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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced an inquiry after his predecessor Scott Morrison gave extra powers to himself when he was in the top job. 

Australian PM announces inquiry into Morrison taking ministries

Albanese said that while the Solicitor General concluded that Morrison's appointments were legal, the advice was "a very clear, clear criticism and critique of the implications that are there for our democratic system of government."&nbsp;

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday announced an inquiry after his predecessor Scott Morrison gave extra powers to himself when he was in the top job.
Albanese was speaking in Canberra after reviewing the Solicitor General's advice on the legality of some of former Prime Minister Scott Morrison's moves.
He said that while the Solicitor General concluded that Morrison's appointments were legal, the advice was "a very clear, clear criticism and critique of the implications that are there for our democratic system of government."
Albanese said that Morrison's behavior was "extraordinary" and undermined the country's parliamentary democracy.
"He does need to be held to account for it," he said.
Between March 2020 and May 2021, Morrison was appointed minister of health, finance, home affairs, treasury and industry, moves which appeared to have given him equal powers to the ministers already appointed to those positions.
Morrison has said that giving himself extra powers when he was Australia's prime minister was necessary during the coronavirus crisis.
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Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday accused his predecessor Scott Morrison of “trashing democracy” after revealing that while Morrison was in power, he took on five ministerial roles without the knowledge of most other lawmakers or the public.
Albanese said Morrison had been operating in secret, keeping the Australian people in the dark and misleading Parliament over who was in charge of what portfolios.
“This has been government by deception,” Albanese said.
Adding to revelations first detailed over the weekend by News Corp. media, Albanese said that between March 2020 and May 2021, Morrison was appointed minister of health, finance, home affairs, treasury and industry — moves which appeared to have given Morrison equal powers to the ministers already appointed to those positions.
“It is completely extraordinary that these appointments were kept secret by the Morrison government from the Australian people,” Albanese told reporters in Canberra.
Speaking on Sydney radio station 2GB, Morrison defended taking on the extra portfolios, saying they were a safeguard during the coronavirus pandemic and that he would have made the appointments public had he needed to use the powers involved.

 Former Australian PM Morrison took on extra powers in secret

Albanese said Morrison had been operating in secret, keeping the Australian people in the dark and misleading Parliament over who was in charge of what portfolios.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on Tuesday accused his predecessor Scott Morrison of &ldquo;trashing democracy&rdquo; after revealing that while Morrison was in power, he took on five ministerial roles without the knowledge of most other lawmakers or the public.
Albanese said Morrison had been operating in secret, keeping the Australian people in the dark and misleading Parliament over who was in charge of what portfolios.
&ldquo;This has been government by deception,&rdquo; Albanese said.
Adding to revelations first detailed over the weekend by News Corp. media, Albanese said that between March 2020 and May 2021, Morrison was appointed minister of health, finance, home affairs, treasury and industry &mdash; moves which appeared to have given Morrison equal powers to the ministers already appointed to those positions.
&ldquo;It is completely extraordinary that these appointments were kept secret by the Morrison government from the Australian people,&rdquo; Albanese told reporters in Canberra.
Speaking on Sydney radio station 2GB, Morrison defended taking on the extra portfolios, saying they were a safeguard during the coronavirus pandemic and that he would have made the appointments public had he needed to use the powers involved.
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Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Australian PM-designate.Modi tweeted, "I look forward to working towards further strengthening our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and for shared priorities in the Indo-Pacific region."
The Australian High Commissioner to India, said that Albanese was "no stranger to India". Barry O'Farrell said that the new Australian premier had travelled to India as a backpacker in 1991, and led a parliamentary delegation to the country in 2018.
Albanese and PM Modi will meet soon with the next Quad summit slated for May 24 in Tokyo, Japan. The Quad is seen as a counterweight to China, and Chinese military expansion in the region was one of the biggest issues in the Australian election.

New Australian PM's old India link; PM Modi wishes Anthony Albanese ahead of Quad summit in Tokyo

Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.

