The revolution starts at stumps.
Senator Sarah Hanson-Young has become the second Greens MP to cut short a press conference after questions about bullying allegations against senator Dorinda Cox.
“As premier,I never want to see another Queensland woman die at the hand of their partner,” Steven Miles said.
The Greens and Liberals joined forces in parliament on Monday to postpone the vote on the overhaul until at least August.
Marion Scrymgour accused Thorpe of using parliamentary privilege to attack other Aboriginal women she perceived as her political foes.
Liberal senator Jane Hume and ASIC chairman Joe Longo share a gym – but her frank revelation caught them both by surprise.
ABC managing director David Anderson said he regretted that Laura Tingle’s comments were made without the “usual qualification”,but declined to apologise to Peter Dutton.
The government says Australia does not supply weaponry to Israel. Meanwhile,the Greens and human rights groups are campaigning to immediately stop military exports. So who is telling the truth?
A parliamentary committee has launched an inquiry into the hidden problem of financial abuse in Australia,which has been described as a form of domestic violence that often goes undetected.
Federal Labor has been accused of showing contempt for transparency over a shortfall in answers to questions on notice since late October.
Whoever is appointed Optus’ next CEO will need years to rebuild the telco’s reputation,insiders say,as the Senate announces a second hearing into the mass outage.