What a gas,

Bill Shorten just got caught out spending taxpayers money on travelling to a fundraiser in 2013.

What a hypocrite.

What about a Royal Commission or maybe just a powerful microscope to find Labor's concern for the big social issues such as unemployment, drug use and homelessness in suburbs such as Mt Druitt which was the focus of the SBS documentary, Struggle Street.

Call Mark Latham as the first witness.

I would like to add one final website for
people to read. It presents quite a few facts
that I did not know and some others on this forum
may not know them either. It has made me see things
from another perspective, which I don't think can be a
bad thing for others to consider as well.

The article is written by Paula Mattewson, about 9 hours
ago. Paula Mattewson is a freelance communications adviser
and corporate writer. She was media advisor to John Howard
in the early 1990s:

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-07-20/matthewson-bishop-should-resign-over-incompetence-not-bias/6632516

Bishop has been a member of the Federal Parliament since 1987, almost 30 years now in both the Senate and the House of Reps. Over that long period Bishop has cost the ever suffering taxpayer literally millions in pay, as well as all the lurks and perks she has freely availed herself of. Can anyone say with honesty this woman has been value for money for the taxpayer, what have been her finest achievement? Was it her 1994 support for tobacco advertising. Was it her parading around in a army tank in 1997, or was it her failure as Aged Care Minister and the kerosene baths scandal in her department in 2000, or was it being drop kicked from the ministry in 2001. No, all those wonderful achievements pale into insignificance compared to Bronnie's co-star roll with the one and only Phony Tony in the apt named production 'WE'RE A COUPLE OF SWELLS in 2007! Bronnie you are a legend in your own lunchtime!

Yes, another one out of their depth who has fallen on her sword.

To think the Abbott government is so much on e nose yet they remain head and shoulders above any alternative on offer.

The race to the bottom continues.

Dear Paul,

Bronwyn Bishop has always been a factional warrior and
a fiercely loyal conservative.

It is now up to the Prime Minister what happens next.

My advice would be to persuade her to resign on her own accord,
(for the sake of the party that she loves).