Parliament-lite call as second MP falls
Federal parliament is set to return next week with as few MPs and staff as possible.
Barnaby Joyce
McKenzie holds court after sports rorts
Just over three weeks after she was forced to resign from cabinet, Bridget McKenzie has made a comeback – of sorts – against the Press Gallery.
Little for Joyce to be smug about
The numbers might still be in the Coalition’s favour, but the major parties are bleeding support.
Nats back tech to lower emissions
Nationals MPs have endorsed the uptake of technology to reduce emissions over the next three decades.
McCormack terminal, Joyce not the answer
While Michael McCormack must go, the Nationals can’t turn to Barnaby Joyce. The party needs a new leadership team to mark its centenary.
Turnbull, Joyce show time heals all wounds
Political heavyweights Malcolm Turnbull and Barnaby Joyce were thought to be sworn enemies. But our spies have spotted something fascinating.
Shorten: ‘The climate mood has changed’
Bill Shorten says his language on coal cost Labor at the election, but declared people’s focus on the issue had heightened.
Nationals’ split democracy at work
In the classroom, Barnaby Joyce is a reasonable contemporary example of Macbeth.
Diminished Joyce not the man he was
Michael McCormack won’t survive, but Barnaby Joyce no longer has the skills and finesse he once possessed.
McCormack keeps seat warm
It’s been a torrid fortnight for the Nationals leader.
Lambie backtracks on union bill threat
Jacqui Lambie won’t talk to the government about their union-busting bills until they release confidential report into the alleged sports rorts scandal.
Nationals ‘may cease to exist’
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Joyce squeezing life out of Nats
Driven by an unshakeable, illogical belief he was robbed of the leadership, Barnaby Joyce won’t rest until he destroys Michael McCormack.
‘Results not good enough’
Scott Morrison says the Closing the Gap initiative needs to change because it hasn’t achieved the results that were hoped for.
Joyce at heart of PM’s political crisis
Scott Morrison’s being robbed of clear air amid a Byzantine turf war in the Coalition; his political prospects may be in danger.
Home fires keep McCormack off road
The Deputy PM has pulled out of a summit in Sweden as he deals with damaging party splits.
Morrison backs coal as key jobs provider
Scott Morrison says he would back any jobs from a new coal-fired power station in central Queensland as Labor attempts to exploit divisions in Coalition ranks.
Nat rebels team with ALP to humiliate leader
An LNP maverick, elected as Deputy Speaker in a damaging defeat for the PM, launches an attack on Michael McCormack.
Barnaby backer quits Nationals
Queensland MP Llew O’Brien has quit the Nationals in a new blow to Coalition unity.
A Nationals hero walks away
Matt Canavan played an important role in securing victory for the Coalition. He’s proof the Nats are still relevant.
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