It seems there’s a chance the Coalition might be put back together by the end of next week — if the Liberals agree to endorse the Nationals’ policy demands. But at what cost?

The Coalition breakup is put on hold, David Littleproud and Ted O’Brien join Peta to discuss what’s next. Plus, economists slam Labor’s policy to tax unrealised gains.

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Nationals leader David Littleproud was in the middle of handing out “shadow” portfolios to his country party MPs when Sussan Ley on Thursday summoned him to her office to discuss a Coalition civil war ...

And second, there was no rush, given the Coalition (when it existed) was reduced to about 43 seats meaning there was next to ...

The Liberal Party and Nationals have agreed to delay naming their ministerial appointments as the two parties begin talks to ...

Nationals Leader David Littleproud discusses the events leading to the pausing of the Coalition's break-up. “I got a text out ...

Former foreign minister Alexander Downer compared the National Party walking away from the Coalition to toddlers who “throw ...

Sky News host Chris Kenny discusses the pause in the Coalition split, as Opposition Leader Sussan Ley and Nationals Leader ...

The coalition could reunite just days after splitting as the Nationals and Liberals take their first steps towards a new ...

The Coalition may be back on, just days after the Nationals announced they were splitting with the Liberal Party.