Amy Remeikis is political reporter based at Parliament House in Canberra
A decision to postpone the Japan-Australia "two-plus-two" talks between the two nations' Defence and Foreign Affairs ministers has sparked a fresh round of talk about Marise Payne's future in the Defence Portfolio.
The Turnbull government won't be locked into an "artificial deadline" for returning the budget to surplus, Finance Minister Mathias Cormann said, ruling out stimulus spending to boost the economy.
Amid comparisons to Jesus, an interruption from a former dentist turned paint bombing court-denier and allegations the constitution has been "hidden in a drawer since 1975", One Nation Senator Rod Culleton battled for his political life on Wednesday.
Heading into the fight for his political career One Nation Senator Rod Culleton said he believes he holds his party's policies 'higher' than leader Pauline Hanson, as the rift between the pair threatens to overshadow his High Court battle.
Brian Burston was there when it all went wrong for Hanson and One Nation twenty years ago.
One Nation has ended the parliamentary year with a deepening rift, after Pauline Hanson led two of her senators in voting against embattled colleague Rod Culleton, in the lead up to the fight for his political life.
Some of the nation's best known organisations have been named and shamed for failing to comply with the workplace equality act.
Standing inside the hallowed walls of Australia's Parliament, one of the last action heroes, learnt something.
Pauline Hanson and Rod Culleton finally met to discuss their differences over a potentially criminal letter.
It's been two weeks since Pauline Hanson last spoke to her embattled senator Rod Culleton, but the West Australian senator says he is a "good soldier" who will continue to fight for his constituents.
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