‘So where the bloody hell are you?’ Lara Bingle beseeched overseas travellers in Scott Morrison’s successful 2006 television ad. Morrison was managing director of Tourism Australia, an early sign of his marketing genius. Now conservatives around Australia are asking the new Prime Minister, ‘Where the bloody hell are the policy changes?’ Instead of big cuts to Australia’s immigration program, withdrawal from the Paris Climate Change Agreement, immediate personal income tax relief, labour market reform, abolition of the Australian Human Rights Commission, an end to discriminatory anti-male employment quotas and a federal government ban on political virtue-signaling (so that our fighting...
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