The national cabinet is set to become a permanent feature of the political landscape, but some state leaders have warned Scott Morrison that attacks on them by his ministers could threaten the new era of co-operation.
The national cabinet, which comprises the Prime Minister and state and territory leaders (and no bureaucrats) was formed in March to speedily coordinate the emergency response to the coronavirus crisis.
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