‘Deranged’: Hildebrand unloads on ScoMo
Columnist Joe Hildebrand has described Scott Morrison’s actions as “dangerous and deranged” when he secretly appointed himself to five ministries.
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Doing a ScoMo: Jarden boss appoints himself co-CEO
Jarden group chief James Lee has taken a leaf out of former PM Scott Morrison’s playbook and appointed himself co-CEO of the firm’s local investment banking division.
Gas permit appeal in limbo after ScoMo admission
An admission by an MP that the “looming” federal election influenced Scott Morrison’s rejection of a gas exploration permit will cause headaches for Albanese.
ScoMo demand that led to secret clash
A demand from former prime minister Scott Morrison led to clashes between two top officials when it came to Australia’s vaccine rollout.
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PM’s election plane breaks down
Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s plane has broken down in Townsville, forcing him to make other plans to keep the campaign going.
PM unloads on ‘those who think they are better’ than regional Aussies
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is looking to double down on the gains his party made off the back of Bob Brown’s ill-fated anti-Adani convoy, as he tours regional Queensland.
Barnaby goes in to bat for rogue LNP candidate
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been forced to clarify comments by a rogue Queensland LNP candidate that their net zero policy was “flexible” – but Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has backed him.
No one’s a winner as climate wars reignite in Qld battlegrounds
Anthony Albanese has succeeded in repositioning his party on coal, after a bruising in Queensland in 2019, while Scott Morrison has secured a once-unthinkable commitment to net zero by 2050. But, writes Matthew Killoran, these moves are set to hurt them both.
‘Net zero is dead’: Aussie climate drama
Scott Morrison is facing divisions over climate change with Queensland senator Matt Canavan declaring net zero by 2050 is “dead”.
CEO ‘stood down’ over election photograph
The CEO of one of Australia’s most recognisable brands has been “stood down” after appearing in campaign material for a Coalition MP.
Activists have gone too far with PM and Deves
In the case of Scott Morrison and Katherine Deves, the velvet rope that defines a rules-based order has been violated – twice – writes Joe Hildebrand.
‘Is this Pulp Fiction?’: US fury at China, Australia ‘drops ball’
America has revealed its concern as China muscles in on the Solomon Islands, and Scott Morrison is accused of “dropping the ball” in the Pacific.
Morrison’s text blunder dividing opinion
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has been caught texting during an Anzac Day service in Darwin in a moment that is dividing opinion online.
Awkward sign covered before PM’s arrival
Workers at a Townsville factory in Queensland were on Tuesday tasked with the awkward job of covering up a sign ahead of the PM’s arrival.
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