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Morrison government
Organization GovernmentThe Morrison government was Australia's government led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison from 2018 to 2022.
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The Morrison government, led by Prime Minister Scott Morrison, held power in Australia from 2018 to 2022. Recent news articles reference the government in the context of current political debates and policy analysis. Specifically, the Coalition, which formed the Morrison government, is being criticized by the current Labor government regarding the repatriation of Australian families linked to ISIS from Syrian camps. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke accuses the Coalition of hypocrisy on this issue. Additionally, the Morrison government's 'job-ready graduate scheme' is being scrutinized for its potential role in the decline of enrolments in creative arts courses, raising concerns about Australia becoming an 'artless country.' These references highlight the lasting impact and ongoing relevance of the Morrison government's policies and decisions on contemporary Australian society and politics.
Last updated: July 13, 2026
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