Barnaby Joyce

Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has joined the Morrison Government’s Status of Women Taskforce. Seriously.

Barnaby Joyce’s closest political allies sparked heated debate about the government’s proposed early childhood education and care package.

At the end of the day, net-zero by 2050 is a risky and inadequate goal, especially for wealthy nations such as Australia.

Barnaby Joyce was reinstated as the Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister of Australia after winning a leadership spill against Michael McCormack.

Writer and commentator Jane Caro, former Labor MP Emma Husar and Independent MP Helen Haines appeared on the program on Monday alongside Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce.

Regional women’s groups are not happy with Joyce’s play for the top job, after he stood aside from the job two years ago, confirming he’d had an extra-marital affair.

The term “himpathy”, like “mansplaining” and “manspreading” before it, gives women a word for something they long experienced but struggled to articulate

It’s hard to believe the conduct of Barnaby Joyce could still shock us, but here we are. In the midst of a national crisis, the MP chose to play politics.

The Independent Sydney MP behind the bill to finally decriminalise abortion in NSW has apologised to women for taking “so long” to enact change. 

After decades in politics, Barnaby Joyce has finally empathised with those on Newstart. But it’s how he reached this conclusion that’s hard to stomach.

On Tuesday Barnaby Joyce accused the ABC of bias when it showed the scorecard prepared by Women Vote ranking the parties’ commitment to women.

Old fashioned philanderers seem to be the tip of the iceberg of male deceit and subterfuge. It seems anyone can campaign based on misleading claims.