Angus Taylor
Leader of the Opposition
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What an incredible visit to Meals on Wheels in Griffith with @raissa4farrer! The volunteers and staff here do such meaningful work, delivering not just meals, but connection and care to those who need it most. So grateful for everything they do for the community.
Mar 18
Chalmers caught out! Labor will always try to blame someone else for their homegrown inflation.
Mar 18
Inflation and interest rates were going up well before the Iran conflict.
After 4 years, the Albanese Labor government will not take responsibility for its actions.
It’s time for Labor to stop blaming others and find a solution to help hard working Australians get ahead.
Mar 18
Jim Chalmers is misleading the Australian people.
Labor keeps trying to blame global events, but this inflation is homegrown.
Mar 17
Government spending is at its highest level outside a recession in 40 years and Labor’s debt is racing towards one trillion dollars.
Mar 17
Great to visit Kotzur Silos in Walla Walla today with our candidate for Farrer, @raissa4farrer.
What a genuinely remarkable Australian success story. Starting as a small shed in a regional NSW town in 1953 has grown into a world-class manufacturer of grain storage and handling equipment, exporting to New Zealand, the Pacific, Asia and Africa.
This is exactly the kind of business a Coalition government will back. Not with red tape and energy costs that drive manufacturing offshore but with a plan to keep Australian industry competitive and regional communities strong.
Farrer is home to businesses like Kotzur that punch well above their weight. They deserve a representative that understands what they do and fights for them.
Mar 17
Today, the average mortgage holder is paying around $27,000 more each year in interest compared with when Labor came to office.
Mar 17
Another interest rate rise
Labor has no clue and no plan.
Today’s rate rise is the direct result of Labor’s record spending, which has kept inflation higher for longer.
Mar 17
Two years ago, Australia’s interest rates were lower than the USA, UK, Canada, New Zealand and Euro area. Now they’re higher.
Mar 17
The RBA has confirmed that inflation was well on the rise under Labor, even before the conflict in the Middle East.
Mar 17
Today’s decision by the RBA shows Labor’s inflation is too high and home-grown.
Mar 17
Great to be in Albury today with our Liberal candidate for Farrer, @raissa4farrer.
Across the country, Australians are raising the same concerns: the rising cost of living, fuel security, and immigration levels that are too high, with standards being too low. Farrer is no different.
Raissa understands the local community and the challenges facing families, farmers and small businesses.
If you want to back Raissa: volunteer, spread the message, and bring others into the campaign.
Let’s fight for the Australia we believe in. 🇦🇺
Mar 16
Domestic inflation under Labor is already running high at 4.9 per cent – well and truly before the conflict in the Middle East.
Mar 14
It was great to join my colleagues Matt Canavan and Andrew Hastie at EZE Steel this week, a great manufacturing business in Canberra.
Pete started EZE Steel three years ago and hasn’t looked back, it’s success stories like these that we love to see.
But Labor’s mismanagement of our economy has made it harder for businesses like EZE Steel to succeed due to rising inflation and high interest rates. Australian business deserves better.
Mar 12
Yesterday, everything was fine. Today, it`s a national crisis.
Mar 12
Yesterday everything was fine, but today the Government can’t guarantee we won’t run out of fuel.
Mar 12
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