Angus Taylor
Leader of the Opposition
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and put Australians first.
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If migration is running faster than housing, hospitals and infrastructure, something has to change.
Under Labor, the numbers have been too high and the standards too low.
We will take back control of our migration system to make it work for Australia.
That means getting the mix right: the right numbers, with the right people, with the right skills.
It’s part of our plan to fix the economy and protect our way of life.
Oct 6
Labor’s policies aren’t working for Australia. The Liberals and Nationals have a plan that puts Australia first and will take pressure off housing and services and bring in the skilled workers we need.
We’ll cut the numbers, raise the standards and take back control of Australia’s migration.
Oct 6
We will take back control of migration. Under Labor, the numbers have been too high and the standards too low. We will change both.
Oct 6
The Liberals and Nationals will deliver the largest cut to immigration in Australian history to deliver more homes for Australians, take pressure off frontline services, and protect our way of life.
Oct 6
Labor has the balance wrong.
Migration numbers are too high and the standards are too low.
We’ll change both.
Oct 6
We will take back control of our migration system to make it work for Australia.
The Liberals and Nationals will cut the numbers and raise the standards.
This is part of our plan to fix the economy and protect our way of life.
Oct 6
Migration should work for Australia.
Our plan cuts the numbers, raises the standards and puts Australia’s needs first.
Oct 6
Vale John Neil Andrew AO.
The Liberal Party mourns the passing of former Federal Member for Wakefield and Speaker of the House of Representatives, Neil Andrew.
As a parliamentarian Neil was highly respected in his role as Speaker of the House of Representatives, which he held from 1998-2004.
Neil devoted many years to public service and made a significant contribution to South Australia and our nation, particularly through his advocacy for agriculture, regional communities and the Murray-Darling Basin.
A proud Riverlander, he remained deeply connected to the region and the people he represented.
We honour Neil’s distinguished service and extend our deepest condolences to his family, friends and all those who knew and worked alongside him.
Oct 5
Labor`s world view is that anyone who works hard, takes a risk or tries to get ahead, should then pay even more tax.
Labor`s policy is to try and tax their way to prosperity – and it doesn`t work.
Oct 5
Our small business community deserves respect. Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers should reverse this decision today.
Oct 5
Labor just don’t get small business and they never will.
Oct 4
Every day Anthony Albanese and Jim Chalmers find another way to make life harder for small businesses and Australians who are just trying to get ahead.
Oct 4
This is why you’re paying more for just about everything.
Oct 3
An internal revolt is growing within Labor about Albanese and Chalmers` economic mismanagement.
It`s time for change.
Oct 2
Vale Bruce Baird – a former NSW MP, NSW Deputy Leader and Federal MP, and a former Federal Vice President of the Liberal Party.
Our thoughts are with his many friends and family.
Oct 2
Nobody likes card surcharges, but Anthony Albanese is trying to pretend a cost disappears simply because you can`t see it on the receipt anymore.
Australians aren`t mugs.
Oct 2
I don’t think Albo understands that he can’t just magically abolish a cost with a social media post 🤨
Oct 2
The Prime Minister told Australians this would save them money every time they tap.
Now, on day one, businesses are warning prices will rise.
Oct 2
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