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Last Update: Sunday 19 July 2015

Correction

Correction

The Shadow Agriculture Minister Joel Fitzgibbon made the following statement on Insiders, Sunday July 12: In reference to the cost to the federal government of the Royal Commission into Trade Union Governance and Corruption Mr Fitzgibbon said: 'Some $17 million has gone to the former legal firm of Senator Eric Abetz.' The ABC has since been informed that Mr Fitzgibbon's statement was incorrect. The ABC apologises to Senator Abetz.

Insiders Sunday July 19 Full Program - complete

Insiders Sunday July 19 Full Program - complete

Barrie Cassidy is joined by Gerard Henderson from the Sydney Institute, Fran Kelly from RN Breakfast and Katharine Murphy from The Guardian Australia.

Greg Hunt joins Insiders

Greg Hunt joins Insiders

Environment Minister Greg Hunt is interviewed by Barrie Cassidy about Bronwyn Bishop, the Shenhua mine approval and whether or not an Emissions Trading Scheme is a carbon tax.

Bronwyn Bishop's Flight of Fancy

Bronwyn Bishop's Flight of Fancy

The Speaker Bronwyn Bishop stole the headlines this week by taking a helicopter at taxpayers expense to a party fund raiser - a trip that takes just one hour by road. And now her political opponents want the federal police to investigate.

The Living Dead

The Living Dead

The Treasurer, Joe Hockey, this week called for a mature, constructive debate around tax reform. It didn't quite work out that way.

Talking Pictures

Talking Pictures

Mike Bowers takes a look at the weeks best cartoons, tweets and front pages with Ben Jenkins from The Checkout.

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