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If you think One Nation are only the Coalition's problem, think again
Where policy once enticed, now protest reigns supreme.
Amy Remeikis is political reporter based at Parliament House in Canberra
Where policy once enticed, now protest reigns supreme.
Every Australian ambassador will return home in an unprecedented move.
Loan request is for a 900 megawatt coal plant with carbon capture and storage.
Queensland workers in coalition electorates will be among the hardest hit by the changes to Sunday penalty rates, with employees in some of the most marginal seats in the nation also bearing the brunt.
A unity ticket which had placed the NDIS beyond politics has been shredded after a brawl broke out over its funding.
The Coalition and Labor both bear responsibility for the rise of One Nation, a Liberal MP has said, labelling the state of politics a "pox on both parties".
Malcolm Turnbull may be moving to head off the politically damaging feud with the medical profession.
Private health insurance premiums have jumped by more than 50 per cent in less than a decade, with family policies now costing up to $5000 a year.
Pauline Hanson's admiration for Vladimir Putin remains undiminished, with the Senator shrugging off criticism of Russia's alleged role in the death of 38 Australians on Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 by commenting that "everyone has done something".
Ian Macdonald just told voters it was never about them. And you can guarantee they heard.
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