Media coverage of Angus Taylor speech at CIS

Angus Taylor says ‘all is not well’ in Australia in first speech since becoming Liberal leader – ABC

New opposition Leader Angus Taylor delivered his first address to the Centre for Independent Studies since becoming Liberal leader.

Taylor walks a tightrope on new immigration policy – AFR

In an address to the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday, Taylor also condemned the prospect of Labor imposing new carbon taxes on certain imports to help the competitiveness of Australian industries required to reduce emissions.

Nanny vouchers and tax offsets floated by Liberals – AFR

Speaking at the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday, Taylor again admitted it was an error to go to the 2025 election promising to revoke Labor’s top-up tax cuts.

Taylor pledges ‘childcare choice’ over Labor’s universal model – across Fairfax

Speaking at the conservative think tank Centre for Independent Studies, Taylor claimed Labor’s approach forces every family into a “universal system” that lacks necessary variety. He vowed to “free it up” and prioritise flexibility and choice for parents.

Australians back hit to capital gains and negative gearing to pay for tax cuts – across Fairfax

“We will come forward with a strong, lower tax package that absolutely must be what we take to the next election,” Angus Taylor told the Centre for Independent Studies.

‘Shut the door’: Liberal leader mulls migration change – Canberra Times and across ACM

“We shouldn’t discriminate based on race or religion, but we should based on values,” he told the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.

Key Liberal MPs say they had ‘not seen’ Ley’s immigration policy – AFR

“The numbers have to be right, and they have to be lower than they have been,” he told an event hosted by the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.

Angus Taylor’s migration policy dilemma after ousting Sussan – across NewsCorp

“We shouldn’t discriminate based on race or religion, but we should based on values,” he told the Centre for Independent Studies.

Angus Taylor considers Trump-style immigration policy as he finalises frontbench overhaul – The Nightly

“We start by recognising the challenge, which is that we do need to change,” he told the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.

Exclusive details of Coalition’s ‘Trumpian’ immigration policy revealed – 7News

Taylor did address the issue of immigration in a speech to the Centre for Independent Studies in Sydney on Monday afternoon.

‘Shut the door’: Liberal leader mulls migration change – MSN

“We shouldn’t discriminate based on race or religion, but we should based on values,” he told the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.

Opposition Leader Says He Has ‘Moral Duty’ to Restore Cheap Energy, Rejects Net Zero – Epoch Times

“Everything is costing more for Australians–in homes, businesses, farms and factories–because energy is costing more,” he said in a speech at the Centre for Independent Studies on Feb. 16.

‘An Old Stunt’: Treasurer Dismisses Opposition Call for Government Spending Review – Epoch Times

In a later address at the Centre for Independent Studies, Taylor was unbothered by Chalmers’ remarks while acknowledging that Labor did not accept his proposal.

Howard’s heir? – Capital Brief

“He’s obviously someone who is a real role model,” Taylor told the Centre for Independent Studies (CIS) on Monday, as former prime minister John Howard looked on.

‘I never agreed’: Top Liberals baulk at Ley’s hardline migration policy – across Fairfax

“We shouldn’t discriminate based on race or religion, but we should [discriminate] based on values,” he said at the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.

What’s in store for Angus Taylor’s first week as Liberal leader? – Crikey

He will speak at the Centre for Independent Studies today.

Briefing Notes – Capital Brief

The Centre for Independent Studies will host Angus Taylor to discuss defending Australia’s future with economic strength, industrial capacity…

‘Shut the door’: Liberal leader mulls migration change – across McPherson Media

“We shouldn’t discriminate based on race or religion, but we should based on values,” he told the Centre for Independent Studies on Monday.