‘No detail’: Nationals want PM to reveal net zero plan
The United Nations climate summit is just four weeks away and the Nationals are warning the government they are yet to see plans for net zero.
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Nationals put PM in an impossible dilemma
It would seem that Scott Morrison is somewhere between a rock and a hard place and no amount of marketing is going to get him out of this dilemma.
Starmer heckled by Labour supporters as he closes door on Corbyn era, attacks ‘trivial’ PM
The speech marked a turning point in British politics, as the Labour leader stared down hard-left activists and reclaimed the party for the mainstream.
Rylo Rodriguez – Pallbearers Lyrics
[Intro: Lil Baby] Al Geno, on the motherfuckin’ track [Chorus: Rylo Rodriguez] If you postin’ on the internet, it can’t be that real Walk with me, I’ma show you what […]
Australia COVID LIVE updates: PM challenges states to open by Christmas, Berejiklian says NSW residents should book summer holidays
NSW ministers are eyeing 90 per cent vaccination coverage to lift restrictions on the unjabbed, while masks and house visit limits could remain in Victoria after an 80 per cent […]
Deputy Premier hits out at PM over Qld border opening for Christmas
Steven Miles says Scott Morrison should focus on his job rather than what might happen in Queensland in a few months’ time.
Joyner Lucas & J. Cole – Your Heart Lyrics
[Intro: Joyner Lucas] Mm I’m sorry (Yeah) I’m sorry (Yeah) [Chorus: Joyner Lucas] I broke your heart, huh? You knew I was a fuck-nigga from the start, huh? You should’ve […]
Decision on boosters by end of October as PM promises more vaccine aid
Australia has contracts to purchase 280 million doses of coronavirus vaccines, and the country will have enough to offer all eligible people a dose within the next month.
Australia news LIVE: Fears Melbourne protests may continue; lockdowns begin for northern NSW LGAs
Police are preparing for further protests in Melbourne’s CBD, Byron Bay is waking up to its first day of a seven-day lockdown and the PM has had his first face-to-face […]
Australia news LIVE: COVID-19 cases continue to grow across the nation as states and territories look for lockdown exit strategies
The Victorian construction industry will be shut down after a violent protest, the NSW government plans to pour billions of dollars into LGAs of concern and it’s the first day […]
Standards are higher for ministers: Why Porter had to resign
For the PM, for Porter to stay was untenable because it would have redefined the standards for ministers in a way that would have opened a Pandora’s box of secret […]
Awkward AUKUS times for the PM with party room tech fail
The PM was forced to shelve a virtual Coalition party room meeting on Thursday morning after tech issues derailed his attempts to spruik the new triumvirate to his parliamentary colleagues.
PM’s submarines met with strategy, money and nuclear opposition
Scott Morrison’s announcement saw claims of strategic failure, wasted money and “floating Chernobyls” ahead of an election fight over a dramatic shift in defence policy.
Chug It Attorney Demands Spice Refund Fee & Issue Public Apology
Spice has been served notice by the legal team for the promoter of the popular Caribbean franchise, Chug It, after she previously alleged that the promoters had scammed her fans […]
Home quarantine should be widespread once vaccination target is hit, PM says
Australians have been promised an easing of rules to allow those who cross borders to quarantine at home.
Jaden – We Were Fifteen Lyrics
[Verse 1] It’s 12 AM on the bright side, I’m in love for too long It’s high tide up in Hawaii so I just wrote you a song All of […]
Even Berejiklian is fed up with the PM, who she privately regards as an ‘evil bully’
Scott Morrison has a problem with Australia’s premiers. Even NSW’s Liberal Premier has told colleagues she’d have preferred that Peter Dutton won the federal leadership. But the PM’s big electoral […]
PM shoots for the east but it could backfire in the wild west
Scott Morrison is playing to the NSW and Victorian voters fed up with lockdowns, but he has much to risk in offending the other states, particularly Western Australia.
Voters back Labor premiers over Berejiklian and PM on outbreak response
Voters are unhappy with NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian’s handling of the recent outbreaks, and back her Victorian and Queensland counterparts over the prime minister.
Stretched hospitals are the PM’s next big test
Voters hear Scott Morrison’s upbeat assessment of how we’ll emerge from lockdown, yet they’ll judge him not on his promise but on its delivery.
PM flags announcement on vaccinations for 12- to 15-year-olds on Friday
Scott Morrison says it should be possible to get the 1.2 million-strong 12- to 15-year-old cohort vaccinated fairly quickly.
This is fake freedom: an unhappy Liberal MP tells her Premier and PM straight
The Liberal member for the western Sydney seat of Mulgoa says her constituents deserve better from her political party – the party centred on the “alienable rights and freedoms of […]
Prosecutor advises Higgins to consider steering clear of PM’s office inquiry
The ACT Director of Public Prosecutions says Phil Gaetjens’ investigation into who in Scott Morrison’s office knew about Brittany Higgins’ rape allegation could prejudice court proceedings.
Jab equation still vexed as PM’s zero tolerance fades
Scott Morrison and Gladys Berejiklian want us to get used to the idea of living with COVID-19 but there’s still plenty of work to do on the vaccination program, particularly […]
Victoria ‘unlikely’ to eliminate Delta as PM backs NSW on reopening
A leading epidemiologist says lockdowns, intensive contact tracing and vaccination would be required to merely flatten the curve of the current outbreaks because the ability of the virus to spread […]
Albanese stands to benefit from PM’s failings
The Labor leader wants to render Morrison’s government unelectable by making it look incompetent and corrupt.
‘Moral obligation’: Almost 10,000 sign open letter pleading with PM to act on Afghanistan
The letter calls for an increase in Australia’s humanitarian intake and action to resettle interpreters, guides and other personnel involved in Australia’s mission in Afghanistan.
From the Archives, 1971: Our troops home by Christmas says PM
Fifty years ago, Prime Minister William McMahon announced the gradual withdrawal of Australian troops from Vietnam.
‘Monumentally failed’: Rudd calls for media watchdog to be abolished over Sky News COVID-19 claims
The former PM has called for the country’s media watchdog to be abolished, saying it had “monumentally failed” during the pandemic by not upholding broadcast standards at Sky News.
The old politics of bluff will leave PM and Berejiklian isolated
On climate, Scott Morrison is headed for a clash with his global peers. The NSW Premier, meanwhile, risks border wars with state and territory leaders.