PM taps Cormann for powerful new job
Scott Morrison has nominated longtime minister Mathias Cormann for a high-powered new role now he’s retiring from politics.
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PM considers pre-Christmas reshuffle
Scott Morrison is preparing a ministerial shake-up before Christmas to cement his pre-election frontbench team following the early departure of Mathias Cormann.
NSW spike casts further doubt on borders
The prime minister has questioned Qld Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk’s main election pledge over NSW-Queensland border.
Backlash to ‘racist’ English test
The Prime Minister has fired back at critics of his “nasty” requirement for non-English speaking foreigners to live here with their partners.
Right on, PM. What chicks want … is chooks
Coming soon to a socially distanced cinema near you … What Women Want, starring Scott Morrison.
ScoMo ‘mansplains’ what women want
The Prime Minister has been branded the “mansplainer-in-chief” after his firing up in parliament over claims the Budget ignored women.
PM’s coughing fit caught on camera
The morning after the Federal Budget is busy with interviews and all eyes were on ScoMo as he fought off a coughing fit live on TV.
Big losers in the Budget revealed
The COVID Budget has landed. These are the Australians who are better off as a result and the ones who may not be smiling.
Spend on seniors lifts home services
The federal government will spend $1.6bn on 23,000 more home care packages to support ageing Australians to live longer in their own home.
Early tax cut puts millions in the money
More than 11 million Australians will pay thousands of dollars less in tax this financial year.
Health response ‘saved 16,000 lives’: PM
Scott Morrison praises nation’s response to the coronavirus crisis, saying his government’s policies saved thousands.
Early tax cut puts millions in the money
More than 11m Australians will pay significantly less in tax after cuts were bought forward by two years.
PM to join Qld election campaign
Queensland’s opposition leader is looking forward to having the Prime Minister support her as state enters election mode.
Frydenberg carries weight of the nation
The long road Scott Morrison and Josh Frydenberg have taken to today has redefined budget-making and Liberal orthodoxy.
All set for $1.1 trillion plunge into debt
The nation’s official debt ceiling will be lifted beyond $1.1 trillion, with Tuesday’s budget set to also record a ballooning peak deficit.
Subsidy boost to create 100,000 apprentices
More support is needed to make a post-pandemic trainee boom a reality warns the nation’s peak building lobby.
Manufacturing strategy to help business-led recovery
Getting the economic settings right is the key to jobs.
More support likely for R&D projects
Scott Morrison has flagged next week’s budget will contain more incentives for research and development.
ScoMo’s $1.5b recession buster
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has unveiled a new billion-dollar plan to create jobs and grow Australia’s struggling economy.
‘Read the room’: ABC move stuns ScoMo
Employees at the national broadcaster voted on whether they should get a pay rise in the midst of the pandemic. And the result has surprised the PM.
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