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Former Australian PM swore himself in secretly to different portfolios

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August 16, 2022

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There are calls for more answers from the former Australian prime minister over the secret ministries affair

Former Prime Minister Scott Morrison is under fire after a new book revealed he had secretly sworn himself into a number of ministerial roles, including health, finance and resources – without ever telling the public.

Current PM Anthony Albanese says there ‘may well be more’ secret ministries picked up by Morrison, but won’t know more until he is properly briefed.

The PM told ABC that Morrison was running a shadow government and not telling the Australian people what was occurring.

Morrison was previously the treasurer to then PM Malcolm Turnbull, who now says he’s astonished for Governor General went along with the plan.

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