Scott Morrison has taken 'brand Australia to the business of the world' | Sky News Australia

Sky News host Gary Hardgrave says Prime Minister Scott Morrison's trip to the G7 Summit has shown that he's actually taken "brand Australia to the business of the world".

Mr Hardgrave told Sky News host Peta Credlin he thinks a free trade agreement between Australia and the UK is "good news". "Well done to the government, I think Scott Morrison can take a bow".

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Except for red wine, I don't know what brand is available in Australia. Wood, lobster, minerals? This stupid decision to ship to Europe. This is undoubtedly as bad as shipping oil to the Middle East for sale.

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Lol how?

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP You're talking about Australia that's closed indefinitely? As brands go... tuesdayvibe facts

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Excuse me but that’s the PM job.

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Brand Australia sold? A QAnon themed, children jailing, climate change coward that bribes voters with their own money... actually sold 'something'. What did he sell? Hate and fantasy?

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Who is Gary Hardgrave?

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Australia’s chronic corruption shown for all the world to see. strandedAussies failedstate auspol

Gary_Hardgrave ScottMorrisonMP Get up off your knees, Sky. It's gross.

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