• Federal Politics

There are plenty of reactions from Australian politicians following Donald Trump's US election win.

• Marriage Equality

Supporters of same sex marriage say despite the plebiscite being voted down in the Senate, they'll keep pushing for it.

• Refugees

Suggestions the Australian government has made a deal with the US to send asylum seekers there has been slammed by the Greens over Trump racism concerns.

• Federal Politics

Little was off limits for the former PM who has been frank in his thoughts on the state of Australian politics, 18C, Malcolm Turnbull and his frontbench ambitions. Courtesy ABC.

• Donald Trump

What does a Donald Trump presidency mean for Australia and the world? SMH International Editor Peter Hartcher explains.

As is customary in presidential elections, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull called to congratulate US President-elect Donald Trump, remarking that he's a deal maker and pragmatist.

The key outcome of the US election is uncertainty as markets piece together President-elect Donald Trump's policy goals, and how the federal reserve will react. The Age's Peter Martin explains.

• Federal Politics

Some Aussie politicians have had harsh words to say about Donald Trump but they might need to guzzle some humble pie before meeting the US President elect.

• Federal Politics

The One Nation leader is celebrating Donald Trump's US election win while Julie Bishop is choosing her words more carefully than the Greens leader.

As results rolled out of the US election, most MPs kept one eye on the chamber and one eye on their phone.

• Federal Politics

Deputy PM Barnaby Joyce has described as "disastrous" Senators plans to lower the backpacker tax rate to 10.5% saying Aussies will be worse off. Courtesy ABC RN.

• Federal Politics

The NXT leader has put a proposal to the government in exchange for his vote on the refugee visa ban.

• Pacific Solution

Malcolm Turnbull says he begged Kevin Rudd not to abandon the Pacific Solution, The former Labor leader brands the claims 'reinvention' and 'fabrication'.

Continuing to push his budget repair agenda, Treasurer Scott Morrison says Labor is playing politics with superannuation changes.

• Asylum Seekers

The government has introduced its refugee ban legislation but Bill Shorten says Labor won't support it, breaking the major parties' unity ticket.

• Question Time

Anthony Albanese takes a point of order on 'weirdness' as the government's own backbench is left bewildered - Peter Dutton finds laughs are hard to find in question time.

• Federal Politics

The PM and Human Rights Commissioner are in a war of words after Malcolm Turnbull accused the Commission of harming its credibility over a recent 18c case. Courtesy ABC.

The government superannuation reforms might take longer to pass if the latest comments by Liberal and Labor MPs are anything to go by.

• Federal Politics

Watch One Nation senator Malcolm Roberts storm out of his own press conference after questions were asked about his colleague Rod Culleton.

One Nation senator Rod Culleton delivers a defiant speech to the Senate, as leader Pauline Hanson supports scrutiny into his eligibility to serve.