Local Mark Latham portrait to remain in parliament with disclaimer on his ‘repulsive’ values Aa Labor returns to Parliament, the party has had to consider what to do with disgraced former leader Mark Latham’s portrait.
News & Views ‘Lifelong trauma’: Jo Tarnawsky is suing Richard Marles for mishandling workplace bullying complaint Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles’ most senior staffer has launched legal action against him and the Prime Minister’s chief-of-staff Tim Gartrell for allegedly ousting her out of the job after she complained of workplace bullying.
News & Views ‘You are not our king’: Senator Lidia Thorpe interrupts King Charles and Camilla welcome to Parliament House Lidia Thorpe was escorted from the Great Hall at Parliament House earlier today after the independent senator interrupted the reception of King Charles III and Queen Camilla.
Local Misbehaving MPs could face fines under new Standards Commission in Parliament Minister for Women Katy Gallagher has introduced a Bill to Parliament today to establish the Independent Parliamentary Standards Committee.
Local 192 women’s lives lost since March 4 Justice. Advocates gather at Parliament to honour them Women’s safety advocates gathered in Canberra ahead of Tuesday’s federal budget delivery to demand government action.
News & Views Network Seven credit card used to book $1000 Thai masseuse for Bruce Lehrmann A Network 7 credit card used to book a $1000 Thai masseuse for Bruce Lehrmann, before staff tried to reverse the charges.
Appointments Leonie McGregor appointed CEO of the Parliamentary Workplace Support Service The PWSS is an independent and confidential service to support everyone who works or volunteers in a Commonwealth Parliamentary workplace
News & Views Parliament remembers Peta Murphy, Linda White and their legacy for women The House of Representatives has paid tribute to the late Senator Linda White and the late Peta Murphy MP, remembering the strong legacy of women in politics they left behind.
News & Views Anthony Albanese rejects call for random drug and alcohol testing in parliament Albanese was quick to bat down the idea of random testing, saying politicians should instead aspire to act “responsibly at all times”.
News & Views Male MPs kicked out 109 times during Question Time There were 33 MPs kicked out of the House of Representatives during Question Time since July 2022 – and 29 of them were male parliamentarians.
News & Views Parliament House lit up in orange to mark 16 days of activism against gender-based violence Parliament House was lit up in bright orange on Monday night to mark the UN’s 16 days of activism against gender-based violence.
News & Views Why this group of refugee women walked 650km to parliament house A group of 22 refugee women walked 650km from Immigration Minister Andrew Giles’ office in Victoria to Parliament House in Canberra.
