Turnbull, who was Australian prime minister when Trump first took office in 2017, briefly adopted a nasal American accent as he mimicked the US commander-in-chief during a speech.
“That’s the challenge for our leaders -- they’ve got to be able to stand up,“ he began.
“If you’re spooked by that you shouldn’t be in the job,“ Turnbull finished while drawing laughs from the crowd.
Trump returned serve on his Truth Social platform, saying Turnbull was “a weak and ineffective leader” who “never understood what was going on in China”.
Turnbull was among the many leaders who phoned the US president after his shock election victory in 2016.
Then-press secretary Sean Spicer then butchered Turnbull’s name twice in a press conference, mistakenly referring to him as “Mr Trumble”.
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