Scott Morrison Newcastle pub

Prime Minister Scott Morrison stopped into the Edgeworth Tavern, in Newcastle, hoping to court voters in their natural habitat - but his night very quickly ...

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PM abused and mocked in Edgeworth pub hours after man interrupts Anthony Albanese's Perth press conference.

“We’re just taking questions from journalists, that’s what you do at a press conference,” he said. “I’ve got a tough question, are you up for it?” I can understand that he was very upset about some very significant issues that happened his life.” “This is two promises you’ve made,” he said. With a sizeable media contingent in tow, footage from the visit showed the prime minister mingling with locals at the busy venue, with many milling around to shake his hand or snap a photo. “It was involving iCare and immigration issues.

Mr Morrison made an unannounced visit to the Edgeworth Tavern on the outskirts of Newcastle, where he was accosted by a local disability support pensioner. The ...

On Wednesday, Mr Morrison said his visit was broadly welcomed, except for the "one gentleman" who was able to later explain his complicated case to his staff. Mr Morrison offered several times for the man to speak to one of his staff members about the details of his concerns. "You can have a million dollar house you can have $250,000 ... listen to me for a change, right $250,000 in the bank, you can have negative gearing and franking credits, but a disability pensioner can't have any income," he said. Mr Morrison made an unannounced visit to the Edgeworth Tavern on the outskirts of Newcastle, where he was accosted by a local disability support pensioner. - Mr Morrison says he could understand why the man was upset but that the man's personal case was "complicated" - Prime Minister Scott Morrison was meeting locals at the Edgeworth Tavern in Newcastle when he was confronted by a disability pensioner

The Prime Minister made an appearance at the Edgeworth Tavern in Newcastle on Wednesday night when he was approached by a local disability support pensioner who ...

You treat a disability pensioner that's worked all his life, paid his taxes, now he's getting taxed again," the man said, pointing his finger at Mr Morrison. You raised two very important issues - one on immigration and one on your pension - so let's sit down with one of my team. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Stream more election news live & on demand with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place. Scott Morrison has been accused of breaking the promises he made at the last election as he was confronted by a furious local during a pre-election visit to a pub in the NSW Hunter region. Prime Minister Scott Morrison made a last-minute visit to the Edgeworth Tavern in Newcastle before a furious punter confronted him about broken promises he made at the last election.

Mr Morrison was given a roasting from the disability pensioner at the Edgeworth Tavern in Newcastle last night in front of a large media contingent. The man ...

"People are doing it really tough ... So there is going to be a problem. That's what the rest of us have to do. Maybe he won't be heckled as much," she said. The incident came in the lead-up to Mr Morrison's expected announcement of a federal election later this week. Mr Morrison agreed to pose for a selfie with a woman but instead she took a video of the pair, with a mocking insult. The man was not the only person in the pub ready to lambast the prime minister.