Barrie Cassidy interviews interviews Labor’s employment services spokesman, Ed Husic, we cross to Hobart for an analysis of Will Hodgman’s historic Tasmanian election win, and Mike Bowers talks pictures with The Canberra Times cartoonist David Pope. On the panel are The Australian Financial Review’s Laura Tingle and Phil Coorey and Guardian Australia’s Lenore Taylor.

The Liberal Party has been returned to majority government in Tasmania, just the second time the Liberals have achieved that in the state's history.

Mike Bowers talks pictures with The Canberra Times cartoonist David Pope.

It was a week when the Turnbull Government tried to spread some of the odium over the Barnaby Joyce affair, and succeeded only in making matters worse.

A call to resign from a little-known backbencher and news of a formal complaint of sexual harassment against him saw the beginning of the end of Barnaby Joyce.

Fran Kelly interviews the Deputy Leader of the Nationals, Bridget McKenzie, and Mike Bowers talks pictures with the host of Tonightly, Tom Ballard. On the panel: The Saturday Paper’s Karen Middleton, The Australian’s Peter van Onselen and The Courier-Mail’s Dennis Atkins.

Fran Kelly interviews the Deputy Leader of The Nationals, Bridget McKenzie.

Mike Bowers talks pictures with the host of Tonightly, Tom Ballard.

While the Prime Minister was in the United States renewing ties with our closest military ally, Tony Abbott was throwing bombs at home.

Barrie Cassidy interviews the Treasurer, Scott Morrison.