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It's time we hopped onto our high horse and galloped into the night.
But before that, what did we learn today?
In estimates this evening, Health, the Industry Department, Safe Work Australia and Defence Materiel Organisation are on the menu.
If you'd like to watch the scrutiny in action, tune in here.
Do you want to keep the story going?
What do you reckon Malcolm?
Andrew Bolt has hit TVs this evening, telling Channel 10 that Turnbull's "over the top response shows he just wants to keep the story going".
(Bolt's comments in turn thus ensuring the story keeps going.)
And now, the results of today's poll.
Which is the greater sin?
We have a clear winner: "mentioning the carbon tax in a statement about D-Day" with 64 per cent of the vote.
Here's an opportunity if you have a spare $1,200 floating around.
Mark Hawthorne and James Massola report that Labor is offering business leaders and lobbyists a day at the AFL with Albo.
That would be the Swans vs the GWS Giants on June 28.
The PM will meet SBY on the island of Batam.
(Because Batam is where SBY will be on Wednesday.)
"Further to their very cordial conversation last month, the Prime Minister will spend time with President Yudhoyono and continue the progress that has been made to resolve current issues and to strengthen the bilateral relationship," a spokesman for the PM says.
The Abbott-SBY meeting is a good sign of "normality" happening in Australia-Indonesia relations.
We suppose that there are fingers crossed in government circles that there are no boat turnback operations between now and then.