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Peter Dutton denounces Scott Morrison's secret ministries as 'inappropriate'

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The federal opposition is in turmoil over former Prime Minister Scott Morrison's five secret ministerial appointments. After staunchly defending his former boss all week, Liberal Leader Peter Dutton is now distancing himself, while a senior National said his actions undermined the entire Coalition agreement.
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