A new Liberal Party advertisement that features a tradesman defending big banks and negative gearing has come under fire on social media.

She’s at it again. 

Senator Michaelia Cash has come under fire for comparing the three years spent backpacking across the Middle East to the struggles faced by the less-fortunate.

The present election of a new US president is out of line with previous crap coming out of the USA on international relations. The crap game is the same, the tactics are different...

“Taking into account that some may try to distort this institutional gesture, with the aim of creating confusion and sowing division among Argentines, we agree on suspending the non-refundable contribution fee amounting to 16,666,000,” they wrote in their response last week.

The daughter of former President Bill Clinton and ex-Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, explained in a new interview why she left lucrative professions and opted to work with her family’s philanthropic foundation: “I was curious if I could care about (money) on some fundamental level, and I couldn’t.” she said.

Maverick MP Bob Katter implied he was unaware of the mass shooting in Orlando before publishing a controversial and ill-timed campaign advertisement in which he shoots dead two political rivals.

McCain answered the question about the gun debate by citing Obama’s culpability for the attack through his foreign policy: “Barack Obama is directly responsible for it, because when he pulled everybody out of Iraq, al-Qaeda went to Syria, became ISIS, and ISIS is what it is today thanks to Barack Obama’s failures,” McCain said.

Dick Cheney was Vice President
of old US of A
He made men into soldiers
and he shot their joy away
He sent them to Afghanistan
to fight the war on terror
and on they went into Iraq
and made the war forever

Too-ri-ay, dance all day
dance for the folks at the Pentagon
Too-ri-ay, dance all day
Soldiers have no joy

As I compare Russian FM Lavrov and former Secretary of State USA Hilarious Clinton, I enter the strange world of languages, guns and Swedes...

Finance Minister Mathias Cormann has responded via email to an article published by ABC Fact Check on a claim he made regarding Labor's record in balancing the budget.

Senator Cormann said that Labor turned a $20 billion surplus into "a record deficit".