So to provide some balance to the angry noisy voices, here is a summary of the unshouted views I’ve been picking up from us quieter Australians.
David Koch: Prime Minister Scott Morrison joins us now from Kirribilli. Prime Minister, happy new year and welcome back.
Deborah Knight: The PM joins us now from Sydney. Prime Minister, a very good morning to you. You are looking refreshed I’ve got to say.
Paul Kennedy: The Prime Minister joins us now live from Kirribilli. Good morning to you Prime Minister.
Tourism will secure and drive much needed jobs and investment for the NT with an investment of up to $216 million from the Federal Government
We’re making a lot of progress in this area today. Some 90 per cent in fact, of women who are diagnosed with breast cancer now over five years are surviving.
Every day across Australia, about 50 women are diagnosed with breast cancer, making it the most commonly diagnosed cancer among Australian women.
Well thank you very much Bridget, welcome everyone. It’s wonderful to have you here at Kirribilli House.
Since we were first elected back in 2013, our Government has invested $10 billion in Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme-listed medicines.
More than 6,000 Australians affected by the most common form of multiple sclerosis will save around $54,000 a year thanks to the listing of a new medicine on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
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Prime Minister of Australia
The Hon Scott Morrison MP