Politics Live: Backdown on secrecy laws, citizenship gets personal
Things have gotten personal at the end of the first sitting week of Parliament for 2018.
Things have gotten personal at the end of the first sitting week of Parliament for 2018.
Rolling coverage of the third day of Parliament in 2016.
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.
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.
Parliament today begins to debate legislation to make same-sex marriage legal.
Join us for our live coverage of the same-sex marriage postal survey verdict.
The fate of seven MPs, including Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce, is in the hands of the High Court. Join us for the verdict and the fall-out.
The Turnbull government faces controversy as opposition demands Michaelia Cash resign over union raids.
The gloves are off as Bill Shorten accuses Malcolm Turnbull of leading a "grubby government".
The Turnbull government continues to face questions about the NBN as it sells a new economic agenda.
Politicians and bureacrats are in the spotlight as they face Parliament's powerful estimates' committees.
The Turnbull government continues to sell its energy package while a key powerbroker eyes the exit door.
The Turnbull government begins the sales job for its energy policy.
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.
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.
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