After almost a week of unprecedented leadership chaos in Canberra, Treasurer Scott Morrison emerged on Friday as Australia's 30th prime minister.Morrison, 50, won an open three-way challenge for the leadership of the conservative Liberal Party against former Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton and Foreign Minister Julie Bishop after Malcolm Turnbull lost the support of his party and resigned from the prime ministership.The final vote saw Morrison beat Dutton 45 votes to 40 after Bishop was knocked out in the first round of voting.Morrison is the seventh lawmaker in the last 11 years to take …READ FULL ARTICLE