Question time in federal parliament

QUESTION TIME IN FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

WHAT WE LEARNED

* The $242.3 billion the government is providing to schools over 10 years is the highest-ever commonwealth commitment, Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull told MPs.

WHAT THE GOVERNMENT WANTED TO SPIN

All the "disgusting things" construction union official John Setka said about hunting down building watchdog inspectors.

WHAT LABOR WANTED TO TALK ABOUT

Why is the prime minister punishing parents who choose to give their children a Catholic education?

THEY SAID WHAT

"It's not an aspiration on their part. It is a hallucination." - The PM says about Labor's extra $22 billion commitment to schools funding.

TWEETED

@tanya_plibersek: Was just kicked out of parliament for pointing this out - Libs can't claim cuts to Labor's schools plan in 2014 budget as a saving if they don't think the $$$ existed in the first place.