Join The Australian’s Investigations Writer Sharri Markson for her take on the week’s political news.

Join The Australian&rsquo;s Investigations Writer Sharri Markson for her take on the week&rsquo;s political news.

Renowned award-winning political and investigative journalist Sharri Markson with her take on the big news stories of the day.

Renowned award-winning political and investigative journalist Sharri Markson with her take on the big news stories of the day.

The Daily Telegraph&apos;s award-winning Political Editor-at-Large Sharri Markson takes a look at the day&apos;s political news and what&apos;s on the agenda for the week ahead.

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The Daily Telegraph's award-winning Political Editor-at-Large Sharri Markson takes a look at the day's political news and what's on the agenda for the week ahead.

Sharri, Sunday 26th September

It's the last chance saloon for the Liberal Party, with ten frontbenchers quitting to back Angus Taylor. Plus, we'll cross live to Melbourne as protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog heat up. 

It's the last chance saloon for the Liberal Party, with ten frontbenchers quitting to back Angus Taylor. Plus, we'll cross live to Melbourne as protests against Israeli President Isaac Herzog heat up.&nbsp;

Sharri | 12 February

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Angus Taylor has declared his candidacy for leader of the Liberal Party saying it needs strong leadership, clear direction and a courageous focus on Australian values. Plus, Pauline Hanson’s party sits close to Labor nationally according to polls.

Angus Taylor has declared his candidacy for leader of the Liberal Party saying it needs strong leadership, clear direction and a courageous focus on Australian values. Plus, Pauline Hanson&rsquo;s party sits close to Labor nationally according to polls.

Sharri | 11 February

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Sydney’s streets explode as anti-Israel and anti-Australian protestors clash with police, voters in Sussan Ley’s own “safe” seat are turning against her. Plus, King Charles backs a police probe into his brother Andrew.

Sydney&rsquo;s streets explode as anti-Israel and anti-Australian protestors clash with police, voters in Sussan Ley&rsquo;s own &ldquo;safe&rdquo; seat are turning against her. Plus, King Charles backs a police probe into his brother Andrew.

Sharri | 10 February

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Sharri, Sunday 26th September

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