Labor’s handling of the biosecurity decision to allow US beef imports into Australia has done nothing but raise more questions than answers. This morning, the Prime Minister and the Trade Minister gave two completely different accounts of how this decision came about. Who’s.

Who's telling the truth, the Prime Minister or Trade Minister? #auspol

The Labor Government cannot be using our biosecurity standards as a bargaining chip. The US is directly connecting Labor’s beef import decision to broader trade negotiations, while the Albanese Government insists it’s purely about biosecurity. The mixed messages suggest this was

Power bills are through the roof. Families and small businesses are doing it tough because of Labor's reckless policies. They must provide more cost of living relief #auspol

Great to be at @TTFAus Friends of Tourism event last night at Parliament House. Very important industry that contributes $170b to our economy and supports 700,000 jobs.

Families and small businesses are doing it tough - and it’s only getting worse. We are in Parliament this week, demanding the Labor Government provide more cost of living relief #auspol

Labor’s already planning to tax more of your money. The Coalition will always stand for lower taxes #auspol

Great to be at the South Australian Nationals Conference this weekend.#auspol

Respect isn’t earned by staying silent. We need strong leadership on the world stage. Tough conversations must be had #auspol

Labor are playing an experiment with our energy system and it's very dangerous. If they continue with their renewables-only approach the lights will go out, and electricity bills will continue to go up #auspol

PM Albanese's meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang is important given our trading relationship. But we should be seeing the same enthusiasm in securing a meeting with the US President to seek assurances on AUKUS and protect Australia from tariffs.

Albanese is meeting with President Xi this week. A good thing given our trading relationship. Are his and Rudd’s past unprofessional comments about the U.S. President impacting their ability to secure a meeting with the U.S? #auspol

Great to visit ARTEC in Bell Bay Tasmania with Carl Cooper, the Nationals candidate for Bass. ARTEC is a local success story exporting Tasmanian wood fibre internationally. We need more regional businesses like this powering Australia’s export economy. #auspol

Prime Minister Albanese is failing in our relationship with the United States. First it was the steel and aluminium industry, and now potentially our pharmaceutical industry. I spoke about this on @SkyNewsAust this morning from Tasmania #auspol

Businesses are being buried in red and green tape, more taxes and more bureaucracy. The economy is slowing, and Labor don't have an answer. I spoke about this on Sky News, from the banks of the Mighty Clarence in Maclean #auspol

We all remember the shameful anti-Semitic protest at the Opera House. Our Jewish community has not felt safe since. The government must do more. It’s time for action #auspol

ALBANESE THINKS GOVERNMENT KNOWS BEST. Meanwhile Aussie businesses are getting buried in green and red tape. It is in Labor's DNA for more taxes and more bureaucracy. I spoke about this on Sky News Australia this week.

ALBANESE IS A BIT PLAYER AND INCONSEQUENTIAL ON THE WORLD STAGE. This is damaging to the steel and aluminium workers in our country re the tariffs. It’s raising questions around AUKUS and our National Security arrangements. We have had much more International influence under

Eight months on, and Albanese still hasn’t had a physical meeting with President Trump. Our steel and aluminium workers deserve the same exemptions that the UK secured. AUKUS and our national security must be protected. It’s time Albanese made this a priority. I spoke about