A scathing review of the Liberal party's election performance has been laid bare, despite the Liberal party's federal executive trying to suppress it.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used Question Time to table all 64-pages of the report, in what Andrew Hastie called a "boss move". The review slams a "notable absence of reflection" from key figures involved in the campaign, but former Opposition leader Peter Dutton has called it a "gratuitously personal hit job."
And Canadian President Mark Carney has kicked off his Australia visit, so as the Middle East conflict continues, will he use two key addresses to push forward his middle power strategy?
Patricia Karvelas and David Speers break it all down on Politics Now.
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