Charlie Lewis
Reporter @theshufflediary
Charlie writes about industrial relations, politics and culture. Prior to Crikey he worked across government and unions and was a researcher on RN's the Daily Planet. He hosted the Alternative History on Triple R, and is an occasional host on Breakfasters.
The long standing Israeli Prime Minister could be in trouble, but the road to indictment is long.
Malcolm Turnbull has finally introduced his ban on boning-down in Parliament House (affectionately known as the bonk ban), leaving more than a few ministers red in the face.
Who is Christian Porter exactly, and why do so many people think he'll be PM one day?
What role has Tony Windsor played in Barnaby Joyce's downfall?
Crikey continues the investigation into Australia's legendary ship-jumpers.
Senator Cory Bernardi and his new employee, Lyle Shelton, were as one when it came to marriage equality, but there are noteworthy differences of opinion in other areas.
Martin Hamilton-Smith may hold the current trophy for ship-jumping, but Crikey has learned of a few leaders of wobbly loyalty who would give him a run for his money.
The ABCC code is looking to ban the "logos, mottos and indicia" of unions on building sites. Does this breach our right to political communication?
Western Australia's peak medical body says a "short-term cost-cutting measure" is putting prisoners' health at risk.
Crikey apologises in advance for this incredibly depressing game of bingo.
