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Campaigning in Indi, Warren Truss was the country boy at the B S ball avoiding Sophie Mirabella's toes

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imageDeputy Prime Minister Warren Truss remains cryptic about his plans to retire. Lukas Coch/AAP

Nationals leader Warren Truss as the political tease? Well, yes. A couple of weeks out from the start of the parliamentary year, Malcolm Turnbull – and the Nationals – are waiting on Truss.

Truss is widely expected soon to stand down as party...

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