Ricky Muir squeaked through on preferences last time around. Can he win his Senate seat again this time?
Dank memes seem to have played a significant role in Helen Dale's departure.
David Leyonhjelm's controversial adviser Helen Dale (nee Darville) has walked. And he seems to want to replace her without paying tax.
The man, in his own (very few) words.
Chiefs of staff walk a fine line. They need to be prominent enough to help their party's message, without becoming the party's message.
The Productivity Commission suggested our copyright laws might be a smidge outdated. The copyright industry, as always, bugged out.
Labor says it told the police that documents related to the NBN were covered by parliamentary privilege before the raids began.
After Nova Peris blindsided the ALP with secret talks to join the AFL, Labor is likely to choose Malarndirri McCarthy or Marion Scrymgour to replace her.
Labor has announced it will fund a new Human Rights Commissioner to focus on LGBTI rights. The Christians, of course, are not pleased.
It all looks easy in retrospect.