Australia has a new Prime Minister. Following the election, incumbent Scott Morrison conceded defeat, making way for Anthony Albanese of the Labour Party to take over the top office.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated the Australian PM-designate. Modi tweeted, "I look forward to working towards further strengthening our Comprehensive Strategic Partnership, and for shared priorities in the Indo-Pacific region."
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The Australian High Commissioner to India, said that Albanese was "no stranger to India". Barry O'Farrell said that the new Australian premier had travelled to India as a backpacker in 1991, and led a parliamentary delegation to the country in 2018.
Albanese and PM Modi will meet soon with the next Quad summit slated for May 24 in Tokyo, Japan. The Quad is seen as a counterweight to China, and Chinese military expansion in the region was one of the biggest issues in the Australian election.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison held a virtual summit on March 21. Morrison began his remarks with a traditional greeting in Gujarati, then proceeded to congratulate PM Modi regarding BJP's recent election victories in 4 states.
Morrison said, "Kem Cho from Brisbane, Prime Minister Modi. I hope you celebrated a joyful Holi on Friday. I'm very glad to have this Virtual Meeting to drive our bilateral cooperation to new heights, but you are already ascending those new heights and I congratulate you on your five election victories in the, in the states recently, particularly in Goa. That must have been a tremendous result for you, and I congratulate you."
Morrison also took veiled jibes at China, stating that the Indo-Pacific region should be protected from events currently unfolding in Europe. He said, "While we are obviously distressed at the terrible situation in Europe, our focus, of course, is always very much on what is occurring in the Indo-Pacific and ensuring that those events could never occur here in the Indo-Pacific."
In his remarks, PM Modi expressed concern over floods in some parts of Australia, and spoke on Quad's role in ensuring a free and secure Indo-Pacific. He said, "There is also good cooperation between us in Quad. Our cooperation reflects our commitment to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Quad's success is very important for regional and global stability."
 
India, Australia, America, and Japan are part of the Quad, which is seen as a counterweight to China in the Indo-Pacific.

Australia PM speaks Gujarati, warns China against Russia-like actions, at summit with PM Modi

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 Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison held a virtual summit on March 21. Morrison began his remarks with a traditional greeting in Gujarati, then proceeded to congratulate PM Modi regarding BJP's recent election victories in 4 states. Morrison also took veiled jibes at China, stating that the Indo-Pacific region should be protected from events currently unfolding in Europe. In his remarks, PM Modi expressed concern over floods in some parts of Australia, and spoke on Quad's role in ensuring a free and secure Indo-Pacific. India, Australia, America, and Japan are part of the Quad.
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 CAPTIONS PM Modi, Australia PM's virtual summit Scott Morrison greeted PM Modi in Gujarati Morrison congratulated Modi on poll wins Morrison spoke on Russia-Ukraine war Quad important for global stability: PM Modi
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<div>Morrison began his remarks with a Gujarati greeting, then proceeded to congratulate PM Modi regarding BJP's recent election victories in 4 states.</div>

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, and his Australian counterpart Scott Morrison held a virtual summit on March 21.&nbsp;Morrison began his remarks with a traditional greeting in Gujarati, then proceeded to congratulate PM Modi regarding BJP's recent election victories in 4 states.
 Morrison said, "Kem Cho from Brisbane, Prime Minister Modi. I hope you celebrated a joyful Holi on Friday.&nbsp;I'm very glad to have this Virtual Meeting to drive our bilateral cooperation to new heights, but you are already ascending those new heights and I congratulate you on your five election victories in the, in the states recently, particularly in Goa. That must have been a tremendous result for you, and I congratulate you."
Morrison also took veiled jibes at China, stating that the Indo-Pacific region should be protected from events currently unfolding in Europe. He said, "While we are obviously distressed at the terrible situation in Europe, our focus, of course, is always very much on what is occurring in the Indo-Pacific and ensuring that those events could never occur here in the Indo-Pacific."
 In his remarks, PM Modi expressed concern over floods in some parts of Australia, and spoke on Quad's role in ensuring a free and secure Indo-Pacific. He said, "There is also good cooperation between us in Quad. Our cooperation reflects our commitment to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. Quad's success is very important for regional and global stability."
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India, Australia, America, and Japan are part of the Quad, which is seen as a counterweight to China in the Indo-Pacific.
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Novak Djokovic who probably awaits Monday, when the court hearing is scheduled could be sent back, could stay where he is, or might get to fight for his 21st Grand Slam title. Basically,
Djokovic's participation in this year's Australian open does not simply depend on a win or a loss at court. Here are the possible outcomes after Monday's hearing:If the court agrees, rules in favour of Djokovic, in that case, the shock visa cancellation would be negated. However, the Australian government, in turn, will likely appeal against the court's decision and World No. 1 will again be forced to stay in the detention center in Melbourne.If the court disagrees with the 20 time Grand Slam winner's argument then he will immediately be ejected from Australia on the next flight. In this case, too, the Serb star's lawyers could end up filling an appeal against the ruling. Here, the judge can allow the appeal but he can not order the government to order a visa that allows Djoko to get out of the immigration detention centre. But in any case, it will be difficult for the 9 time Australian Open champion to appear in the event this year which is set to start in a week's time. 

