A Sydney artist has responded to Scott Morrison's recent holiday by painting a mural of the prime minister in Hawaiian clothing with fires raging around him
A mural of Prime Minister Scott Morrison in Hawaiian garb with flames rising all around him has appeared on an inner-Sydney wall.
Mr Morrison is depicted in the mural wearing an unbuttoned Hawaiian shirt, orange lei and Santa Claus hat while holding a cocktail. In the background, red and black flames rise high. Australian tourists said they snapped this picture with Scott Morrison in Hawaii last week, posting it to Instagram."Heading out to Hawaii when the country is literally on fire is probably not a really great move in terms of leadership. I think public sentiment around that is all pretty unified," Mr Marsh told AAP on Tuesday.
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