A record-breaking election and one month that changed it all:we recap the highs and lows of the 47th parliament.
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Thorpe is suspended from the Senate chamber on Thursday,but is at Parliament House and her behaviour has prompted a large security response.
The firebrand senator threw papers at Pauline Hanson after fellow independent Fatima Payman launched a furious attack on the One Nation leader,calling her racist.
Senator Fatima Payman accused Senator Pauline Hanson of racism after the One Nation leader questioned her eligibility to sit in Parliament.
Former Labor senator Fatima Payman has joined forces with CFMEU rebels fighting the union being put into administration,prompting the government to demand she rule out taking money from embattled construction figures.
The ex-Labor senator has revealed “Australia’s Voice” but says she has not set key policies,secured donors or chosen candidates.
One of Australia’s leading psephologists says the chances of Fatima Payman’s party securing even a single seat at the next election are slim.
The former Labor senator says she is ready for “full-body contact” competition with the prime minister,including running a candidate in his seat.