Scott Morrison has tried his hand at Two-Up at a pub in the Top End, but it took the Prime Minister a few goes before coming up heads.
Mr Morrison visited Cazaley's - Palmerston Club on Monday afternoon to take part in the popular tradition. A local backed herself against the PM betting tails as the crowd waited for Mr Morrison’s first spin.
The Prime Minister had a couple goes at the technique before getting into the rhythm by his third spin - winning the bet when it came up heads. "And the hundreds of thousands more who have worn our uniform - and possibly their loved ones only truly know them best.
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