The Latest Breaking News from Scott Morrison

The Prime Minister says China's suggestion that it wants peace and harmony are at odds with its silence over Russian troop movements near the Ukrainian border, prompting a strong response from the Chinese Foreign Ministry that his "belligerent rhetoric" will "escalate the tensions".

As the government pressures Labor to support laws making it easier to deport criminals, the Prime Minister accuses the party of siding with violent offenders and seeking to protect abusers.

Experts say the government's attacks on Labor and China threaten to malign the party's own credibility on international relations, as well as Australia's.

Channel Nine’s 60 Minutes segment about the prime minister and his family, broadcast on February 13, was political confectionery so laden with sugar as to be a serious hazard to Scott Morrison’s political health.

An investigation report into federal government minister Alan Tudge has been handed to Scott Morrison, but is out for consultation before being finalised.

And he said so on the anniversary of the National Apology of the Stolen Generations.

New Zealand band Dragon says Scott Morrison's ukulele rendition of its hit song "April Sun in Cuba" was a cynical move ahead of the election.

Dragon released a statement on Monday labelling it a "cynical move" from the PM.

The New Zealand band Dragon said ‘Maybe if his trip to Hawaii had not been cut short, he could have learn[ed] the lyrics to the rest of the chorus’