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Scott Morrison refuses to apologise after historic vote to censure the former PM

Published 30 November 2022, 7:50 am
Federal parliament has taken an historic vote to censure a former Prime Minister. Scott Morrison has refused to apologise for his decision to secretly swear himself into a string of ministries without informing the ministers or the public. He maintains the unpredictable dangers posed by the pandemic meant unprecedented measures were required.
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