Even Opposition Leader Peter Dutton conceded Bill Shorten would have made a great prime minister.
Dutton may have a glass jaw,but the same can’t be said of McKenzie,who will not let her own chequered record deter her from her pursuit of the prime minister.
Comedian Shaun Micallef,who benefitted from the former Labor leader’s one-liners more than anyone,said “I owe him a great debt.”
Gammin is used by Indigenous Australians to describe fakery. The word,also written as gammon,was used in the same way by Charles Dickens.
The Russian embassy in Canberra has never offered comfort. But the Soviets refused to move in the 1970s. Now the Russians have to stay put.
The foreign minister disposed of the diplomatic gloves as she lashed Greens housing spokesman Max Chandler-Mather over his party’s blocking of the government’s signature housing bill.
Australia’s bravest flag,ripped by the elements and failed by a mechanical contraption,faces being cut into small pieces and dumped in the garbage.
When the clocks struck 2pm in Parliament House on Tuesday,Scott Morrison and Alex Hawke knew all eyes would be trained on them.
The Reserve Bank governor says he’s sorry we listened to him and took his advice. We’d prefer to listen to his resignation speech.
The monarch offers the current governor-general a lesson in handling unusual prime ministers.
The hour-long affair was a tour de force of Morrisonisms,as if the former prime minister felt compelled to trot out his greatest hits.