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From accusations of mansplaining to shouting matches and Russia-Ukraine debates: these feisty exchanges played out during Senate estimates

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00:00My question. All right. No, no, no, no, no, no. You don't have to call, Senator. Senator, you don't have
00:05to call. Enough.
00:07My question. All right. No, no, no, no, no, no. You don't have to.
00:10Just a moment ago, one of you, I can't remember which of you, said that the local blokes were coming.
00:17I can't imagine any, I can't imagine either of you saying that about a meeting of European leaders.
00:24Could you allow me to do my job, please?
00:26Well, I can't help you.
00:27Please. Senators, please stop interrupting each other.
00:30Yeah, how's the Ukraine going? How are those Russian submarines going?
00:35Look at how pro-Australia you are. It's the US doormat approach. You're all of one mind.
00:38Good to see you on our side, mate. That's why you're smiling.
00:40You want to talk about doormats? How's Vladimir Putin going?
00:43I'm not the one saying Russia should get whatever they want.
00:48One of Myanmar's biggest arms suppliers is Russia, Senator Shoebridge.
00:53Well, indeed, so we should stop giving money to Russia by buying Russian oil.
00:56You are deliberately and offensively making that statement.
01:02It's your government that allows billions of dollars of Russian oil to come into this country to be paid for.
01:10You are coming to Australia and feeding the Russian war machine.
01:14All right. No, no, no, no, no, no.
01:17About sanctions against Myanmar.
01:17You don't have the call, Senator.
01:18Senator, you don't have the call. Enough.
01:21And thank you, Minister.
01:23You're going to have some political interpretation.
01:26I just want to know if the Department's got any data.
01:29A practical answer, I suppose.
01:30I'm not sure we can really help you.
01:32You are fixated on the labels.
01:34We are fixated on the jobs.
01:35No, no, that's...
01:3640,000 or so jobs thus far through these industrial smelter interventions,
01:40many of them in Queensland.
01:42He will now explain to you.
01:43That's what we're on about.
01:46I don't think we can help you with this line of inquiry.
01:48I don't think we can help you with this line of inquiry.
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