Angus Taylor
Leader of the Opposition
“We will protect Australians’
way of life and lift their
standard of living.”
Angus Taylor
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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Tony Burke is the last person I will take advice from on defending Australian values. We must shut the door on those who don’t support our way of life.
Apr 27
Labor’s reckless so-called self-managed returns for ISIS Brides must end.
Apr 27
No water. No farmers. No food. This is life under Labor.
Today at the Hume Dam, we’ve announced our Coalition commitment to end the buybacks, increase supply and take back unused water and return it to farmers, towns and businesses.
That’s how you back communities, grow opportunity, ease the pressure at the checkout, and protect our way of life.
Apr 27
In basin communities, water underpins everything. It supports jobs, businesses and families, and it secures the future of our region.
Apr 27
One Nation’s candidate in Farrer, wanted to join a Labor Party that wanted net zero, massively expanded immigration, a Voice to Parliament, and unlimited water buybacks.
Apr 26
It’s been reported this morning that in the same year the Labor Party voted to abolish the cap on water buybacks, David Farley personally donated to Labor.
Apr 26
BREAKING: It`s been revealed that One Nation`s candidate for Farrer, David Farley, tried to join the Labor Party and run as its candidate in Farrer in 2022, as well as personally donating to Labor.
Apr 26
I recently sat down with my friend Quentin from Wandering Warriors to talk about why this story matters, not just to veterans and their families, but to all Australians.
For many years, I’ve proudly supported our special forces veterans through the annual Pollie Pedal charity ride, a cause that means a great deal to me.
We must back our war fighters and veterans not just in moments of service, but long after they return home.
Wandering Warriors has helped raise awareness and funds for Bravery and Betrayal—a powerful documentary that shines a light on the experiences, sacrifices, and challenges faced by those who have served our country.
These are difficult conversations, but they are necessary ones.
I encourage all Australians to take the time to watch Bravery and Betrayal on Channel 7 this evening at 9pm AEST.
Apr 26
Thank you to all who commemorated today. Anzac Day reminds us who we are, what we value and the price paid for the freedoms we enjoy. Lest we forget.
Apr 25
A moving tribute at the Shrine of Remembrance this Anzac Day, honouring the service and sacrifice of our servicemen and women.
We will remember them.
Lest we forget.
Apr 25
Always a pleasure to be a part of one of my favourite Anzac Day services in Warragamba. This beautiful service means so much to the community. Many came from near and far to honour those who served, reflect on their sacrifice, and ensure their legacy is never forgotten.
Apr 25
Honoured to attend Camden’s Anzac Day Dawn Service. We remember all who have served, past and present, across every uniform. Your courage, sacrifice and commitment have shaped the nation we are today.
Lest we forget.
Apr 25
I want to share a story my family has carried through generations, in honour of Athol Hudson.
His courage and sacrifice live on in us. Like so many families, we carry these stories so they’re never forgotten.
Lest we forget.
Apr 24
A bit of a different post from me but I wanted to share my favourite Anzac biscuit recipe with you all ahead of Anzac Day tomorrow. Recipe below for you to screenshot and follow 👇
Ingredients 🧈
* 1 cup rolled oats
* ¾ cup brown sugar
* 1 cup plain flour
* ¾ cup desiccated coconut (or shredded coconut if you like a bit of extra texture like me)
* 125 g butter, melted
* 2 tablespoons golden syrup
* ½ teaspoon bicarbonate of soda
* 2 tablespoons boiling water
Method 🥄
1. Preheat oven to 160°C. Line a baking tray with baking paper or grease it well.
2. In a large bowl, combine rolled oats, brown sugar, plain flour, and coconut. Mix thoroughly.
3. In a separate bowl, mix the melted butter and golden syrup.
4. Stir the bicarbonate of soda into the boiling water, then add this mixture to the butter and golden syrup. Mix well.
5. Pour the wet ingredients into the dry ingredients and stir until fully combined.
6. Using a teaspoon, roll the mixture into balls, then place them on the tray, and gently flatten.
7. Bake for about 15 minutes, or until golden brown.
8. Let them cool on the tray for a few minutes before transferring to a rack.
9. Enjoy!
All credit goes to the Presbyterian Women’s Missionary Unit of Victoria Cookbook 📖
Apr 24
I believe in the Australian dream of home ownership. Working hard, saving up, buying and paying off a mortgage. Building a future.
Here’s the truth: Labor has lost the balance between housing and sustainable migration. It’s costing young Australians their opportunity.
Our plan will restore the balance. Australians will come first, we’ll build our way out of Labor’s housing supply crisis and we will decide who comes to this country, so the next generation can have hope and dream again.
(Thank you to Marcus for giving me a go on the tools in Viveash, WA!)
Apr 24
On the ground in Farrer today with our incredible candidate @raissa4farrer visiting GrainCorp – a great local business that services more than 350 customers across 50+ countries, right here in Henty!
@graincorp is a powerful example of how regional industries drive jobs, innovation, and exports.
Apr 23
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