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

He's off to say g'day to the member for New England, Mr Speaker. They were on 42, now they're on 41. We'll see if we can get them into single figures by 10 past three.

What we have been doing is delivering cost-of-living measures to make a difference to people—whether it's free TAFE, lifting wages, making sure that medicines are cheaper, making sure across the board that people can see a doctor through increased investment in Medicare, urgent care clinics or paid prac for nurses, teachers, social workers and midwives. More than a million Australians who, today, have been registered will be receiving text messages in coming days to cut 20 per cent off their student debt. All of these measures were opposed by those opposite. (Time expired)

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