'Loyal to a fault': Frydenberg on working with Morrison
Key points
- Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg says he was "loyal to a fault" during his time in parliament. He made the remarks at a Sydney Writers' Festival event on the day his memoir A Grateful Son was released.
- Frydenberg described former prime minister Scott Morrison as extremely ambitious and his leadership conduct as transactional. He defended the JobKeeper program and said the book has fuelled speculation about a return to politics, which he remains open to.
- Opposition leader Angus Taylor said he would welcome Frydenberg's return.
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