WHAT WE LEARNED
* The gender pay gap under Labor went up from 15.5 per cent to 17.2 per cent, but has fallen to 14.5 per cent today.
* More women are in work now than ever before.
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WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WANTED TO SPIN
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The government is running a strong economy to deliver the services families need.
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WHAT LABOR WANTED TO TALK ABOUT
Will the government support Labor's plan to boost women's superannuation.
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WHAT THEY SAID
"This weekend, support our strawberry farmers. Make a pav." - Prime Minister Scott Morrison.
"Cut the strawberries up, don't cut the farmers out." - Opposition Leader Bill Shorten.
"Doesn't this just confirm the government is too busy fighting itself to govern for Australians?" - Shadow treasurer Chris Bowen on cancellation of October COAG meeting.
"We are having a drought summit." - Morrison in response.
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TWEETED
@SwannyQLD "The race to the bottom on corporate tax robs governments not just of revenue, but of a powerful policy tool to reduce inequality and promote fairer distributions of income and wealth that promote ongoing economic growth." #auspol #qt
@JulianHillMP Same % of women in Saudi Arabian delegation as the Liberals have in Parliament #auspol #qt
