Morrison Government

In a major speech on Wednesday and ahead of the G7 Summit, Prime Minister Scott Morrison will not make any new commitments on climate change.

Minister for Home Affairs Karen Andrews has confirmed she is in negotiation discussions about a resettlement deal for refugees.

If the solution was as simple as engaging an empathy consultant to come in and transform the men in our highest leadership ranks, that would be excellent. But it’s a bandaid fix with no real sentiment behind it.

Almost one third of adults in Australia say they are unlikely or very unlikely to be vaccinated against COVID-19, alarming new figures show.

The Coalition’s increase in child-care subsidies is a step in the right direction, though more needs to be done, writes Danielle Wood, Kate Griffiths and Owain Emslie.

The world, accustomed to Australia’s shifty climate stance, is unlikely to fall for Morrison’s diversion tactics at Biden’s climate summit this week.

What would happen if governments approached the other pandemic in our midst – violence against women – with the same level of urgency and leadership?

Coalition MP Andrew Laming has reportedly not withdrawn his nomination for preselection in his Brisbane electorate of Bowman.

On Wednesday, Minister Anne Ruston announced a national women’s safety summit for July, as well as a national survey for the public.

If women in the Liberal Party can’t speak freely, what is the point of a Minister for Women in a Morrison government?

It is likely Christian Porter will be shifted out of the Attorney-General role and Linda Reynolds will be dumped from her Defence portfolio.

“I know what “desperately trying” to ensure women are respected looks like & it does not resemble Scott Morrison,” Georgie Dent writes.