Zara Seidler

Good morning and welcome to The Daily Oz.

It's Wednesday the 15th of April.

I'm Zara Seidler.

I'm Billie Fitzsimons.

Yesterday, opposition leader Angus Taylor delivered his first major policy speech since becoming leader of the Liberal Party.

In it, Taylor unveiled his party's new immigration plan, which he argued must discriminate based on values.

In today's podcast, we're going to unpack what this immigration policy actually is and why Taylor argues Australia's system needs to change.

But first, here is a quick message from our lovely colleague Rosa.

Yeah, it is.

I mean, as leader of the coalition, this is what Angus Taylor was getting up and announcing.

I mean, the party is together for now.

That's kind of been on and off for the last couple of months.

But Angus Taylor has presented a coalition policy, I guess, just to give you a bit of a lay of the land.

So we can only rely on polling when we get a sense of how parties are faring, because the next federal election won't be held for another at least two years.

And so I'm counting the days.

We'll be sitting right here telling you all about it.

Voters don't go to the ballot box until then, at least on a federal level.

And so what we understand about the Liberal Party standing

currently is that it is struggling.

So we've spoken here before about the rise of One Nation.