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Great to catch up with my mate @david_crisafulli today.

Not sure he’ll be as keen when the Blues clean sweep the Maroons later this year. 🏉 🔵
Real wages are going backwards under Labor and Australians are worse off because of it.
We can never accept hate and violence from overseas coming to Australian shores.
If you could tax incoherent answers, then Labor would be in trouble.
Under Labor, Australia has had the biggest fall in living standards in the developed world.
I’ve offered to work with Labor to help find meaningful savings in the budget, that offer was declined. 

Labor’s addiction to spending your hard earned money leads to higher taxes, higher inflation and higher interest rates for Australians.

Great to join @benfordham9 on @2gb873
Government spending is at its highest level outside of recession in 40 years and Labor debt is soon to tick over a trillion dollars.
You can’t tax your way into more housing.
I am thrilled to be taking on the role of Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations, and Shadow Minister for Productivity and Deregulation. 

I will be driving our plan to rebuild an economy that rewards effort.
Happy Year of the Horse! 🧧 🔥🐴 

Wishing everyone a year filled with good health, happiness and new opportunities.
Labor’s spending is driving up inflation and interest rates.
We welcome all who share Australian values but the door must be shut to individuals who reject our beliefs and our way of life.

Great to join @sunriseon7 this morning to discuss this important issue.
We’ll work hard to regain the trust of the Australian people.
Labor’s spending is pushing up inflation and interest rates.

I asked Anthony Albanese to work with me to rein in spending and help ease the financial burden on Australian families. He declined.

Labor is addicted to spending other people’s money. This means higher taxes, higher inflation and higher interest rates for Australians.

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