WHAT WE LEARNED
* The immigration minister is prepared to brief MPs on the health of children on Nauru.
* The Ruddock report into religious freedom was never brought to cabinet between May 18 when it was received and when Scott Morrison assumed the prime ministership in August.
* 90 people have been charged as a result of counter-terrorism operations since September 2014 and 230 people in Australia are being investigated for providing support to individuals and groups in the Syria-Iraq conflict.
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WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WANTED TO SPIN
The government is delivering certainty and stability.
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WHAT LABOR WANTED TO TALK ABOUT
When will the prime minister tell the voters of Wentworth why Malcolm Turnbull is no longer prime minister.
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WHAT THEY SAID
"Does the Prime Minister honestly expect Australia to believe that an administrative error led to the government supporting a white supremacist slogan?" - Opposition frontbencher Tony Burke.
"Criticism of me and my office is a completely fair cop." - Attorney-General Christian Porter in response.
"The failure, the failure, the failure, the failure, the failure and the failure that I lived through as the shadow immigration minister, while they just sat there and failed and the bodies piled up, is an absolute disgrace." - Prime Minister Scott Morrison pointing to Labor's former immigration ministers.
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TWEETED
@Tony_Burke At 4:15pm today the Reps will vote on whether we can move and support this resolution: "the House rejects the resolution put to the Senate yesterday which included a white supremacist slogan that is also used by hate groups like the KKK." The government plans to vote no. #auspol
