Here’s what Australian politicians would look like with mullets

Mullets are back — in sport in particular and also after Cameron Smith’s stunning victory at golf’s British Open. But why stop at golf and AFL? When will the long-in-the-back, short-in-the-front 1970s-style grace the heads of our political leaders?

We asked resident artist Mitchell Squire to reimagine some of our top people with the recently repopularised hairstyle. Here’s his vision.

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Starting at the top, here’s the kind of mullet we believe the prime minister would rock (when needed).