Visa row: What could happen in the Djokovic's court hearing in Australia?

Tap to read about the possible outcomes after Djokovic's court hearing which is scheduled for Monday. 

Visa row: What could happen in the&nbsp;Djokovic court hearing in Australia?

Djokovic's&nbsp;participation in this year's Australian open does not simply depend on a win or a loss at court.&nbsp;

Novak&nbsp;Djokovic&nbsp;who probably awaits Monday, when the court hearing is scheduled could be sent back, could stay&nbsp;where he is, or might get to fight for his 21st Grand Slam title. Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/others-sports/rohan-bopanna-and-ramkumar-ramanathan-win-atp-adelaide-doubles-title-1641734202242">Rohan Bopanna and Ramkumar Ramanathan win ATP Adelaide doubles title</a> Basically,&nbsp;Djokovic's&nbsp;participation in this year's Australian Open does not simply depend on a win or a loss at court.&nbsp; Here are the possible outcomes after Monday's hearing: If the court agrees and rules in favour of Djokovic, in that case, the shock visa cancellation would be negated. However, the Australian government, in turn, will likely appeal against the&nbsp;court's decision&nbsp;and World No. 1 will again be forced to stay in the detention center in Melbourne. If the court disagrees with the 20 time Grand Slam winner's argument then he will immediately be ejected from Australia on the next flight. In this case, too, the Serb star's lawyers could end up filling an appeal against the ruling. Here, the judge can allow the appeal but he can not&nbsp;order the government to order a visa that allows Djoko&nbsp;to get out of the immigration detention center.&nbsp; In either case, it will be difficult for the 9 time Australian Open champion to appear in the event this year which is set to start in a week's time.&nbsp;

In a humorous&nbsp;incident, U.S. President Joe Biden&nbsp;appeared to forget Australian Prime Minister&nbsp;Scott Morrison's name as he called him 'that fella&nbsp;down under'.
During a virtual&nbsp;press conference about a new security partnership, the U.S. President, while referring to the Australian President said "I want to thank that fella Down Under. Thank you very much pal. Appreciate it, Mr Prime Minister."
Morrison spoke first at the conference, followed by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson before Biden had his turn and stumbled on his reference to the Australian premier as he began to speak. #ThatFellaDownUnder then ensued, becoming the top trending hashtag on Australian Twitter.&nbsp;

'That fella down under': U.S. President Joe Biden forgets Australian PM's name

Did Joe Biden&nbsp;forget the Australian PM's&nbsp;name? Well #Thatfelladownunder&nbsp;seems to confirming that story.&nbsp;

(BITE) &ldquo;I want to thank that fella Down Under,&rdquo; Biden said in his opening remarks. &ldquo;Thank you very much pal. Appreciate it, Mr Prime Minister.&rdquo;
In a humorous&nbsp;incident, U.S. President Joe Biden&nbsp;appeared to forget Australian Prime Minister&nbsp;Scott Morrison's name as he called him 'that fella&nbsp;down under'.
During a virtual&nbsp;press conference about a new security partnership, the U.S. President, while referring to the Australian President said "I want to thank that fella Down Under. Thank you very much pal. Appreciate it, Mr Prime Minister."
Morrison spoke first at the conference, followed by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson before Biden had his turn and stumbled on his reference to the Australian premier as he began to speak. #ThatFellaDownUnder then ensued, becoming the top trending hashtag on Australian Twitter.&nbsp;

U.S. President, while referring to the Australian President said "I want to thank that fella Down Under."

