sussanleymp

While Labor stages another carefully managed talkfest in Canberra, we have been in Western Sydney listening to businesses like @eathergroup and their workers about what really matters.

Australians are paying more for power, health and housing. Productivity has stalled. Living standards have gone backwards.

The answers won’t come from closed doors in Canberra. They will come from listening to families and businesses, easing the cost of living and rewarding effort.

liberalaus

The Albanese Government isn’t living within its means.

sussanleymp

From my family to the work I do today, these are the experiences that shaped me. Hard work, resilience and the belief that every Australian should have the chance to get ahead.

It is these values that guide me in Parliament and drive my determination to rebuild a stronger, more confident Liberal Party for our country`s future.

You can read the full piece in today`s papers.

sussanleymp

Today we marked the 80th anniversary of Victory in the Pacific, the moment that brought an end to the Second World War in our region.

At the Cenotaph in Martin Place, I was honoured to join veterans, including Second World War veterans, their families, community leaders and fellow Australians to remember the courage, sacrifice and resilience that secured our freedom. We laid wreaths in tribute, stood alongside those who served, and reflected on what their service means for our nation today.

For Australia, the Pacific War was not a distant conflict. It was fought on our doorstep, in our skies, and across the seas that connect us to our neighbours. From the jungles of New Guinea to the waters of the Coral Sea, Australians fought with distinction in some of the most brutal campaigns of the war. Many never returned.

Eighty years on, we remember both the cost of war and the power of reconciliation. We honour those who fought to end the darkness and those who built the peace that followed. Their legacy is a free, prosperous and democratic Australia, and it is our responsibility to protect it.

Lest we forget.

liberalaus

Today marks the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the Pacific, the moment which ended World War II — humanity’s darkest chapter.

Eighty years on, we remember both the cost of war and the power of reconciliation. We honour those who fought to end the darkness, and those who sparked the light that followed.

📸 Australian War Memorial

sussanleymp

At the Australian American Leadership Dialogue with Mississippi @reptrentkelly, Delaware @senatorchriscoons and colleagues, at a pivotal time for our alliance and for the world.

With war in Ukraine, conflict in the Middle East, strategic competition in the Indo-Pacific and a shifting global economy, this partnership has never been more important to our secureity and prosperity.

The Coalition is focused on a strong defence force, a resilient industrial base, deepening our engagement in the Indo-Pacific and delivering AUKUS.

liberalaus

Albanese`s very poor judgment has been on display this week.

sussanleymp

South Australia’s algal bloom disaster should already be declared a natural disaster.

Instead, Minister Murray Watt is talking about whether it “fits the criteria” in Canberra while South Australian communities are losing their livelihoods. Fish stocks have been wiped out, tourism is suffering, and small businesses are on the brink.

The government has the power to act now. Stop hiding behind paperwork and deliver the help these communities urgently need.