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Amy RemeikisThe Guardian |
Blame it on the short week, blame it on seasonal delirium, blame it on the eclipse. But there was something in the air this week in the parliament,...
The Christmas spirit is yet to spread across the halls of parliament, with the last joint sitting week of the year very much business, business …...
It was always going to be a rough week. The Albanese government had been prepared for the referendum loss and had already begun planning a...
The MPs all but ran for the exit (and for a good number, the Qantas Chairman’s lounge) after one of the most bruising sitting fortnights in this...
By any measure – and we know the bar is fairly low – the behaviour in the parliament this week has been, as speaker Milton Dick put it,...
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