David Carter

Like the last day of school MPs said farewell, thank you, and good luck for the campaign, sometimes even sounding like they meant it, as Parliament breaks for the election. Audio

The $27,000 report at the centre of the Auditor-General's resignation won't be released by the Officers of Parliament committee. The MP in charge, David Carter, joins us. Audio

With three weeks of Parliament left before it dissolves, there is still a surprising amount of action, both in the Chamber and politically. Audio

Sometimes a good quip is too tempting for MPs to resist but who decides when they've gone too far? Jamie Tahana takes a look at Parliament's 'sickest burns'. Video, Audio

A two billion dollar settlement bill which took years to reach has made its way through Parliament in just two weeks - with the help of a little rule bending. Audio

It sounds like the blurb for a Dan Brown novel – ‘a small group pre-determines what will happen in Parliament’. But real life is less thrilling, and better written.

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Only two things are certain in this life; death and taxes, and hopefully a pension but the pension may come later than expected and having a choice about how we die is up for discussion. Audio

David Carter never aspired to be Speaker but since 2013 he's been in charge of keeping MPs in check in the House.  Video, Audio

Members of Parliament can make or break their reputation in the debating chamber. Megan Whelan talks to the person in charge of keeping them in line. Video

The Right Honourable David Carter has announced two new buildings will be erected on Parliament grounds to house Members of Parliament and their staff who currently work in leased accommodation in… Audio