JBish flying high
Julie Bishop used her beloved West Coast Eagles as an opportunity to remind everyone she is kind of popular.
Julie Bishop used her beloved West Coast Eagles as an opportunity to remind everyone she is kind of popular.
Bill Shorten cooked up a strawberry pancake storm.
Are strawberry saboteurs food terrorists, as some suggest? Or berrorists?
It’s a small regret, but a corner of our heart is filled with sorrow that Ann Sudmalis didn’t wear her pirate outfit.
It would be understandable if Scott Morrison was feeling a up against it, even his trusty old distress signal was issuing warnings.
Darren Chester asked singer Lee Kernaghan if he could borrow his Akubra for the purpose of starting a new way of picking PMs.
During Scott Morrison’s speech to the Midwinter Ball, Sarah Hanson-Young cried out, ‘Bring back Malcolm!’
Things turned earthy with claims Scott Morrison once got very cross with Tasmanian Treasurer Peter Gutwein.
It was a peak performance of a different kind yesterday as Scott Morrison rallied his troops in the Coalition partyroom meeting.
There was a protest sign outside Parliament House yesterday listing the words, ‘Ignorance, cruelty, sorrow, disappointment’.
With the NSW Liberals’ rout in Wagga Wagga adding to the whiff of looming cataclysm, talk of mortality is to be expected.
Desperate times call for desperate measures, so Scott Morrison tried to steer the nation towards the power of prayer
Scott Morrison seem to go some way to confirming that the Liberal turmoil was created mostly by ‘Muppet’ like creatures.
South Australian Treasurer Rob Lucas gas taken us back to Noodle Nation.
Bill Shorten was invited to respond to a tasteless Father’s Day tweet, and Scott Morrison’s less than happy response to it.
Back from the safe distance of Jakarta, our sudden-onset Prime Minister is due to catch up with Alan Jones on 2GB today.
Sarah Henderson put the Lib-ocalypse behind her by using a sledgehammer to beat the hell out of a wall like.
See Scott run (sort of). See Scott catch (more or less). It’s surely one of the most traditional leadership initiation ceremonies of all.
There was almost a whiff of fatalism around Scott Morrison.
The best thing to come out of the leadership spill: a tote bag emblazoned with the words ‘Ban the single use prime minister’.
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