Julian Leeser

Their grieving grandmother, Dorothy Paper talk- said of the news, "My grandies deserve this because those innocent little sunshines should never have been left to die by that DCP.

Maybe now that mob will do their job and do it properly so this never happens again to anyone else." Opposition Indigenous Australian spokesman Julian Leeser joins me now.

Julian, thank you for being with me.

Um, uh, I'm glad to see that finally the West Australian Government has got on board.

It doesn't ma- if a kid, if they're Aboriginal, they're white, they're, they're Black or Brindle, who cares? They should be in a situation where they are safe, and cultural sensitivities should play no, uh, part in that whatsoever.

If a kid needs to be taken away, a kid needs to be taken away.

Julian Leeser, thank you for joining me tonight.

After the break, Wentworth Park will have its final greyhound race tonight in Sydney.

It is disgraceful the way that Australians have become, um, have become job snobs.

Uh, uh, I mean, I, uh, I saw the other day that the government had announced, or it might have been, it might have been, um, one of the coalition MPs announced that they will be looking, uh, Julian Leeser I think it was, were looking at encouraging veterans to go into teaching.

Yeah.

And I think that's a fantastic idea.

And Mark, do you understand how dangerous these little buggers are?" Well, to be honest, no, I didn't.

I then arrived home to turn on the TV and hear One Nation MP Barnaby Joyce talking to Cl-- Andrew Clennell about it on News 24, and he sounded genuinely concerned.

[whooshing] This is-- People don't understand what these are.

They're sort of like, "Oh, ho hum." Forty percent reduction in beef carrying capacity if they get endemic in an area, and I'm a beef producer.

Prime Minister, are you listening? How do you sleep at night knowing another 15 innocent people, maybe even more, could die under your watch? And why won't you give evidence to the Royal Commission that you were dragged kicking and screaming to set up post-Bondi? Just on that, The Australian today reporting that Anthony Albanese has not made any official representation to the Royal Commission, and none of his cabinet members are expected to engage with it, attracting criticism for his handling of an inquiry he never wanted and couldn't be bothered to participate in.

In a revealing reply to a Freedom of Information request sent to the Prime Minister's office requesting any evidence Mr. Albanese prepared for the inquiry, The Australian was denied access because no such documents can be found.

The coalition's most senior Jewish MP, Julian Leeser, seized on the admission, saying it proved the Prime Minister was so sure he wouldn't be called as a witness that his office didn't even bother preparing material for him.

Now, to pretend the Bondi massacre happened in a vacuum is a lie.

The university sector isn't too happy about this.

To discuss this and more, joining me now, Shadow Education Minister Julian Leeser.

Julian, I have to explain to everyone, you're joining us from the commemo- commemoration of October 7.

That is not your office.

And I think it's terrible, uh, that today, on all of all days, that you've got these terrible, um, protests that are going on, um, uh, in other parts of Sydney, resplendent and reminding us of the 8th and 9th of October, 2023.

Agree, completely disgraceful.

Julian Leeser, thank you very much for your time.

I'll see you tomorrow at 8:00.

I don't think that's a problem.

Julian Leeser is working on the fine, finer details of that at the moment.

But we want people out in the regions.

We wanna have a, uh, a fair spread of our migration... uh, migrants to come into Australia.

Fair dinkum.

Julian Leeser is the Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians.

He's on the line from WA right now.

Julian, good morning to you.