Opinion
The politics and pitfalls of Fortress Australia
The Morrison Government is in no hurry to let people in or out of the country, but pressure is growing, writes Michelle Grattan
Opinion
The Morrison Government is in no hurry to let people in or out of the country, but pressure is growing, writes Michelle Grattan
Opinion
Australians should be wary about government using the law to block citizens’ legal right to re-entry, even during a pandemic, argues Mark Brindal
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Scott Morrison’s reshuffled cabinet ministers will attend today’s swearing-in ceremony by video conference, amid accusations the prime minister is putting the job security of his ministers ahead of the rest of the country.
The prime minister has offered to meet Brittany Higgins anywhere she chooses, should she wish to talk.
Prime Minister Scott Morrison is reportedly tipped to make a cabinet reshuffle which would see Attorney-General Christian Porter and Defence Minister Linda Reynolds moved on from their current portfolios.
The nature and complexity of the political crisis engulfing Canberra means the government can’t hit reset and return to business as usual while a frontbench Christian Porter remains a lightning rod, argues Michelle Grattan.
