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Michelle Milthorpe is a Teal. Not a real independent.
Why won't Michelle Milthorpe be honest about this?
Easter is my favourite time of year. Itโ€™s a rare chance to slow down and spend time with all four of my kids. 
With everyone grown up, itโ€™s not often weโ€™re all together.

Wishing everyone a happy and peaceful Easter with the people who matter most.
Wishing all Australians a very Happy Easter.
Growing up on a farm, you learn fast, if you donโ€™t put in the hard work, you donโ€™t get a return. Itโ€™s a lesson Iโ€™ve carried with me my whole life.

Checkout my full interview with Channel 7, link in bio.
On Good Friday, we pause to reflect on sacrifice, compassion, and service to others.
The government has had five weeks to act on the fuel crisis. Australians deserve clarity and leadership - theyโ€™ve received neither. Watch here my response to the Prime Minister. ๐Ÿ‘†
Tonight Iโ€™ll get to respond to the Prime Ministerโ€™s disappointing message about the fuel crisis.
Fine one minute, a crisis the next. Laborโ€™s confusing approach to the fuel crisis has left Australians confused, anxious, and wondering where their next tank of petrol is coming from.

Australians deserve a government that leads with clarity and acts with urgency.
Alboโ€™s failure to prepare has become his failure to act.

And failure to act always lands on the shoulders of the Australian people.
Our warmest wishes to Australiaโ€™s Jewish community as you celebrate Passover.

Chag Pesach Sameach.
After a month into this crisis, itโ€™s astonishing that this government is still making it up as they go.
Laborโ€™s proposal to expand parliament is simply out of touch.

This is more spending, more bureaucracy, and more pressure on the budget at exactly the wrong time.
Analysis from the Parliamentary Budget Office shows that expanding the Parliament could cost taxpayers more than $620 million, including salaries, staff, travel and office costs.
The last thing Australians need in a cost-of-living crisis is more taxpayer money spent on more politicians, at the expense of families struggling with rising fuel, grocery and housing costs.
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