• Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland
• Became a Senator on 3 May 2025 — Federal election
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Motions: Budget (14 May 2026)

“I rise to talk about Labor's federal budget, which has delivered more tax cuts and a fair go to buy a home of your own and has strengthened Medicare. Let's start with the tax cuts. This budget is about delivering a tax system that is fairer for working Australians. It's about ensuring that everyday Australians can get ahead so they are rewarded for their work and their effort. It's about...”

Motions: Budget (14 May 2026)

“They don't like to hear it. That single decision to introduce the 50 per cent capital gains tax in 1999 was the one policy choice that has done more than almost anything else in our economic history to lock young Australians out of homeownership. Since the discount was introduced, house prices have risen by more than 400 per cent in this country—wages, less than half that. Homeownership...”

Matters of Public Importance: Budget (13 May 2026)

“I rise to respond to the coalition's MPI about last night's budget that delivered more tax cuts for Australian workers, delivered a fair go for Australians who want to get into a home of their own and strengthened the future of Medicare. In the motion, Senator Henderson talks about broken promises. That's pretty brave from the Liberal Party, so let's go there. This is the same Liberal Party...”

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Corinne Mulholland's latest interest statementLast updated: 22 Sep 2025