Angus Taylor

Latest speeches

1. House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 September 2026

   • Member statements: veterans’ cap and extremist campaigners

     “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Pressure from the coalition has forced Labor to scrap its arbitrary cap on health services for our veterans. And I commend the members for Herbert and Riverina for their spirited fight against this arbitrary cap. I…”

     Watch from 9:08

   • Q1–2: Immigration levels and economic reliance on migrants

     “My question is to the Prime Minister. Under Labor, 1,100 people have arrived in Australia every day. That's a new person arriving in Australia every 78 seconds. Labor is in denial. Why were there no cuts to immigration today?”

     Watch from 11:36

2. House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 16 September 2026

   • Humanitarian intake costings and digital duty of care on deepfakes

     “My question is to the Prime Minister. New parliamentary budget office analysis shows Labor's budget assumed the humanitarian immigration intake would fall from 20,000 to 13,750. But on 27 of August, the Prime Minister texted an ABC journalist to reverse…”

     Watch from 1:11:25

   • Digital safety and climate commitments questioned

     “My question is to the Prime Minister. Did the Treasurer or Cabinet approve the $7 billion humanitarian intake increase? Does the Prime Minister rule out any cut to the humanitarian immigration intake?”

     Watch from 1:16:40

   • Wages, childcare pay rises and interest rate pressures

     “Relevance, relevance, Mr. Speaker. The question was, when will the Prime Minister take responsibility for his 15 interest rate increases with two more on the way?”

     Watch from 1:29:38
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3. House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 14 September 2026

   • Condolence: death of former High Court Justice Mary Gaudron

     “Thank you, Mr. Speaker, and I thank the Prime Minister for his fine words, and I join with him in honoring the life of Justice Mary Gaudron. From humble beginnings to becoming Australia's first female High Court judge, Mary is…”

     Watch from 4:14:02

   • Question Time: housing, aged care, digital safety and Marrickville Golf

     “My question is to the Prime Minister. New analysis by Aussie Home Loans shows 20% of Australians who purchased a home in the past three years are now trapped in mortgage prison. A prison of falling house values, rising interest…”

     Watch from 4:20:52

4. House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 10 September 2026

   • 25th anniversary of September 11 attacks: bipartisan reflections

     “Thank you, Speaker. It's hard to believe that tomorrow is the 25th anniversary of September 11, the terrorist attacks. And it's hard to fathom that an entire generation of young Australians have reached adulthood who weren't born by 9/11, and…”

     Watch from 5:14:25

   • Question Time: housing, debt, social media regulation, superannuation

     “My question is to the Minister for Housing. Data revealed today shows half of all homes bought in Melbourne and Sydney in the past 12 months are now worth less than what Australians paid for them. Minister, because of Labor's…”

     Watch from 5:19:18

   • Question Time: housing, debt, social media regulation, superannuation

     “Mr. Speaker, relevance. The question, the question was about the impact of Labor's toxic taxes, not about the opposition, the impact of Labor's toxic taxes.”

     Watch from 5:22:08

5. House of Representatives Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 9 September 2026

   • Question Time: ‘baby tax’ attack and Treasurer’s defence of trust reforms

     “My question is to the Prime Minister. The Treasurer has been forced into a series of humiliating tax backdowns on everything from small businesses to widows. Yet it's been revealed today that the Treasurer is introducing a new toxic tax…”

     Watch from 1:11:31

6. House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 8 September 2026

   • Health portfolio grilling: GP access, illicit tobacco and veterans’ allied health

     “Prime Minister, this morning New South Wales Premier Chris Minns defied Labor's failed policy on illicit tobacco. He said, quote, it's in the black market, it's being organized by criminals. It's not working, it's the opposite of intended policy. When…”

     Watch from 2:38:05