Barnaby Joyce is now the one keeping the Barnaby Joyce story going, destroying any effort to move on from it.
Refugee activists in Melbourne have been working around the clock to stop the deportation.
The bubbling turmoil in Victorian Labor is starting to boil over.
Senator Derryn Hinch discusses George Christensen, Barnaby Joyce and other enduring errors.
In their disregard of a child on the way from the Barnaby affair, the right is stepping into the territory of post-Woodstock 1970s era cultural nihilism, which even progressives pulled back from eventually.
Nick Xenophon, who perfected the art of the corny political stunt during his time at Parliament House, is playing into the public's desire for spectacle and misfire.
The former front-man played his greatest hits at the Sydney Institute this week, and the routine was tired, stiff, and increasingly irrelevant, writes Margot Saville.
Watch out, Barnaby. You're not out of the minefield yet.
If Bill Shorten didn't want to hand ammunition to Labor's foes in the Batman byelection, he had a funny way of showing it in Townsville this week.
The Treasurer's claims on Insiders this week didn't quite stack up.
