Liberal MPs change spill rules
PoliticsNow | Two-thirds of federal Liberal MPs will be needed to spill the leadership under the party’s new rules.
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Malcolm fails, Kelly saved
A NSW Liberal motion backing Scott Morrison and saving Craig Kelly has passed despite a push against it by Malcolm Turnbull.
Turnbull won’t deny mocking PM
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Security grants to help cut cyber crime
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Labor MPs weighing support for sex discrimination bill changes
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PM’s ploy: Shorten soft on terrorism
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Power-price push short-circuits
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Uni stops China film after diplomat query
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Kelly backflips again and threatens to quit
Liberal MP Craig Kelly has kept open his threat of quitting the government if he loses his preselection battle.
Define powers and role of indigenous voice: Dodson
The powers and role of an indigenous voice to parliament must be defined before Australians vote on it, says Pat Dodson.
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