Malcolm Turnbull (Wentworth, Liberal Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

Imagine how her great hero, Paul Keating, would feel now. Keating said only a couple of years ago that the Labor Party 'has lost the ability to speak aspirationally to people and to fashion policies to meet those aspirations'. There is no doubt why they've lost the ability to do so: because it's all a mystery! It's all a mystery. From the hard-scrabble streets of Rosebery, with a household income of just under a million dollars, the Deputy Leader of the Opposition says aspiration is a mystery.

We believe that every Australian is entitled to aspire, to have great ambitions and high hopes and to seek to do their best—to get the best job or the biggest business and to realise their dreams. That's what we stand for.

Mr Brendan O'Connor interjecting—

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