Federation Chamber
24 March 2026
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Federation Chamber Australian Parliament
09:47 - 09:50
Speaker 34
Honourable members, the deputy speaker.
10:04 - 10:10
Speaker 4
Are there any constituency statements by honorable members? And I give the call to the member for Longman.
10:10 - 10:44
Speaker 16
Thank you, deputy speaker. No transport, no Australia. It's really that simple. Everything in this country has a transport component. Every product we rely on from fresh food to construction materials depends on fuel to get there.
And when fuel becomes more expensive or harder to access, these costs do not stay with transport companies. They flow directly through to everyday Australians. We're already seeing it. Deputy speaker, yesterday, I met with concerned long wind business owners, farmers, and transport operators, and those in civil construction alongside the set... Shadow minister for energy, Dan Thea.
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