Former prime minister Scott Morrison has announced he will retire from politics at the end of February, ending a 16-year career in federal parliament, including four served as prime minister. Mr ...

Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese have entered what is likely the most perilous period in their political lives. With polls opening for early voting today, the safety net has been pulled out from ...

Australia's former Prime Minister Scott Morrison has announced he will quit parliament to join the private sector. Mr Morrison, a conservative who was first elected in 2007, was the country's leader ...

Since 2018, we have been seeking truth. Finally, we have some clarity — at least when it comes to the rumour that former prime minister Scott Morrison soiled himself at Sydney's Engadine McDonald's in ...

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison says he will quit parliament, drawing the curtain on a 17-year political career defined by pragmatism, conservatism and numerous controversies. Mr ...

From winning an unwinnable election, to crash-tackling an eight-year-old on the campaign trail and his secret ministries scandal, it’s fair to say the former prime minister has a lot to look back on ...

Speaking to The Australian ahead of the release of his new book, Plans for Your Good: A Prime Minister’s Testimony of God’s Faithfulness, the former PM said that without medication he would have ...

The government has signed off on a policy that will pare back annual immigration numbers to Howard-era levels.

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Australia’s first Pentecostal PM says he practises the tradition of ‘laying on of hands’ while working and calls misuse of social media the work of ‘the evil one’ Scott Morrison has asked a national ...

Scott Morrison brought a chunk of coal into the chamber on Thursday, taunting Labor about its energy policies by saying: ‘This is coal, don’t be afraid.’ Barnaby Joyce gleefully juggled the coal ...

Scott Morrison preempted criticism would stem from his speech in Jerusalem, predicting he would be accused of being “hostile” to Muslims and multiculturalism for arguing Australia’s “Islamic community ...