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Labor’s out of control spending means inflation is higher, causing more pain for everyday Australians.
Politics can be a contact sport.

So it was timely to get a few pointers from two titans who have lived and breathed it at the @brumbiesrugby and the @raiderscanberra. 

Good to say a quick hello with Ricky Stuart and Stephen Larkham before jumping on ABC News Breakfast this morning. They are leaders in their codes and leaders in their communities

Thanks to both for the chat!
Labor’s own budget papers show they are planning to hike personal income taxes by nearly half a trillion dollars over the next decade.
A recent survey of energy CEOs paints a confronting picture about the impact of higher prices on Australians and our economy.
Australians deserve better than a part time energy minister. Households and businesses need a minister focused on making energy more affordable, instead they have one who only cares about building his global profile.
Under Labor, power prices have already gone up 40%. They simply haven’t been upfront about the cost of its emissions targets.
On the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, I read the names of the women who have been killed so they are not forgotten.

Seventy-four women have lost their lives since this time last year. A toll that should shake the entire country.

If this loss occurred in a single moment, we would stop, reflect, and demand action.

We should not need another tragedy to recognise the scale of this crisis.

We have a responsibility to face it clearly, speak honestly, and keep pushing for change.

These women mattered. We must carry their names forward.
The Albanese Government must explain how they approved this.
Already under Labor, electricity prices have gone up 40%. A recent survey of energy sector chief executives predicts that will only get worse.
Our farmers and graziers keep our regions strong and our country fed. Through droughts, fires, floods and rising costs, they show a level of resilience that deserves real appreciation.

Today is about saying thank you for everything you do, every single day. Happy National Ag Day.
A recent survey of energy company CEOs paints a confronting picture about the impact of higher prices on Australians and our economy.
With energy bills up nearly 40 percent, Australia simply cannot afford a part time Energy Minister.

People deserve a minister focused on their bills, not someone juggling a second gig.

The Coalition is focused on affordable energy first.
Labor failed to get anywhere near its 2025 target for electricity prices, how can Australians trust their 2035 and 2050 targets for emissions?
More Australians are avoiding seeing the doctor because they can't afford to do so.
Australians deserve an Energy Minister who is focused on their bills, not on building his global media profile.

This is a part-time energy minister delivering a part-time energy grid.

Families don’t need a Minister for UN summits. They need someone who is actually focused on getting their costs down.

The Coalition is focused on affordable energy first.
Labor’s approach -  which involves reducing emissions much faster than other developed countries - is unaffordable and won’t work.

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