Barnaby Joyce (New England, National Party, Minister for Agriculture) Share this | Hansard source

but it seems to be around about where you left it. This was the sort of insidious thing, the ridiculous economics, which the Labor Party had—it is the whole reason they are in opposition—but which also affected the people of Ipswich. It still affects the good working families of Ipswich because not only do they pay it in the processing sector but they also pay it on electricity, water and the trucks going in and out of Ipswich employing working men and women. They are going to pay it on that from 1 July. You believe this tax should be everywhere.

Mr Neumann interjecting—

You just sow it home, because the people of Ipswich can go to the member for Blair and say, 'He's not much of a member, but he is changing the climate, which is very good.' It is great to see that your belief—

Mr Neumann interjecting—

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