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Scott Morrison takes aim at NSW Liberals preselection battles, dubbing them 'childish games'

A federal intervention in New South Wales' Liberal preselections looms, amid a deepening split between the party's conservative and moderate wings just months out from an election.

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PM stands by Israel on apartheid report

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has responded to human rights accusations about Israel subjecting Palestinians to an apartheid by saying "no country is perfect".

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The PM Reckons He Was Ambushed By Those Alleged Leaked Texts & We’re Playing The Tiniest Violin

Scott Morrison dismissed the leaked texts that surfaced yesterday as an “anonymous sledging” and insisted the and Gladys Berejiklian had always maintained a “positive” relationship.

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Ministers deny role in leaked text exchange between Gladys Berejiklian and mystery MP

Liberal figures at both state and federal level say they had no involvement in the reported text exchange criticising Scott Morrison between former premier Gladys Berejiklian and an unnamed MP.

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PM 'optimistic' about international travel

As the tourism industry calls for international borders to reopen, the prime minister says he is waiting on advice on the resilience of the hospital system.

AAP

PM responds to ‘complete psycho’ text message scandal

Scott Morrison has downplayed claims of bombshell text messages between former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian and an unnamed Liberal cabinet minister.

The New Daily

Morrison 'not fussed' after 'psycho' label

Prime Minister Scott Morrison has sought to shrug off questions about a leaked ministerial text exchange labelling him a "complete psycho".

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Prime Minister brushes off reported text exchange between Berejiklian and minister, saying it comes with the job

Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he is not bothered by an alleged text exchange between his colleagues in which he was reportedly described as "horrible" and a "psycho".

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Nation records 69 Covid deaths as hospital numbers fall – as it happened

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The Guardian - AU

Michael Pascoe: Scott Morrison declares war, sort of

Martin Luther King delivered soaring rhetoric; Scott Morrison took his sky pilot familiarity to Canberra for as dulling a sermon as you’re likely to hear.

The New Daily

What you need to know about the fight to raise aged care worker's pay in the Fair Work Commission

The federal government has announced cash payments to try to retain aged care workers, but at the moment the Fair Work Commission is considering a case for substantially increasing wages. This is where it's up to so far.

ABC News

‘We’re all terribly sorry’: five ways Scott Morrison dodged questions at the press club Q&A

When it comes to deflecting inconvenient questions, the prime minister has all the moves

The Guardian - AU

Word from The Hill: On Scott Morrison admitting some regrets

As well as her interviews with politicians and experts, Politics with Michelle Grattan now includes “Word from The Hill”, where she discusses the news with members of The Conversation politics team.

The Conversation

Gladys Berejiklian called Scott Morrison a ‘horrible’ and untrustworthy person in leaked texts – report

Former NSW premier says she has ‘no recollection of such messages’ while prime minister states he doesn’t agree with their content

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Key moments from Scott Morrison's first address at the National Press Club for 2022

From what he would've changed about the vaccine rollout, to the rising cost of living and whether women working in Parliament are safe — this is what Scott Morrison touched on at the National Press Club on Tuesday.

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Berejiklian: Morrison a "horrible, horrible person"

Former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian and a current Liberal cabinet member attacked the prime minister in a leaked text exchange, according to the Ten Network.

ABC News

Gladys Berejiklian has 'no recollection' of calling Scott Morrison 'horrible, horrible' person in text message

Former NSW Premier Gladys Berejiklian says she has no recollection of calling Scott Morrison a "horrible, horrible person" in texts to another senior Liberal.

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Gladys Berejiklian Allegedly Called The PM A ‘Horrible, Horrible Person’ In Leaked Text Messages

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Morrison seeks to defend record on women

Prime Minister Scott Morrison insists Parliament House is safer for women following a string of allegations of harassment and assault.

The New Daily

PM grilled on consumer prices, explosive texts aired

Scott Morrison has declined to name the price of common consumer items – including rapid tests – and batted away allegations of explosive text messages.

AAP

Morrison expects jobless rate below 4 pct

Prime Minister Scott Morrison is predicting an unemployment rate with a 'three' in front this year, compared to its current level of 4.2 per cent.

AAP

Protesters gather outside PM speech venue

Ahead of Prime Minister Scott Morrison addressing the National Press Club, protesters angry over COVID-19 vaccinations have gathered outside the venue.

The Canberra Times

Protesters chant 'arrest ScoMo' outside National Press Club

Prime Minister Scott Morrison was due to make an address at the venue on Tuesday.

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PVO Admits Grace Tame Take Was ‘Probably Unnecessary’ But Says The ‘Majority’ Agrees W/ His Views

Peter Van Onselen has admitted it was probably unnecessary to write a column calling Grace Tame “childish” for not smiling at Scott Morrison.

The Guardian - AU

Morning mail: unboosted aged care residents dominate Covid toll, UK warning to Moscow, and unapproved rapid tests

Tuesday: Nearly half of Australia’s aged care homes grapple with outbreaks as the government defends missing its booster rollout deadline. Plus what’s new to streaming this month

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