Opinion
Parliament booze ban won't dry up toxic culture
Calls for an alcohol-free federal parliament might reduce risk factors but won’t fix the cultural problems besetting Canberra, argues Nicole Lee.
Opinion
Calls for an alcohol-free federal parliament might reduce risk factors but won’t fix the cultural problems besetting Canberra, argues Nicole Lee.
News
Attorney-General Christian Porter will step aside from some aspects of his portfolio, including the appointment of federal judges, to avoid potential conflicts of interests as he pursues a defamation claim against the ABC.
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With women around the nation today taking part in marches prompted by sexual assault scandals in Canberra, Sarah Cameron examines the risk to politics-as-usual of the issue and a growing gender voting gap.
Former Liberal cabinet minister Julie Bishop says the next logical step in the Christian Porter saga is an inquest led by the South Australian coroner.
The nature and complexity of the political crisis engulfing Canberra means the government can’t hit reset and return to business as usual while a frontbench Christian Porter remains a lightning rod, argues Michelle Grattan.
Scott Morrison has confirmed his embattled Defence Minister Linda Reynolds called a former staffer who alleged she was raped in Reynolds’ Parliament House offices a “lying cow” over media reports about how her initial complaint was handled.
