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 Liberals’ and Nationals’ 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
The Latest
Stay up to date with the Liberal Party of Australia
Small businesses are now being required to absorb card-processing costs rather than separately surcharge customers, yet the ATO has decided it will stop accepting credit cards rather than absorb its own credit-card costs. It`s just not fair.
Oct 8
We have fixed Labor`s migration mess before, and we`ll fix it again by taking back control and putting Australians first.
Oct 8
Even Chris Bowen couldn`t keep his eyes open at his $20 million pre-COP flop.
Oct 7
October 7 was the greatest loss of Jewish life on a single day since the Holocaust. And it should not be forgotten that Hamas vowed to repeat their savagery many times over until Israel is annihilated.
Tonight in Bondi, on the third anniversary of Israel’s “9/11”, we remember those who were murdered, those who survived and are still living with the horrors of that day, those who endured the most unimaginable captivity, and those families who are still grieving the loss of loved ones.
Our prayers and abiding friendship are with the brave people of Israel, and with our Jewish community who are dear and valued Australians. We are with you, always.
Oct 7
This is absurd.
A new ruling means NSW planning authorities must consider the climate impacts of coal used overseas before approving a mine in NSW.
That goes against the international rules Labor supports, where emissions are counted where coal is used and not where it is mined.
Albanese and Minns must act immediately to fix this law. Jobs, businesses and the investment in our economy depends on it.
Oct 7
October 7, 2023 was one of the darkest days in modern history: Hamas, backed by Iran, unleashed deliberate and merciless violence, killing 1,200 people in the greatest loss of Jewish life since the Holocaust.
Our thoughts are with the people of Israel and the many Australians who have been affected by those terrible events.
Oct 7
Australia welcomes overseas students to study, not to stay permanently. Yet around half are still here ten years after starting their studies.
We will abolish Temporary Graduate Visas. We will also restrict most students from bringing family members. This is expected to cut the share of international students to below 25 per cent.
Oct 7
If migration is running faster than housing, hospitals and infrastructure, something has to change.
We have a plan to get our migration system under control and make it work for Australians.
Oct 7
We’ll reduce temporary visa holders by around 650,000 over four years, abolish new Temporary Graduate Visas and crack down on visa hopping.
Oct 7
We need more houses for young Australians.
But we haven’t seen enough built compared to the population growth we’ve seen under Labor, and this is a major problem.
That’s why our Australia-First plan is to oversee the biggest cut to immigration in the history of this country so we can get breathing space for housing, for infrastructure, for services, for our country to catch up.
Oct 7
We’ll crack down on repeated visa hopping and require further applications to be made offshore. Read more about our plan at the link in bio.
Oct 6
We will take back control of our migration system to make it work for Australia by bringing in the right people in the right numbers, with a laser focus on the skills Australia needs.
Oct 6
We need skilled migration, not mass migration. Fewer temporary migrants. More of the skills Australia actually needs.
Read more about our plan at the link in bio.
Oct 6
We will make our migration system work for Australians. That means getting the mix right: the right numbers, with the right people, with the right skills.
Oct 6
The Liberals and Nationals have a clear plan to take back control of migration. We’ll cut the numbers and raise the standards.
We’ll cut net overseas migration to 100,000 a year for the first two years.
We’ll reduce temporary visa holders by around 650,000 over four years, abolish new Temporary Graduate Visas and crack down on visa hopping.
But we’ll also bring in more of the skilled people Australia needs.
Engineers to deliver infrastructure. Health workers for our hospitals.
And we’ll create 15,000 Skilled Project Visas each year, targeted at major housing and infrastructure projects.
It’s about skilled migration, not mass migration.
And we’ve done the work to make sure the plan stacks up.
Oct 6
This is what a migration system without proper control looks like. Australia needs lower numbers, higher standards and clear rules.
Oct 6
We need your support to win!
Help us by making a donation today.