In a humorous&nbsp;incident, U.S. President Joe Biden&nbsp;appeared to forget Australian Prime Minister&nbsp;Scott Morrison's name as he called him 'that fella&nbsp;down under'.
During a virtual&nbsp;press conference about a new security partnership, the U.S. President, while referring to the Australian Prime Minister said "I want to thank that fella Down Under. Thank you very much pal. Appreciate it, Mr Prime Minister."
Morrison spoke first at the conference, followed by U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson before Biden had his turn and stumbled on his reference to the Australian premier as he began to speak. #ThatFellaDownUnder then ensued, becoming the top trending hashtag on Australian Twitter.&nbsp;

Former Australian cricketer&nbsp;Michael Slater has slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government for slapping a ban on Australian citizens returning from IPL 2021.&nbsp;
In a tweet criticising Morrison, Slater wrote that if the government cared for the safety of Aussies they would allow them to get home. It's a disgrace. Slater accused of the PM having blood on his hands. He added that he had government permission to work on the IPL but now has government neglect.
His harsh words came after the Australian PM said that the Aussie cricketers would have to make their own arrangements to return home.&nbsp;

'You have blood on your hands': Michael Slater slams Australian PM

Former Australian cricketer&nbsp;Michael Slater has slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government for slapping a ban on Australian citizens returning from IPL 2021.&nbsp;

Former Australian cricketer&nbsp;Michael Slater has slammed Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his government for slapping a ban on Australian citizens returning from IPL 2021.&nbsp;
In a tweet criticising Morrison, Slater wrote that if the government cared for the safety of Aussies they would allow them to get home. It's a disgrace. Slater accused of the PM having blood on his hands. He added that he had government permission to work on the IPL but now has government neglect.
His harsh words came after the Australian PM said that the Aussie cricketers would have to make their own arrangements to return home.&nbsp;

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday took part in the First Quad Leaders’ Virtual Summit with US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Suga

PM Modi: Quad to be key pillar of stability in Indo-Pacific

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday took part in the First Quad Leaders&rsquo; Virtual Summit with US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Suga. &lsquo;Quad will remain an important pillar of stability in the Indo-Pacific region&rsquo;, the Prime Minister said Addressing his American, Japanese and Australian counterparts virtually, PM Modi said that the Quad members are united by the democratic values and the commitment to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific. &lsquo;We will work together, closer than ever before for advancing our shared values and promoting a secure, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific&rsquo;, PM Modi added.

PM Modi attends first First Quad Leaders&rsquo; Virtual Summit
PM Modi&nbsp;addressed his American, Japanese &amp; Australian counterparts
Agenda maked&nbsp;Quad is a force for global good, says Modi
PM Modi: Quad to be key pillar of stability in Indo-Pacific region
PM Modi: Will work together for advancing shared values
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Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a> on Friday took part in the First Quad Leaders&rsquo; Virtual Summit with US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Suga.
In his opening remarks, PM Modi said the group's agenda makes the Quad, a force for global good&lsquo;. Quad will remain an important pillar of stability in the Indo-Pacific region&rsquo;, the Prime Minister said.
Addressing his American, Japanese and Australian counterparts virtually, PM Modi said that the Quad members are united by the democratic values and the commitment to a free, open and inclusive Indo-Pacific.
&lsquo;We will work together, closer than ever before for advancing our shared values and promoting a secure, stable and prosperous Indo-Pacific&rsquo;, PM Modi added.

The virtual summit will be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga.

Covid vaccine to be focus at the historic Quad summit featuring PM Modi, Biden

First Quad Summit:&nbsp;leaders of India, the US, Japan and Australia will deliberate on expanding cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region and focus on a coronavirus vaccine initiative

Covid vaccine to be focus at the historic Quad summit with PM Modi, Biden

In their first summit under the Quad framework on Friday, leaders of India, the US, Japan and Australia will deliberate on expanding cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region and focus on a coronavirus vaccine initiative. The virtual summit will be attended by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga. The leaders are expected to delve into pooling in individual strengths by the Quad countries to expedite global vaccine delivery, news agency PTI has reported.&nbsp;The Quad vaccine initiative will project and reinforce India's credentials as a reliable manufacturer and supplier of the vaccines, reaffirming the country's stature as the "pharmacy of the world".

