Scott Morrison

2022 - 7 - 13

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Scott Morrison says his COVID-19 pandemic response wasn't ... (The Australian Financial Review)

Former prime minister Scott Morrison says Australia's relative success fighting coronavirus was “no fluke” but he paid a political price.

Taking a “hit for the mission” was the price he had to pay. “And we had help. Connect with Phillip on “And again, for the critics, I am yet to hear of a more sensible, “But in a crisis this was no time to engage in a political debate about our Federation, nor as the national leader to pick fights with provincial leaders. “Frustration with the national cabinet was actually frustration

Scott Morrison's surprising next move (NEWS.com.au)

Former prime minister Scott Morrison has launched a surprising new side hustle which he has been documenting for his Facebook audience.

“Some even mistakenly believed that the establishment of the national cabinet had devolved federal powers to the states. The states had always had these powers.” “You must be able to trust and delegate, understanding that you and your team will not get everything right. “When we disagreed, this caused great frustration among the public. It was ‘no fluke’ as we like to say,” he will say in his speech. “As I look back on those times now, there are many take-outs, especially from a leadership perspective,” he said.

Morrison to spruik Australia's COVID response in surprise post ... (Sky News Australia)

Scott Morrison will spruik Australia's response to the coronavirus pandemic in his first official appearance since being ousted of government almost two ...

"You quickly become the central point of all information, communication and decision making. And I am yet to hear of a better alternative." This was certainly the case when it came to managing our federation during the pandemic. “Australia has the third lowest mortality rate in the OECD at 401 deaths per million population. New to Flash? Try 1 month free. Stream more global news with Flash. 25+ news channels in 1 place.

Scott Morrison debuts bald head, blames Covid on losing election ... (Daily Mail)

The former prime minister will tell the Asian Leadership convention in Seoul that Australia's swift pandemic recovery cost him his job as he sports a new ...

And I am yet to hear of a better alternative.' 'When we disagreed, this caused great frustration among the public. and bombards his Facebook followers with his return to suburban life The avid home-cook has continued to share photos of his curries on social media even after his departure from the prime ministerial role (pictured) But, he will also admit his government's reaction to Covid during 2020 and 2021 also came at the cost of his top job. He made time on his international trip to watch the clinch Queensland State of Origin win on Wednesday night (Australian time), posting a photo to his social media of a hotel-room television.

Simon Birmingham says Coalition's handling of COVID-19 ... (The West Australian)

Simon Birmingham says the Coalition's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic was the 'dominant factor' in WA that led to Scott Morrison's crushing election ...

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'Taking the hit': Morrison reveals reasons for Coalition's election loss (The New Daily)

Scott Morrison has given his fullest explanation for the Coalition's federal election loss yet, blaming the "hit for the mission" of managing the pandemic.

“Some even mistakenly believed that the establishment of the national cabinet had devolved federal powers to the states. “You must be able to trust and delegate, understanding that you and your team will not get everything right. “When we disagreed, this caused great frustration among the public. And I am yet to hear of a better alternative.” It was ‘no fluke’ as we like to say,” Mr Morrison will reportedly say of his government’s management of COVID. This can be compared with Canada at 1106 per million, the UK at 2688 per million and the US at 3031 per million.