Angus Taylor
Leader of the Opposition
FIX THE
ECONOMY.
PROTECT OUR
WAY OF LIFE.
We will restore our standard of living
and put Australians first.
Our PLan To
FIX THE ECONOMY. PROTECT OUR WAY OF LIFE.
The Coalition’s plan to restore our standard of living and put Australians first.
The Liberal Team
Jane Hume
Deputy Leader of the Opposition
Michaelia Cash
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate
Anne Ruston
Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate
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For 125 years, the Australian National Flag has flown as a proud symbol of our nation, our people and the values we share.
Under this flag, generations of Australians have served our country, defended our freedoms, built stronger communities and stood by one another through war, hardship and natural disaster.
It has flown above Australians striving, achieving and serving – at home and around the world.
Today, on Australian National Flag Day, we honour all those who came before us, give thanks for the country they helped build, and look with confidence to Australia’s future.
May our flag always remind us of the freedom, opportunity and responsibility we share as Australians.
Sep 2
Australia’s illicit tobacco market is a serious organised crime problem. We’re going to kill it.
Sep 2
Today is National Flag Day and the 125th anniversary of when our national flag was first flown over the dome of Melbourne’s Exhibition Building that was the site of our first Commonwealth Parliament.
Our national flag embodies our history, story, geography, institutions, traditions, values, people, deeds and achievements. The Southern Cross is a reminder of our place in the world.
The Union Jack is a reminder of our British heritage and the Christian ethos that forged a modern nation and democracy. The seven-pointed Federation Star – six points for our six states and a seventh point for our territories – is a reminder of our unity.
When we look at our national flag, we’re reminded of our common citizenship and shared values that transcend our differences. We feel gratitude for our forebears – Indigenous Australians, migrants who came here and made Australia their home, and generations born here – who built our nation, strengthened it in times of peace and defended it in times of war.
We feel appreciation for being Australian. And as citizens, we feel a responsibility to pass on to future generations of Australians a better country than the one gifted to us.
I will always stand in front of our one national flag because I love this country, because our nation is worth celebrating, because unity matters, and because Australia is worth fighting for, now more than ever.
Sep 2
Labor has delivered a trifecta of failure on housing: fewer homes, higher rents and first home owners whose homes are now worth less than their loans. And Labor thinks this is a good thing…
Sep 2
llicit tobacco. Illegal vapes. Organised crime.
It’s time to crush the gangs and take back control.
More tomorrow.
Sep 2
Running a business isn’t an easy gig in Australia right now.
Red tape. Energy costs. Industrial relations. Inflation. Interest rates. Insurance costs. The pressures just keep stacking up.
That’s why @ted.obrien.mp and I have been out listening to business owners and hearing firsthand what’s making it harder to get ahead.
Because if we want Australian businesses to thrive, we need to listen to the people actually running them.
Sep 2
Labor created the housing crisis and now Australians are paying the price while their Ministers play with toys.
Sep 2
Australians are paying for Labor’s spending through higher taxes, higher interest costs and a cost-of-living crisis that keeps dragging on.
Our Plan will prevent government from spending faster than the economy is growing.
Sep 2
This morning, I visited the site of the Bondi Beach terrorist attack where 15 people were murdered by two evil Islamic extremists. I was taken around by Yanky Super who survived the attack on that fateful day but was severely injured. Yanky stoically recounted the horror of what occurred on 14 December.
Thanks to a former AFP whistleblower, we now know that there was extreme pressure on counter-terrorism resources at the time.
If that’s not reason enough for the Royal Commission into antisemitism to be extended, another is that key witnesses were not called to give evidence. We need to hear from the Prime Minister, from the ministers responsible for the Home Affairs, Education, Foreign Affairs, and Attorney-General’s portfolios, from the AFP Commissioner, from the Vice Chancellors at universities that were a breeding ground for antisemitism, from the hate preachers and activists who have spread misery on our streets with their regular protest marches, and from other leaders in law enforcement and counter-terrorism specialists.
The Albanese Government should extend the antisemitism Royal Commission and it has the power to do so.
But Labor and this Prime Minister don’t want answers. Ever since the abhorrent and vile scenes at the Sydney Opera House in October 2023, the Albanese government has ignored the crisis of antisemitism afflicting Australia and won’t condemn antisemitism without condemning other forms of racism in the same breath.
Unless the government confronts, let alone acknowledges, the problem of Islamic extremism in Australia, there will be more attacks.
Sep 2
Disciplined budgets are how the Liberals and Nationals will keep taxes low, pay down debt and protect the economy against shocks.
Sep 2
Chris Bowen is wasting taxpayers money while pensioners can’t turn on the heater. Australia needs change.
That’s why the Liberals have a plan to fix the economy and protect our way of life.
Sep 2
The Liberals and Nationals will restore discipline to the Budget by putting a speed limit on spending, cutting waste and getting the economy growing again.
Sep 1
Today we stood alongside our Nepalese Australian community during this incredibly difficult time.
This was a tragedy of extraordinary proportions and our hearts are with everyone who has lost loved ones or remains worried about family and friends.
Sep 1
Small businesses take the risks that keep Australia moving. We should be rewarding them, not piling on more taxes and red tape.
Sep 1
Our farms should be growing food, not carbon credits. We’ll put farmers first and stop Labor’s net zero agenda from locking up land.
Sep 1
The Liberals and Nationals will restore common sense to housing and migration by ensuring Australia only brings in as many people as it can house.
Sep 1
I’ve introduced legislation to make sure the worst offenders can be kicked out of the CFMEU for good. Let’s see if Labor supports it.
Aug 31
They’ve got no idea what they’re doing. They shouldn’t have the keys. We will axe Labor’s housing taxes, fix the economy and protect our way of life.
Aug 31
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