Australia has a long tradition of parliamentary vulgarity, but Senator Leyonhjelm might be the first to regularly turn it back on the voters.
The government decided to make Bill Shorten's "character" its target this week. Not unexpectedly, it blew up in its face.
While the governing class examines its own navel for scandal, what's happening on the most important policy issues?
It's the tracker you never thought you'd need in a relatively stable western democracy.
Amongst the shrewd and the slippery on Capital Hill, Senator Derryn Hinch pledges to stick to his knitting.
In a less-than-vintage estimates performance, ABC executives have shed no light on why they censored a senior journalist.
Has Jacqui Lambie killed her state team's chances by backing the Liberals ahead of her 2019 Senate tilt?
Palmer’s online posts aren’t just bizarre for bizarre’s sake. They serve to rebuild his image of a potential populist leader — and they're working.
Malcolm Turnbull says everyone agrees that foreign donations are bad. He seems to have changed his tune just a little bit.
Malcolm Turnbull waited two weeks to check if Barnaby Joyce had broken any ministerial standards. Is anyone in his office capable of doing the basics of political management?
