Michaelia Cash is very upset that the Greens and the Labor government having done a “dirty deal” on a bill “that will have a direct impact on the mining industry”.

The impact being – if you are in fossil fuel mining you probably won’t be getting any production tax credits from the future made in Australia funds, but Cash says this is about the Greens getting “cabinet positions” in a minority Labor government, which is frankly hilarious.

This is a flashback to when there were reports that former Greens leader Richard di Natale was to get a cabinet position in the 2019 Shorten minority government.

I know that the ACT Greens and Labor parties are in a coalition, but COME ON.

“Do you actual care how much the average Australian pays in their prices?!” something has broken in Cash’s brain as she argues against the hour motion here, and frankly, it is the boost we all need.

Katy Gallagher stands up to say as “extraordinary as that presentation was, bordering on the delusional” she thinks it would be “beneficial for the chamber to move on”.