In their first summit under the Quad framework on Friday, leaders of India, the US, Japan and Australia will deliberate on expanding cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region and focus on a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank" >coronavirus vaccine</a> initiative.
The virtual summit will be attended by Prime Minister <a href="https://www.editorji.com/topic/narendra-modi-1527239294024" target="_blank" >Narendra Modi</a>, US President Joe Biden, Australian PM Scott Morrison and Japanese PM Yoshihide Suga.
The leaders are expected to delve into pooling in individual strengths by the Quad countries to expedite global vaccine delivery, news agency PTI has reported. The summit will also explore concrete collaboration in supplying safe and affordable vaccines in the Indo-Pacific region.
The Quad vaccine initiative will project and reinforce India's credentials as a reliable manufacturer and supplier of the vaccines, reaffirming the country's stature as the "pharmacy of the world".
Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/everything-you-need-to-know-about-the-quad-meet-1615525787095" target="_blank" >Everything you need to know about the Quad meet</a>

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologised on Tuesday to a woman who alleged she was raped in the country's parliament by an unnamed colleague. He also promised a thorough investigation into the government's workplace culture.
"That should not have happened, and I do apologise," Morrison told reporters in Canberra. "I want to make sure any young woman working in this place is as safe as possible."
The woman said she had been raped in the office of Defence Minister Linda Reynolds in March 2019 by someone who also worked for Morrison's ruling Liberal party. Reynolds on Monday confirmed she had been told of the complaint last year, though she denied the woman was pressured against making a police complaint.
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Woman alleges she was raped in Australian Parliament, PM apologises

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologised on Tuesday to a woman who alleged she was raped in the country's parliament

Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologised on Tuesday to a woman who alleged she was raped in the country's parliament by an unnamed colleague. He also promised a thorough investigation into the government's workplace culture. The woman said she had been raped in the office of Defence Minister Linda Reynolds in March 2019 by someone who also worked for Morrison's ruling Liberal party. Reynolds on Monday confirmed she had been told of the complaint last year, though she denied the woman was pressured against making a police complaint.
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Australia's Prime Minister Scott Morrison apologised on Tuesday to a woman who alleged she was raped in the country's parliament by an unnamed colleague. He also promised a thorough investigation into the government's workplace culture.
"That should not have happened, and I do apologise," Morrison told reporters in Canberra. "I want to make sure any young woman working in this place is as safe as possible."
The woman said she had been raped in the office of Defence Minister Linda Reynolds in March 2019 by someone who also worked for Morrison's ruling Liberal party. Reynolds on Monday confirmed she had been told of the complaint last year, though she denied the woman was pressured against making a police complaint.
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Australian PM warns TikTok over 'disgraceful' suicide video

After a suicide video&nbsp;surfaced on the Chinese app&nbsp;TikTok, the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison issued a warning to the social media company for its reckless behaviour.

Aus&nbsp;PM criticises TikTok's&nbsp;'disgraceful' suicide video Morrison to TikTok: take more&nbsp;responsibility&nbsp;for offensive content 'Australia's online watchdog to take strong actions' US man live-streams&nbsp;his suicide on Facebook TikTok&nbsp;users share snippets&nbsp;of suicide video

After a suicide video&nbsp;surfaced on the Chinese app&nbsp;TikTok, the Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison issued a warning to the social media company for its 'reckless' behaviour. Calling the video 'disgraceful' Morrison asked the company to take more&nbsp;responsibility&nbsp;for offensive content. Morrison&nbsp;said that&nbsp;those who run the organisation have a responsibility to those who are watching, especially&nbsp;children. Earlier, on Sunday a disturbing video that was first&nbsp;live-streamed&nbsp;on Facebook&nbsp;went viral on all social media platforms. The video shows a&nbsp;US man taking his own life. Meanwhile, as&nbsp;TikTok&nbsp;struggles in pulling down the video, users have been constantly sharing the snippets of the video on the platform.&nbsp;

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