The Party Room - Abc Rn

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Sinopsis

The election might be over but federal politics is as interesting as ever. How is the Turnbull government managing with its one-seat majority? What does a potentially unruly Senate mean for the policies they took to the election? Join Fran Kelly and Patricia Karvelas as they pull apart the week in politics.

Episodios

  • Throwing money out the door

    29/07/2021 Duración: 37min

    As NSW's prolonged lockdown sparks fears of a recession, the Federal Government has boosted its COVID support payment, which now looks a lot like JobKeeper. Plus, why has Labor done an about-face on some of their key economic policies? The Age and Sydney Morning Herald's senior economics correspondent Shane Wright joins Fran and PK.

  • You had one job

    22/07/2021 Duración: 33min

    The Morrison Government is feeling the heat, with three states in lockdown, low vaccination rates and sinking approval ratings. Plus, whatever happened to the Gaetjens report into an alleged rape in Parliament House? Guardian Australia's Political Editor Katharine Murphy joins Fran and PK.

  • Complacency is the word

    15/07/2021 Duración: 37min

    The Federal Government is dealing with COVID-related fires on many fronts, as the Victorian Government accuses them of favouritism, Kevin Rudd involves himself in the rollout and a "graphic" ad campaign draws criticism. And when it comes to COVID-19, it's all about the messaging. The ABC's Political Editor Andrew Probyn joins Fran and PK.

  • In the conundrum

    08/07/2021 Duración: 33min

    Parliament's workplace culture is back in the spotlight after former Liberal MP Julia Banks reveals she experienced months of gaslighting, bullying and an unwanted sexual advance in Canberra. Plus, Australia's vaccination rollout — what does war have to do with it? 7:30's chief political correspondent Laura Tingle joins Fran and PK.

  • Blame at 50 paces

    01/07/2021 Duración: 33min

    As COVID-19 variants take over Australia, the pace of our vaccination rollout and health advice in relation to the AstraZeneca dose have come under fire. Meanwhile, is another rorts inquiry on the cards for the Coalition government?  The Australian Financial Review's National Affairs columnist Jennifer Hewett joins Fran and PK.

  • All hat, no cattle

    24/06/2021 Duración: 31min

    The Nats have re-Joyced, but what does the resurrection of Barnaby Joyce as Deputy Prime Minister mean for the Coalition’s policies on climate change and agriculture? Plus, the 'deviant' Delta variant that's taking over New South Wales.  Kath Sullivan, the ABC's National Rural reporter, joins Fran and PK to discuss.

  • 'Cruel and unusual': Biloela family's future remains uncertain

    17/06/2021 Duración: 31min

    The Biloela family has received some temporary reprieve as they are reunited in Perth, but questions remain about their future. And, what Prime Minister Morrison's trip to Cornwall means for Australia's climate ambitions. David Crowe, chief political correspondent for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, joins Fran and PK.

  • The system is broken

    03/06/2021 Duración: 35min

    The Morrison government has announced temporary support payments for Australians living in lockdown, as Victoria's latest COVID outbreak raises tough questions about the management of the crisis. Patricia Karvelas and Insiders Host David Speers discuss this weeks' headlines with Guardian Australia's Political Editor Katharine Murphy.

  • Victoria's lockdown and Brittany Higgins' challenge for Parliament House

    27/05/2021 Duración: 34min

    Three months since allegations surfaced about Parliament House's working culture, questions still remain about what's being done to fix it. Plus, the latest on Victoria's COVID-19 outbreak and our vaccination rollout. The Australian Financial Review’s Political Editor, Phil Coorey joins Fran and PK to uncover what's happening in the corridors of Parliament House.

  • From under the doona

    20/05/2021 Duración: 32min

    A year on since the COVID-19 pandemic began, Prime Minister Scott Morrison's approach to re-opening international borders has taken a big shift. Plus, the government's new 600-million-dollar plan to 'cook with gas'. Peter Van Onselen, Political Editor for Network Ten and columnist for The Australian joins Fran and PK.

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