Strewth
He’s a believer
Malcolm Roberts’s latest struggle with life’s vicissitudes found him in court being quizzed about his British citizenship.
Up the garden path
Would you be willing to part with $6920 for the hidden pleasures of a Greens trip?
Back on the beat with Mal
It’s fascinating to think where Malcolm Turnbull might go when he leaves the Lodge.
Palaszczuk’s frank admission
Political leaders campaigning with candidates usually talk up their chances. The Queensland premier keeps it real.
Raising Lazarus
John Howard has re-emerged like Lazarus with a quadruple bypass to add his voice to the No camp.
Strewth: Quiet QT
Maybe we should have the leaders at the end of QT more often. Spice things up.
Greens footy gripes
Victorian Greens want politicians to pass on offers of free tickets to the footy grand final.
More Mal time
As the days tick over Turnbull has reached a victorious bench mark, deafeating his arch-nemesis.
PM gets wrong brotherhood
The PM left Question Time viewers across the nation aghast when he compared the Labor Party to the Muslim Brotherhood.
Malcolm’s multi-tasking storm
Malcolm Turnbull stirred a minor social media storm at the weekend by ‘multi-tasking at the footy’.
But which ones are threatened?
Despite cloud looming over dual citizen pollies, at least one of them visits the animals in Canberra for Threatened Species Day.
Dark lord rises
Labor MP Julian Hill has colourfully referred to a certain Coalition senator as ‘Eric the Dark Lord of Tassie’.
Odd state out?
WAxit on, WAxit off? It appears the West Australian Liberals have chosen the former course.
To coin a phrase
A pessimist is merely an optimist armed with the facts, so it isn’t looking good for Joyce and co.
A new emperor
A fresher contender has beaten Kevin Rudd to take the title of Wholly Roamin’ Emperor.
Tony’s tipple
Tony Abbott’s admission that he overdid the South Australian shiraz was music to the ears for Labor’s Wayne Swan.
