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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Tory Shepherd

‘I don’t hold a hose’: do Labor’s attack ads hit hard enough?

Frame from Labor attack ad on Scott Morrison
Labor’s latest attack ad on prime minister Scott Morrison is a blunt instrument, hammering the Liberal leader over delays in vaccines and rapid antigen tests. Photograph: Bertin Huynh/The Guardian

Prime minister Scott Morrison is doing the surfers’ shaka sign, otherwise known as the “hang loose” gesture; Australians who grew up in the 80s are more likely to remember it from the Network 10 show Ridgey Didge. Yes, it’s the PM in Hawaii.

Disconcertingly, ash starts to float across the scene as a male voiceover says: “Going to Hawaii when half the country was burning was a mistake”.

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