A petulant, red-faced tantrum: senators lose their public war with the law
Justin Gleeson tip-toed through a minefield, but one in which years of wrangling with the law had left him well-equipped.
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Amy Remeikis
Amy Remeikis is political reporter based at Parliament House in Canberra
Politics live as Labor puts pressure on the government on same-sex marriage
The same-sex marriage legislation is being debated and Labor is putting maximum pressure on the government. The Singaporean PM is also in town.
The same-sex marriage warrior left shouldering the blame
Warren Entsch has been one of the strongest advocates for marriage equality - what now?
Come fly with me - Australia gets its Air Force One
Australia is getting its own Air Force One – albeit a budget version.
Marriage equality? No thanks, we're (regional) Queenslanders
They do things differently in Queensland. Beer. Politics. Football. Especially the politics.
Coleman discharges a hopeless task
Australia's first annual banks probe has wrapped up. And now we know the men who hold the money also hold the power.
Stillbirth to cost economy $680m by 2020
Embargoed until 06-10-2016
Sorry, sorry, sorry, then silence: Banks inquiry strategy becomes clear
By now the dance is clear. The bank chief opens with broad sweeping mea culpas and promises to do better. Then things change.
Narev, the $12.3m-a-year man, holds all the power
As Ian Narev fronted the first annual grilling of the banks, who held the power was clear. And it wasn't the government.
Big four prepare to be grilled by Parliament
Labor has not given up its fight for a royal commission into the nation's banking sector, as the Big Four prepare to face the first of what Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull has promised will be an annual accounting of their actions.
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