Julie-Ann Campbell

Latest speeches

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

   • MPI contributions on housing, veterans and intergenerational fairness

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, so full of sincerity for the well-being of Australians, the opposition couldn't even stick around for the MPI debate. Deputy Speaker, so full of sincerity for the well-being of Australians, the opposition couldn't proofread…”

     Watch from 3:08:01

2. House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 15 September 2026

   • Members’ 90‑second statements: democracy, campaigning conduct and local issues

     “Deputy Speaker, I've spent almost my whole adult life working on election campaigns. Directing campaigns, handing out how-to-vote cards, knocking on doors, organizing volunteers. But in 2025, we saw something new. We saw something different. And in evidence presented to…”

     Watch from 1:55:50

   • Question Time II: veterans, hydrogen policy, Robodebt, housing stress and online harms

     “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, my question is to the Minister for Communications. How will the Albanese Labor Government's proposed digital duty of care protect Australians from illegal and dangerous material online?”

     Watch from 2:48:40

3. Federation Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 14 September 2026

   • Members’ statements: regional sport, working holiday visas and domestic violence

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Skilled, respected, equal. This is the grassroots campaign being run by members of the ASU. And those members, they're disability support workers. They're social workers, they're youth workers, they're financial counsellors, they're advocates, and they are…”

     Watch from 1:02:51

   • Economic critique: Barker and Grey on energy costs, net zero and public service growth

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, can I say that if the member for Barker had his way, his constituents would be going pretty hungry. And they'd be going pretty hungry because the butcher and the baker simply cannot wait…”

     Watch from 3:55:02

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

   • Government (Campbell): money laundering risk convergence and bill architecture

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, in May 2010, a computer programmer, a bloke named Laszlo, bought a couple of pizzas from a shop in Jacksonville, Florida. And you might be thinking to yourself, well, what's the big deal about…”

     Watch from 1:02:26

5. Federation Chamber (part 2 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 7 September 2026

   • Members’ statements: youth awards, mental health and Medicare clinics

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, Ashley Hughes walked into a classroom where I was just last week on the 1st of September. She was dressed in a lab coat and she was talking about her future career in a…”

     Watch from 1:21:46

   • Tax agenda motion: Moreton: Labor tax and small‑business relief

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, the member for Grey reckons that it's important to be fair dinkum and to front up. Well, fair dinkum, who was the highest taxing government in history? It was a coalition government. Fair dinkum,…”

     Watch from 3:04:54

   • Support for the economy motion: Moreton: call‑out of coalition cuts

     “Thank you Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, can I say that Australians better watch out when the member for Cook and the coalition start using phrases like spending limits. Because when they say things like spending limits what they mean is…”

     Watch from 3:46:35

6. House of Representatives Chamber (part 1 of 2) · Australian Parliament · 7 September 2026

   • Wage Justice bill: Sector experiences, gender pay gap and super

     “Thank you, Deputy Speaker. Deputy Speaker, last week I walked into a very special building. And it was so special that to be able to get inside you had to put in a secret code. It was so special that…”

     Watch from 3:00:52

   • Members’ statements: Local issues and Nepal–Tibet floods

     “Thank you Mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker, I can see that my time is short. I was intending on talking to you all about the 1 million women who have saved on medicines because of this Labor government. I was intending…”

     Watch from 4:09:34