Anthony Albanese (Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

Of course, you've got to listen; sometimes it's the interjections where you get the 'unplugged' views of those opposite. This is about a report from Foodbank, from the Leader of the Opposition: 'Don't worry about the fact that we ripped money out of Foodbank'—unlike this government, which have provided additional money for services to make a difference.

It is just like in my previous answer, when the member for Durack interjected that paying people in aged care to look after our oldest Australians better and in child care to look after the youngest Australians is unsustainable. That was the interjection by the member for Durack. She nods correctly there. That was the view. And it's just like yesterday, when the member for Wright interjected that funding public housing, looking after people in the housing sector and increasing rental assistance wasn't necessary under the former government because there wasn't an issue—we didn't need a housing minister under them!

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