Australia news live: Angus Taylor refuses to be drawn on makeup of new opposition frontbench
Meanwhile in Sydney, Mardi Gras events to kick off with Fair Day. Follow the latest updates liveAsked about recent protests in Sydney, Taylor did say that he believed “people have the right to play” but refused to criticise police over their handling of the situation, including the decision to...
<p>Meanwhile in Sydney, Mardi Gras events to kick off with Fair Day. Follow the latest updates live</p><p>Asked about recent protests in Sydney, Taylor did say that he believed “people have the right to play” but refused to criticise police over their handling of the situation, including the decision to move on a group of Muslim men engaged in prayer.</p><p>He attacked Albanese for, he said, refusing to “condemn” use of the phrase “globalise the intifada”. Asked about <strong>Grace Tame</strong> and her use of the phrase, he suggested the issue begins with the PM.</p><p>I think what should happen is the prime minister should condemn it.</p><p>I acknowledge her extraordinary service to the Liberal party.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2026/feb/15/federal-politics-liberal-party-angus-taylor-jane-hume-coalition-labor-anthony-albanese-ntwnfb">Continue reading...</a>
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