Former prime minister Scott Morrison delivers his final speech to the Parliament before embarking on a tour in the United States to promote his upcoming Christian book. He acknowledges the Dharawal nation of Sydney in his speech.
Former prime minister Scott Morrison is delivering his final speech to the Parliament as he prepares to tour the United States in May to promote his forthcoming Christian book, Plans For Your Good. On January 23, this masthead reported that Morrison was as the member for the southern Sydney seat of Cook – which he has represented since 2007. “I’m going to commence my final to this place in the same way I began my first one, in acknowledging the people of the Dharawal nation of Sydney .
A very special people because they were the first to engage with Lieutenant James Cook on April 29, 1770,” he said. Here’s what else he told parliament
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