Tag: Scott Morrison

Scott Morrison is still a topic of conversation as David Littleproud compares Anthony Albanese to him while visiting Ukraine.

Australians have been very distressed in knowing where to vote but those who have tested positive for covid can now vote by phone instead.

Scott Morrison has been making the worst impression on Australia as he fights to be Prime Minister, Aussies are calling to fire the liar.

Former High Commissioner, Trevor Sofield was manhandled when he tried to speak to Scott Morrison. The public has a lot to say about it.

Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese has gone head to head once again in the leaders debate and Australians have some thoughts.

Labor Leader Anthony Albanese was quizzed about not remembering the NDIS plan. His response was that it wasn't a “gotcha game”

Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have kicked off the first leader's debate but some voters need time to decide which side they're on.

Endometriosis affects 1 in 9 women in Australia and is usually diagnosed in 12 years. New research will help speed up the process.

The new Women’s Network Logo has left many unimpressed as the design looks similar to a certain part of the male body and is sparking a fight.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has tested positive for Covid-19 but will continue to carry out his duties as Prime Minister while isolating.

Bob Carr is adamant that Mr. Dutton has released a text message exchange between two cabinet ministers in 2019 about Scott Morrison.

Grace Tame wasn’t afraid to show her true feelings toward Scott Morrison. In recent pictures, Grace is shown to be stone-faced beside him.

While other states are ruling their citizens with a heavy hand, Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he wants to treat Australians like adults.

Government has made a deal to buy 300,000 courses of Molnupiravir, a new oral Covid treatment for people with milder symptoms.

Various doctors’ groups warn that the climate emergency is also a public health emergency and call for change as a ‘top priority’.

Latest UK dose-swap deal – in addition to ones with Poland and Singapore – gives Australia 10 million Covid vaccine doses in September.

Australia-Singapore swap deal on 500,000 doses gives Aussie rollout an immediate boost. Favour to be returned in December.

Vaccines will go to people in developing countries within the Asia-Pacific region, Prime Minister announces as G7 summit kicks off.

This comes as additional vaccines have been allocated to Victoria as the state renews their push for vaccinations.

The Prime Minister called the vaccine passports a “practical proposal” that would have the support of Australians.

#BoycottVirginAustralia trends on Twitter after Hrdlicka advocates the re-opening of borders even if “some people may die.”

Four key Defence training facilities in the NT are to receive a $747-million update to help ADF remain battle ready, says PM.

Indian flights banned until at least mid-May as its virus crisis grows. Australia is to urgently despatch medical supplies to assist.

The suspension of flights is intended to prevent transmission crossing borders, as cases in India surge.

Spending boost is part of a strategy to build healthier oceans, support marine parks and combat climate change, Prime Minister says.

Arrangement will help drive the economic recovery for both countries as they continue to navigate the Covid-19 global pandemic.

Announcement ties in with the US decision to withdraw its last remaining forces from Afghanistan over the coming months.

Official health website will have new section designed to respond rapidly to the spread of misinformation as vaccine rollout gathers momentum.

Small automobile dealerships need to be protected from the power imbalance that exists between them and the big multinational car companies.

ACTU says ordinary Australians can’s help the economic recovery at the same time that Government is cutting JobKeeper and JobSeeker programs.

PM outlines five-phase rollout plan likely to begin in mid-February. Initial recipients to include health workers and aged care residents.

Federal government announces $1-billion project with vaccine manufacturer to secure critical future local supplies of vaccines and anti-venoms.

Labor MP Chris Hayes became visibly upset during an impassioned speech and collapsed in the chamber. Fellow politicians rushed to his aid.

Morrison fumes over news that CEO Christine Holgate spent around $12,000 on fancy Cartier watches as gifts for top executives.

Pandemic opens up opportunities for the country in high-value manufacturing and new strategy is designed to take advantage of that.

Additional funding to be spent on anti-virus measures such as telehealth, pathology services, home medicines delivery and more PPE.

Closing the Gap deal sets 16 new targets aimed at improving the lives of Indigenous Australians in several key areas.

New Zealand’s Prime Minister shows that a soft, emotionally mature touch does not indicate weakness, say experts.

Australian home owner tells prime minister giving the big sell on a new government home builing scheme to "get off the grass".

PM says good news about Australia's coronavirus lockdown coming, while warning full normaily won't be until there's a vaccine.

The biggest poll-to-poll jumps for a PM in Newspoll history on both net approval and better PM.

In the face of the coronavirus crisis, Prime minister says: “We need your perseverance, planning and enterprise. We need your common sense, calm and commitment. And we need your patriotism."

OPINION & ANALYSIS: There was resentment among Nationals at Morrison being seen to push Bridget McKenzie under the bus over the sports grants, not least because they felt his office had more involvement than it admitted.

Sport Australia wrote to McKenzie’s office before the election expressing concern it was being compromised by political interference.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: The real reason Scott Morrison cancelled his Hawaii trip was to postpone a secret tryst with a controversial Indian mogul, writes TESS LAWRENCE.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: The prime minister's Monday salvo against the NSW environment minister over the response to the bushfire disaster was gratuitous and inept.

The bushfire crisis almost certainly explains the crash in Morrison’s ratings, with opposition leader Albanese now the preferred prime minister, according to poll.

Prime Minister Scott Morrison met with angry locals of bushfire ravaged Cobargo, and it didn't go well.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Controversial American feminist writer Naomi Wolf, in an extended phone call (which she videoed) with a Taylor staffer, demanded an apology from the energy minister over his inaccurate claim they’d been corridor near-neighbours at Oxford in 1991 and for implying that she’d campaigned against Christmas.

OPINION & ANALYSIS: Fire officials warn that this week's catastrophic fire conditions are "where people die". Climate change has arrived, and politicians should drop the meaningless rhetoric.