The chaos of the Wentworth byelection result reveals that Australia is yet to catch up to the new era of pre-polling.
Embarrassing mistake? Terrifying attempt at dog-whistling? Both? We've broken down the timeline of the government's brush with white supremacist slogans.
The Coalition's support for a racist motion from Pauline Hanson trashes its legacy of fighting fascism and signals a dark moment in Australian politics.
Scott Morrison's new cabinet secretary, Peter "Mr Fix It" Conran, is yet another relic of the Howard years.
Our ex-prime ministers should take the advice many of them gave while in office — get a job.
Lucas was at first temporarily suspended, which was then made permanent because her account had posted threatening or violent content.
Phelps and her wife became heroes in the minds of many in the late '90s. But can she truly be considered a political alternative?
The Aged Care Minister has strongly denied rumours he's considering defecting to Labor, but a look over his career shows he's been given every reason to think about it.
While accusations of bullying in parliament have continued behind closed doors, one alleged perpetrator has been publicly named by departing MP Ann Sudmalis: Gareth Ward.
Never has there been a new Prime Minister with less authority than Scott Morrison, who leads not so much a party as an ongoing civil war.