gift  to the nation. The comment came just days after Turnbull was forced into an embarrassing policy reversal and called a Royal Commission into the country s banking and financial sector amid mounting political pressure. Turnbull has failed to stem a flow of disgruntled voters away from his conservative coalition to far-right parties and the fragility of his government has been exacerbated by a dual citizenship crisis which is forcing a number of lawmakers, like Barnaby, to recontest seats. One of those by-elections for the blue-ribbon conservative electorate of Bennelong in Sydney on Dec. 16 could see Turnbull again lose his majority in parliament if the opposition Labor achieves a surprise win. worldnews
embattled australian pm says lead government next electionmelbourne reuters australia embattled conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull shaken speculation security leadership declaring sunday lead coalition government next election turnbull faced horror run recent weeks losing majority called stepson christmas said runs government party policies would soon converted public support i every confidence i lead coalition next election win turnbull told sky news television i confident able see disciplined approach teamwork within coalition three australian prime ministers ousted parties since turnbull confidence bolstered stunning victory former deputy prime minister barney joyce easily cruised victory saturday night huge percent primary vote barney kicked parliament one month ago held dual citizenship new zealand status since rescinded under australia constitution dual citizens banned national parliament barney win restores turnbull slim majority parliament turnbull struggling record low opinion polls claimed victory vote confidence performance turnbull sustained attack much year issues including sex marriage banking sector failed end widespread disquiet within coalition future leader on friday conservative deputy premier new south wales state john barilaro called turnbull step christmas gift nation the comment came days turnbull forced embarrassing policy reversal called royal commission country banking financial sector amid mounting political pressure turnbull failed stem flow disgruntled voters away conservative coalition parties facility government exacerbated dual citizenship crisis forcing number lawmakers like barney contest seats one conservative electorate bennelong sydney could see turnbull lose majority parliament opposition labor achieves surprise win 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: Embattled Australian PM says he will lead government to next electionMELBOURNE (Reuters) - Australia s embattled conservative Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has shaken off speculation about the security of his leadership, declaring on Sunday he will lead his coalition government into the next election in 2019. Turnbull, who has faced a horror run in recent weeks, losing his one-seat majority and being called to stepdown before Christmas, said that he  runs the government  and that his party s policies would soon be converted into public support.  I have every confidence that I will lead the coalition to the next election in 2019 and we will win it,  Turnbull told Sky News television.  I am very confident we will be able to see a disciplined approach to teamwork within the coalition.     Three Australian prime ministers have been ousted by their own parties since 2010. Turnbull s confidence has been bolstered by the stunning by-election victory of his former deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, who easily cruised to victory on Saturday night with a huge 65 percent primary vote. Barnaby was kicked out of parliament just over one month ago because he held dual citizenship with New Zealand, a status he has since rescinded. Under Australia s constitution dual citizens are banned from the national parliament. Barnaby s win restores Turnbull s slim one-seat majority in parliament and Turnbull, who is struggling with record low opinion polls, has claimed the victory as a vote of confidence in his performance. Turnbull has been under sustained attack for much of the year over issues including same sex marriage and the scandal-plagued banking sector, and has failed to end widespread disquiet within his coalition about his future as leader. On Friday, the conservative deputy premier of New South Wales state John Barilaro called for Turnbull to step down as a  Christmas gift  to the nation. The comment came just days after Turnbull was forced into an embarrassing policy reversal and called a Royal Commission into the country s banking and financial sector amid mounting political pressure. Turnbull has failed to stem a flow of disgruntled voters away from his conservative coalition to far-right parties and the fragility of his government has been exacerbated by a dual citizenship crisis which is forcing a number of lawmakers, like Barnaby, to recontest seats. One of those by-elections for the blue-ribbon conservative electorate of Bennelong in Sydney on Dec. 16 could see Turnbull again lose his majority in parliament if the opposition Labor achieves a surprise win. 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: embattled australian pm says lead government next electionmelbourne reuters australia embattled conservative prime minister malcolm turnbull shaken speculation security leadership declaring sunday lead coalition government next election turnbull faced horror run recent weeks losing majority called stepson christmas said runs government party policies would soon converted public support i every confidence i lead coalition next election win turnbull told sky news television i confident able see disciplined approach teamwork within coalition three australian prime ministers ousted parties since turnbull confidence bolstered stunning victory former deputy prime minister barney joyce easily cruised victory saturday night huge percent primary vote barney kicked parliament one month ago held dual citizenship new zealand status since rescinded under australia constitution dual citizens banned national parliament barney win restores turnbull slim majority parliament turnbull struggling record low opinion polls claimed victory vote confidence performance turnbull sustained attack much year issues including sex marriage banking sector failed end widespread disquiet within coalition future leader on friday conservative deputy premier new south wales state john barilaro called turnbull step christmas gift nation the comment came days turnbull forced embarrassing policy reversal called royal commission country banking financial sector amid mounting political pressure turnbull failed stem flow disgruntled voters away conservative coalition parties facility government exacerbated dual citizenship crisis forcing number lawmakers like barney contest seats one conservative electorate bennelong sydney could see turnbull lose majority parliament opposition labor achieves surprise win worldnews