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| + | During an interview with radio station 2GB in Sydney, Senator Price said: |
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| + | "There is no question that returning to our roots as a party is critical right now. If we want to inspire and empower Australians across our country, we must return to these roots – these basic values – that define who we are as a party. |
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| + | We must once more remember and fight for the forgotten people, those on whose shoulders Australian society has been built and still depends. These are the mainstream Australians who have a big contribution to make."<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/live/2025/may/11/australia-news-live-liberal-leadership-jacinta-price-angus-taylor-labor-cabinet-anthony-albanese-ntwnfb</ref> |
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Latest revision as of 01:18, 11 May 2025
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
Quotes
During an interview with radio station 2GB in Sydney, Senator Price said:
"There is no question that returning to our roots as a party is critical right now. If we want to inspire and empower Australians across our country, we must return to these roots – these basic values – that define who we are as a party.
We must once more remember and fight for the forgotten people, those on whose shoulders Australian society has been built and still depends. These are the mainstream Australians who have a big contribution to make."[1]
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