Leader of the Opposition – Transcript – Address at the Sydney Jewish Museum, Darlinghurst
E&OE. Greg, thank you very much. They’re very warm words of welcome and I’m very pleased and very honoured to be here in your presence today. I don’t…
E&OE. Greg, thank you very much. They’re very warm words of welcome and I’m very pleased and very honoured to be here in your presence today. I don’t…
An elected Coalition Government will provide $8.5 million to support the renovation and expansion of the Sydney Jewish Museum, matching the $8.5 million already committed by the NSW state government. …
Subjects: The Coalition’s plan to revive the home ownership dream and boost building across Australia; skilled labour; the CFMEU and Labor’s rackets, rorts, and rip-offs in the construction sector; nuclear energy;…
Subjects: King Charles III and Queen Camilla’s visit to Australia; the Coalition’s plan to revive the home ownership dream and boost building across Australia. E&OE. NAT BARR: …
E&OE. Your Majesties, Prime Minister, former Prime Ministers, Governors, Your Excellencies, distinguished guests, ladies and gentlemen. It’s a great honour to be here today and on behalf of…
Subjects: The Coalition’s plan to revive the home ownership dream and boost building across Australia; Labor’s cost of living crisis; Labor’s housing policy shambles and Big Australia migration policy; nuclear energy.…
[acknowledgements omitted] Friends: Fifty-two years ago, Western Australia’s longest serving Premier, Sir David Brand, delivered his last speech in the Legislative Assembly. The Liberal leader said: …
Under the Albanese Government, Australia is facing a housing crisis. The great Australian dream of home ownership has never felt further out of reach. We need to get our…
Subjects: Visit to Reid; Liberal Party candidate for Reid, Grange Chung and his strong history of community service; Labor’s cost of living and energy crisis hurting families and small businesses;…
Subjects: Workplace culture and allegations of bullying in the Deputy Prime Minister’s office; Australia-China relations; election date speculation and Bill’s retirement. E&OE. SARAH ABO: Parliament has yet…