‘That is my job, to bring everybody together,’ explained Scott Morrison to the Canberra Press Bubble who were anything but together, having been forced to ‘social distance’ a seat apart from each other at their National Press Club lunch. The occasion was the much-anticipated ‘back to work’ speech delivered by the prime minister as his recalcitrant left-wing premiers carry on enforcing largely pointless quarantine measures in their recession-bound states.
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