Bill Shorten goes rogue with insurgent campaign [Video]

An insurgent campaign by Bill Shorten to repair the National Disability Insurance Scheme has featured Pauline Hanson in a federal minister’s office and the second-ever reference to sex toys in the House of Representatives.

A two-month delay to new laws governing the NDIS stands to cost taxpayers at least $1 billion, with Shorten using his electoral experience to target the Coalition with methods more commonly deployed by an opposition trying to hammer a government.

And it’s a campaign gaining interest from fellow Labor ministers who see it as an alternative way to push back against Peter Dutton and the Greens while achieving their legislative aims.

As MPs and senators left Canberra airport on Thursday night, they caught sight of a truck emblazoned …