Anthony Albanese

The proof is we haven't made any changes.

And do you rule out future changes, Prime Minister?

Well, I've done that multiple times.

The really core principle of my government is no one held back, no one left behind.

And the truth is that young people feel like they're not getting a fair crack at the moment.

So any changes that we put in the budget or indeed while we're in government will be very much focused on those principles.

They pay around about $22 billion and importantly as well, one of the things I've said is that you do need to acknowledge the tens of billions of dollars of investment that occurs in order to have that gas extracted.

Well, we'll have a budget on May 12.

What I do say is that we do need to look at, in any budget, equity.

And part of that is intergenerational equity.

And I'm a Labor Prime Minister and I'll always look at fairness in the system.

Australia's fuel supply outlook remains secure in the near term, however we're working hard to prepare for contingencies in the event of supply disruptions in fuel and in fertiliser.

While Australia's fuel supply outlook remains secure in the near term, we need to

be very clear as well with Australians that the longer this war goes on, the worse the impacts will be.

Look, of course more could have always been done.

Governments aren't perfect.

I'm not perfect.

We have engaged in a constructive way where there wasn't a special envoy on anti-Semitism before this government came to office.

I, of course, acknowledge that more could have been done and I accept my responsibility for the part in that as Prime Minister of Australia.

But what I also do is accept my responsibility to lead the nation and unite the nation.