The Morrison government risks being turfed out by angry voters in two years' time if it does not “move swiftly enough” to reopen business and save the economy, Outsiders host Rowan Dean says. "In less than two years time the Morrison government will face its own judgment day … come the next election every small business that is suffering hardship, every individual who has lost their job, every family who have lost their home, their dreams, their future, will be wondering why,” he said.
"And they won't thank the Morrison government for swift action against the virus.”
Mr Dean urged the government to consider cutting red tape, slash penalty rates and lead a resurgence in manufacturing to revive the economy post-coronavirus.
"We need to slash red and green tape, slash awards and penalty rates, slash the power of the unions and bring back manufacturing and genuine productive work and learning to this country," he said.
"Our children deserve better than politically correct historical self-loathing and untruths such as we saw this week, gender fluidity studies, climate change scare-mongering and the patronising virtue-signalling of the pampered elites."
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