David Lipson

Program: AM 10 days since they came into effect, we take a look at how new laws controlling the sale of vapes are working;

Program: PM The FBI has named the suspected shooter behind an attempted assassination of former US President and Republican nominee, Donald Trump.

Quarterly inflation rose by one per cent, broadly in line with the RBA's forecast. And that's welcome relief for the Albanese Government, with an RBA rate rise next Tuesday now highly unlikely. But when are we likely to see interest rates cut?And the Prime Minister announced his Government's first Cabinet reshuffle on Sunday, and while it wasn't a major overhaul it went beyond a modest shake-up. Senior Minister Tony Burke took the Migration and Home Affairs portfolios, in what's been deemed a 'super-portfolio', while some other Minister's were moved sideways.Ian Verrender, ABC Chief Business Correspondent joins Fran Kelly and Patricia Karvelas on The Party Room.More InformationGot a burning political query? Send a short voice recording to PK and Fran for Question Time at [email protected]

Newly independent senator Fatima Payman has signalled she plans to use her bargaining power in the Senate to secure funding for local projects in exchange for her vote on contentious government legislation.

Program: AM The Opposition leader Peter Dutton has been described as 'heartless' for his call to ban Palestinians fleeing Gaza from entering Australia.

Five people including doctors charged over the drug-related death of Friends star Matthew Perry.

Program: AM Strict requirements governing the export of American weapons to Australia will be lifted from next month - in a move the Government

Climate change and air pollution negatively impact the health of patients with respiratory conditions – and yet some treatments used for those same conditions contribute to greenhouse gas emissions.

Speculation over the Albanese Government's position on negative gearing has dominated the political week, after the Nine papers reported the Government had requested expert advice and modelling on possible reforms.The Prime Minister and Treasurer were quick to play down the reports - but is Labor leaving the door open to a policy on negative gearing reform at the next election? And as the Opposition starts labelling negative gearing reform a "housing tax" - are we already seeing the beginnings of a scare campaign?James Massola, National Affairs Editor at The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age joins Fran Kelly and David Lipson on The Party Room.More InformationGot a burning political query? Send a short voice recording to PK and Fran for Question Time at [email protected]

Labor and the Coalition are preparing to take disciplinary action against Senator Lidia Thorpe, after she ripped up a motion by Pauline Hanson on the chamber floor.