Comedian Shaun Micallef,who benefitted from the former Labor leader’s one-liners more than anyone,said “I owe him a great debt.”
The former party leader leaves the federal government with an astute message about how Labor can win the next election.
As the one-time Labor leader announced his resignation from politics,we look back at his finest one-liners.
Participation in school sport gives young children an opportunity to sample a range of activities. Education should be viewed as an investment,not an expenditure.
South Coast commuters have been seeing the now five-year-delayed intercity trains run empty,on test,for many months. They are a ghost fleet.
Days after federal parliament passed laws to control the cost of the NDIS,AFP officers joined officials in a raid on a disability provider.
The new laws will greenlight an “in-and-out” list about what qualifies as NDIS supports.
The seat of Gorton is a safe one for Labor. But two Victorian unions are about to battle to claim it.
The latest NDIS quarterly report reveals scheme spending came in $600 million below the budget estimate – the first time it has beaten the forecasts.
Government Services Minister Bill Shorten has sharpened the government’s criticism of the Reserve Bank in a growing dispute over economic hardship and rising prices.
Muslim groups have condemned Peter Dutton’s call to reject all migrants from the war-torn Gaza Strip,while pharmacist Rose Alhelou just wants to “start a new journey”.