Name: More Parliament instability despite Indonesian President Widodo's Canberra visit | ABC News
Uploaded: 2020-03-15T20:30:54.000Z
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Indonesia's president came with what he called a gift.

You bring the rain, not rain, but trade a deal that will see almost all Australian exports enter Indonesia.

This country will look to ease visitor restrictions, simplify and streamline the issues of entry into Australia.

Joko Widodo, given the honor of addressing parliament, will damn it just second Indonesian president to do so.

Ah friend it needs is a friend ended one old friend with a new vantage point there to see the trade negotiations he started sealed by the man who succeeded him, Malcolm Turnbull, making his first visit to Parliament since his toppling but still facing questions on Climate and Cole.

That's a fault line in the coalition for a very long time.

The key thing from my perspective, is that the commotion in the business of building or finding a new coal fired power station that provoked open warfare.

Nationals MP George Christiansen slamming in a city liberals for backing renewables while his Senate colleague renewable energy of the dull blood is of the energy system.

Those people who are advocating that the government should fund coal fired power, basically making the case for higher emissions on higher energy prices.

The Nationals Anger transcends policy, with a Barnaby Joyce ally and Michael McCormack critic abandoning the party room to sit solo, I still remain a loyal on faithful government member.

No amount of marketing or spin can hide the humiliation.

Labor leapt on the defection of Luke O'Brien to make immediate mischief, teaming up with 1/2 dozen rebel nationals to install him as deputy speaker.

 Losing control of Parliament might have more serious consequences next time. 

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