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Politics live as Malcolm Turnbull and Donald Trump discuss North Korea
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
The Turnbull government is attempting to change the conversation by introducing changes to the Medicare levy and media reform.
The Turnbull government is desperately trying to fight its way out of the citizenship crisis threatening to engulf it.
The opposition and minor parties continue to push for Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce to stand aside.
The same-sex marriage debate continues and concerns about the threat from North Korea intensifies.
Parliament will today debate whether to hold a national plebiscite on same-sex marriage - again.
Last sitting day of the session - let's get this done.
Threats to cross the floor, one MP actually doing it and the Gonski fight continues - welcome to politics.
Malcolm Turnbull is battling on two fronts - the Gonksi schools funding changes and energy.
From energy to education - the Turnbull government is having trouble keeping its ducks in a row.
There are more than a few sore heads about the place after last night's Midwinter Ball.
The Prime Minister finds himself under leadership pressure - again - over energy and climate change
The Prime Minister is talking terrorism and hoping his education changes pass the Senate.
The Turnbull government says it isn't 'pussyfooting' around on national security.
Australia's spy chief enters the debate about terrorism and refugees.
School funding is in the spotlight again as the Catholic education system declares war on the Turnbull government.
There are polls and pot shots aplenty as pollies take their seats for the week.
Scrutiny of the Turnbull government continues as the opposition continues to push on the bank levy and school funding reform.
The post-budget battle continues with schools funding and banks again in the spotlight.
School funding reforms are in the Parliament, Senate estimates are in full swing, and Pauline Hanson is under more pressure.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Federal budget 2017-18 live: Malcolm Turnbull continues to battle with banks
It's the last day of parliament before the long pre-budget break.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Hello and welcome to the day in politics.
Australian politicians react to the Westminster terrorist attack.
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