With only three sitting days, this week it’s the 4&4.
Read MoreWe’ve been so busy delivering in Parliament that we ran out of time to do the 5&5 last week. Better late than never. Covering last week and this week’s Senate-only sitting.
Read MoreBoth the House and the Senate were back for the second week of this sitting fortnight. A lot was happening this week, including a visit from Indonesia’s President-elect Prabowo Subianto.
Read MoreBoth the House and the Senate were back in session this week after the Winter break. There was a lot going on.
Read MoreBoth the House and the Senate were back this week...
Read MoreJust the House sitting this week with the Senators working extraordinary hours on Estimates.
Read MoreIt was the first week back after Budget and Senate Estimates had started. Here’s what happened in the House.
Read MoreIt’s Budget week, which is always an important week in the Parliament.
Read MoreAnother big week in Parliament - the last sitting before the Budget.
Read MoreA big week in Parliament with some really important figures coming through late in the week showing unemployment down to 3.7 per cent. It means that since we came to office 790,000 jobs have been created.
Read MoreAnother big week in Parliament with important legislation passing, a world leader visiting and a former Prime Minister heading for the door.
Read MoreAnother big week, with big pieces of legislation passing. On Tuesday we also had a really important event - the 16th anniversary of the National Apology to Stolen Generations.
Read MoreThe first sitting week for 2024 and we hit the ground running with important legislation that means Australians will earn more and keep more of what they earn.
Read MoreWednesday was one of the darkest days I've seen in the House in my nearly 20 years here.
Read MoreWednesday was one of the darkest days I've seen in the House in my nearly 20 years here.
Read MoreIt was the week we finally got the legislation to build more homes in Australia.
Read MoreThe term “born to rule” often gets thrown around about the Liberals and Nationals. But it’s not just a label. Turns out it’s true.
Read MoreCheaper medicines, nurses in aged care and crazy conspiracy theories – it was all on this week. Here’s the 5&5.
Read MoreWe learnt this week that the Greens Party have made a decision to team up with the Coalition against the Government’s agenda. They had a chance to vote on our Housing Australia Future Fund and instead of supporting tens of thousands of new homes – sided with the Libs and the Nats to defer a vote in the Senate. More on that later.