The final sitting week of parliament before Christmas is, well, very Christmassy. Drinks, lunches and dinners are happening everywhere. Meanwhile, Bill Shorten outsources Question Time to Mark Dreyfus as he creates a decoy for the final parliamentary week of Labor’s year of big ideas. The prospect of a real break over Christmas sustains parliamentarians.
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Angus Taylor is the Liberal MP for Hume and former partner at McKinsey & Co Port Jackson
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