Sussan Ley
Leader of the Opposition
Leader of the Opposition
Deputy Leader of the Opposition
Leader of the Opposition in the Senate
Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate
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Tony Burke needs to explain his and the Albanese Government’s exact role in the repatriation of these ISIS brides.
Dec 4
A powerful morning in Bayside standing with local residents, frontline services and community leaders to say no to domestic and family violence.
The Bayside Council Community Walk was a chance to honour survivors, support those doing it tough and recognise the organisations, police, advocates and volunteers who work every day to keep people safe.
A big thank you to the frontline workers and case workers who do such important work to help victims and survivors of domestic violence.
Dec 4
The Prime Minister and his Home Affairs Minister needs to front up and explain his secret meetings about bringing former ISIS members back to Australia.
Dec 4
The Reserve Bank has confirmed that high spending puts more pressure on interest rates.
Dec 4
Labor’s failure on energy is making life hard for Australian families.
Dec 4
Tony Burke needs to front up and explain his secret meetings about bringing former ISIS members back to Australia.
In September, I asked the Prime Minister directly whether his government helped facilitate their return. He denied it. Tony Burke denied it too.
But the facts now show the government was not honest.
Australians deserve to know the truth. What did Tony Burke tell the Prime Minister?
Did he say nothing? Did he mislead him? Or did the Prime Minister know and still mislead the Parliament?
At a time when national security demands total clarity and absolute trust, Australians are being left with shifting stories, unanswered questions and a government that will not level with them.
Dec 3
Australian households are carrying the cost of a government that has lost control of the budget.
Dec 3
We were in Cairns today meeting two hardworking family businesses that rely on cold room storage to keep their produce fresh and their operations running.
And the truth hit hard. At Cairns Bulk Meats, power bills have almost doubled since May 2023. When your cold rooms run around the clock, you cannot absorb those kinds of increases. You feel every cent.
This is the cost of a government that sets targets it cannot meet at a price Australians cannot afford.
Australia has already reduced emissions at almost twice the speed of other advanced economies since 2005. Yet Labor now wants to double down again while families and local businesses are being crushed by rising bills.
Energy prices have climbed 40 percent since Labor came to office. The regulator is warning of even higher costs ahead. Households are hurting and cold room operators like these are doing everything they can just to stay above water.
There is a better way.
Australians deserve affordable energy and responsible emissions reduction, and our plan puts the cost of power first.
Dec 3
How do you justify spending this amount of taxpayer`s dollars?
Dec 3
Is Labor getting value for taxpayer`s money?
Dec 3
Labor’s spending has blown out from 24% to 27% of GDP, the highest level outside a recession in nearly 40 years.
Dec 3
We’re in Leongatha today meeting locals and hearing firsthand how rising power prices are affecting their daily lives.
Labor is setting targets they can’t meet at a cost that Australians can’t afford.
Because since 2005 Australia has reduced emissions at almost twice the rate of other developed countries. But to meet net zero by 2050 Labor would have to double that again, even as their policies push prices higher and hit households and businesses.
It means power prices have climbed 40 percent since they were elected. Businesses are hurting. Families are hurting.
And as a result of Labor setting unachievable targets, AEMO now warns that the costs to consumers will rise.
Dec 2
Labor promised cheaper power at the last two elections. But because Anthony Albanese has set targets they can’t meet at a cost Australians can’t afford, households and businesses have faced 40 per cent price rises.
Dec 2
Labor’s net zero at any cost has driven prices through the roof and is hurting households, small businesses and vital Australian industries.
Dec 2
Labor’s failure on energy is hurting everyday Australians.
Dec 1
Labor promised power bills would be $275 cheaper. You can’t trust Labor on energy.
Dec 1
Families like Paul and Luis at @gazzolafarms keep our communities fed with long hours, dedication and a commitment to quality.
But even for businesses doing everything right, Labor’s policies are sending energy bills through the roof. Their investment in solar should have delivered real savings, yet rising power costs have wiped them out and pushed expenses up toward 40 percent. It is the same pressure we are hearing from farmers, manufacturers and households right across the country.
Our plan puts affordable energy first and promises responsible emissions reduction that works with industry, not against it. We will back Australian producers so they can keep growing, keep employing and keep feeding the nation. Families deserve energy policy that brings bills down and supports the people who keep the country moving.
Dec 1
Labor promised cheaper power but has delivered soaring bills.
Dec 1
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