Man on a wire: How long can Malcolm Turnbull survive? On Four Corners, key members of the government speak out about the fault lines within the party and challenges facing Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull. With the Coalition government returned to office on the slimmest of margins, the Prime Minister will not only have to woo and cajole a disparate group of cross benchers to vote for his policies, he'll have to hold his own team together. Within the party room resentment lingers over the controversial policies taken to the ballot box. There's barely contained anger from those who feel they've been marginalised by the Prime Minister: And there's factional warfare breaking out in the state branches. Adding to Malcolm Turnbull's woes is the question: what are Tony Abbott's intentions?

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