Moscow’s man robs us of a deity
And life’s a beach when you’re Christopher Pyne pondering Bill Shorten, just not in a good way.
Cutandpaste
Hanson-Young heats up Greens
And why is UK Labour so soft on Russia? Just look where its top spokesman comes from.
FM Follies
And as Secretary Rex becomes an ex, how do the headlines on his sacking stand up?
Save Our Super, Kelly
And Steven Ciobo rewrites history on Sky News over the trade wars.
Turnbull still has that glow
And SpaceX’s Elon Musk lays out the vision for his Mars colony. It looks like Switzerland.
Swan to run on Corbynist platform
Wayne couldn’t run the economy. Can he really run a major political party?
Trump offers plenty to talk about
The US President can inspire bipartisanship, partisanship and shock support in a single day.
Plibersek still struggling with Adani
And don’t whinge so much, fellas, not every day is International Women’s Day.
NITV is M.I.A. on kids’ abuse crisis
Meanwhile, Laura Tingle breaks with the sisterhood and attacks a younger female reporter.
MP attacked by fellow lefties
And a former aide to Donald Trump takes to the airwaves to fight Robert Mueller.
Coleridge mocks Chinese Catholics
And Barnaby Joyce seems more than happy to get involved with Liberal Party affairs.
Barnaby’s baby blues
The ex-Nationals leader says the media never asked if he was the father. But they did.
Michaelia Cash and ‘white noise’
The post-Valentine’s presser by Senator Cash is starting to look like a troubling prediction.
Partner’s gender might play a part
And who had forgotten that Michaelia Cash wasn’t minister for women any more?
ALP senator slays Jobs Minister
And was a long-running Nine Network business show really powered by Emmanomics?
Private parts and toilet talk
And Bill Shorten to scrap industrial laws written by infamous Liberal Julia Gillard.
McCormack’s misfiring mouth
He’s supposed to be Mr Boring, but Barnaby Joyce’s successor is just as controversial.
Our most mysterious politician
Never mind Mark or Michael McCormack. It’s Bridget McKenzie everybody wants …
Eight days is an eternity in optimism
We salute Michaelia Cash, who clung to the idea Barnaby Joyce was just a bit of ‘white noise’.
Muppets before miners on US trip
And Labor is still trying to push marriage equality as a wedge issue. Get over it, guys.
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