Political leaders come face to face on new battleground
Australia’s political leaders met with a ceremony in the Australian War Monument before the reconstruction of the hostility of Parliament.
The new Parliament begins on Tuesday after the Prime Minister has provided a second period in power after the raid victory in the May elections.
After tradition, members of the government and the opposition attended a last ceremony in the country’s capital on the eve of the first day of parliament.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanian and opposition leader Sussan Ley stood side by side in the afternoon for paying their respects.
The Prime Minister said the tradition reminds the cost of war.
The worker returns after a landslide victory that delivered 94 of the 150 representatives of the council.
The opposition promises to “swing” despite the overwhelming loss and uncertainty on the policy platform.
Despite the bad survey for months to the campaign, the unexpected scale of winning means that the government is a first that does not lose space in a federal election in almost 60 years.
After high inflation, the Prime Minister received an agenda for voters who promised more actions about the cost of life costs.
On Monday, he called for Discipline of Albania, which addressed the Labor Party at the Parliament Building in Canberra.
“If there is a clear idea of this sense of discipline, the sense of purpose, why we are here… Each of you will not be able to return to the next parliament, but there is no reason that it cannot be added,” he said.
The Prime Minister said that the government should work hard to pay back the belief in us ”.
Mr. Albanian has demonstrated its agenda, including the introduction of legislation to reduce the agenda of the Labor Party for the first week of the Labor Party, to reduce hecs debts by 20 percent and to increase security measures for children’s care centers.
As politicians came to Canberra, the Prime Minister came to his son Nathan to walk from Lodge to Parliament before official operations.
Ms. Ley addressed the joint party room for the first time since the election disaster of the coalition, which dropped its numbers to 43 seats.
“Our policies are ready to examine, but not our values,” he said.
During the meeting, Nationals Deputy Barnaby Joyce, 2050 goals to scrape a special member to move the bill to move the net zero emission target, he mentioned.
The energy and climate policy remains as dust barrels for the coalition when entering the new term, liberals and citizens have yet reached important issues such as a promise of election, such as the promise of building Commonwealth -backed nuclear power plants.
Ms. Ley stressed questions in the field of policy and insisted that the coalition expects the completion of the post -election review before the election.
Citizen leader David LittleProud said the coalition was humble and prepared for a forced way to form the government.
“But we can do one thing: we can sit in the corner in the fetal position and give up or shake it,” he said.
“And I can tell you what to do to you.”
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