The Daily Breakdown

After seven years, Assange has been booted from the Ecuadorian Embassy. It might have been because he was ungrateful for the protection, but it might have been his man bun

Near-flawless oppositioning by Bill Shorten could be for nought as more holes appear in Labor costings, 1970s industrial policy makes an unwelcome return and more pix of Shorten with Huang Xiangmo emerge

Malcolm Turnbull has become the miserable ghost he swore he wouldn't become, giving the press licence to report on a non-story and avoid the real news today - the growing black hole in Bill Shorten's budget numbers.

When political parties get together - to solve climate change, parliamentary' entitlements, whatever - the taxpayer is always the loser. Foreign interference will be no different.

No poll is good news for the Liberals today, but at least they weren't trampled by an elephant and eaten by a lion. Yet.

The CCP cynically conflates the Chinese Government with Chinese people with to silence its critics. Clive Hamilton, author if 'Silent Invasion', was one of those victims.

'Silent Invasion' author Professor Clive Hamilton outlines the influence campaign of the Chinese Communist Party over academics, business leaders and politicians in Australia.

If you're a traditional Labor voter, Bill Shorten has promised you the world. If you're a Liberal voter (self funded or earning over $126 k a year) you're going to be paying for it.

The PM unleashes his inner Borat and the Senate condemns the garbage Fraser Anning by putting him in the spotlight

Will Josh Frydenberg's first budget be Back in Black or a Highway to Hell? He's got six weeks. Tick tock.