Portrait of Jacinta Nampijinpa Price

Australia parliament

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price

Senator · Liberal Party of Australia

Transcripts of what Jacinta Nampijinpa Price said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

39 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

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

    • Indigenous Australians Minister: WA child protection failures

      “Thank you, President. My question is to the Minister for Indigenous Australians, Senator McCarthy. Last month, Australians heard the horrific story of Dorothy Papertalk, an Aboriginal grandmother from Port Hedland who repeatedly pleaded with Western Australian child protection authorities to…”
      Watch from 23:04
    • Indigenous Australians Minister: WA child protection failures

      “Minister, senior elder Doris Eaton has made clear that children cannot simply be left in homes where they are exposed to abuse, drugs, and violence. Do you agree that where authorities have evidence that a child is at risk of…”
      Watch from 25:06
  2. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 17 September 2026

    • Two‑minute statements: agriculture, social policy, environment, tax and integrity

      “Thank you, Acting President. Homophobic, anti-Semitic, racist, and misogynistic. That is how the language used in Rhys Muldoon's now-deleted social media posts have been rightly described. And we will not let the Labor government pretend this was just an ordinary…”
      Watch from 4:56:05
  3. Senate Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 9 September 2026

    • Coalition attack on ‘Big Brother’ social media bill

      “In one click, 2.6 million small businesses could be shut off from the digital economy. Tradies, florists, coffee shops, bakeries, hairdressers, your side hustle, your career, your passion, suffocated because Labor has failed to even consider the economic fallout of…”
      Watch from 7:43
  4. Senate Chamber (part 2 of 3) · Australian Parliament · 1 July 2026

    • Matter of public importance: ‘widow’s tax’ and intergenerational tax reform

      “Thank you, acting president. Look. Labour had a really simple test this week, a really simple opportunity to do the right thing, and that was to protect widows and to protect divorcees and to protect Australian families during some of…”
      Watch from 4:23:39
  5. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 29 June 2026

    • Question Time III: SME, SMSF and productivity tax impacts; Rushy Lagoon CEFC deal

      “Thank you, madam president. My question is to the minister representing the prime minister, senator Wong. On Saturday, the treasurer admitted that under Labor's tax changes, some small businesses will be better off and some will be worse off. It…”
      Watch from 4:43:52
    • Question Time III: SME, SMSF and productivity tax impacts; Rushy Lagoon CEFC deal

      “How many small businesses will be worse off under Labor's capital gains tax changes? That didn't tell me who'll be worse off. After legislating a widow tax and now admitting some small businesses will pay more tax under Labour's legislation,…”
      Watch from 4:46:13
  6. Senate Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 23 June 2026

    • Two‑minute statements: antisemitism, MND, activism, migration and public service

      “Thank you, acting president. Labor makes a promise. Labor breaks a promise. When Labor came to power, Australians were told their power bills would be cut by two hundred and seventy five dollars a year. Not maybe, not eventually, by…”
      Watch from 2:06:21

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