PM-Turned-Author, Morrison’s Memoir Hits the Shelves

The former PM described how he felt mocked for his religious beliefs and how “cancel culture” was affecting similarly-minded people.

Former Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to a large crowd during a rally against anti-semitism at The Domain in Sydney, Australia on Feb. 18, 2024. Lisa Maree Williams/Getty Images

Scott Morrison’s book has hit the shelves, offering what his publisher has described as a political memoir with a twist.

The former prime minister’s work does not just detail his journey to the nation’s top office and his time as PM, but also sets out how his faith shaped his decision-making.