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PRIME MINISTER: Thank you, everyone. Our Government believes in choice in education. Our Government believes that parents should have choice in education. This has been a fundamental belief of the Liberal and the National parties for a very, very long time, indeed from our foundation. The policies that we pursue as a Government are about ensuring that choice for parents in education.
Dealing with the relief and the recovery of the drought and building the resilience into the future is what we're about. Major General Stephen Day is pulling together his plan with the rest of the Government.
Australian families will have choice and equity in education as the Morrison Government guarantees funding to the non-government school sector.
David Koch: The Prime Minister joins us from Royalla in NSW this morning.
Karl Stefanovic: Prime Minister, Scott Morrison joins us from Canberra. PM good morning to you.
From midnight tonight, longer and higher loads of hay and fodder will be allowed to travel on state and national-controlled roads.
Over the last few days, we have seen a very distressing series of events unfold relating to the tampering with strawberries, particularly out of Queensland.
Over the past few days, we have seen a very distressing series of events unfold relating to tampering with strawberries, particularly out of Queensland.
Today I am announcing the next steps of my Government’s drought response. I will be hosting a National Drought Summit on 26 October, 2018.
Ray Hadley: He did a fantastic job as Immigration Minister and one of the architects of Border Protection. He’s now the boss, número uno and he’s on the line. Prime Minister, good morning.
Prime Minister of Australia