Turnbull on nose in polls: Shorten

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten says the polls shows voters are starting to see through Malcolm Turnbull.

A Fairfax-Ipsos poll published on Monday shows the coalition's two-party preferred vote falling four points to 52 per cent and the prime minister's personal rating dipping five points to 64 per cent.

"Increasingly he is becoming seen as all talk and no go," Mr Shorten told reporters in Melbourne on Monday.