Labor MPs could hardly contain their delight on Monday. Even before today’s start of parliament, the Nationals had debated a leadership spill and Sussan Ley looked firmly on borrowed time.
They cheered Anthony Albanese at a caucus meeting, in which he likened the disorganisation of the Coalition to a messy break-up on reality TV show, Married at First Sight.
But, as the government enters the delivery phase of its second term, the stakes are significantly higher for the prime minister, even with a 94-seat majority and a stable cabinet.
By the time voters next go to the polls – p
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