Anthony Albanese (Grayndler, Australian Labor Party, Prime Minister) Share this | Hansard source

I'm asked a question about infrastructure. I'm asked a question, as well, about infrastructure around Badgerys Creek airport, remarkably, from a minister who presided over the purchase of land that had been valued at $3 million for over $30 million. I would have thought that, if there were one word that should never pass that former minister's lips, it is 'Leppington', because Leppington is a great reminder of how hopeless they were in delivering value for money. If you want to look at why you would have a review of projects where they paid more than 10 times as much as land had been valued at, that is a great example.

We on this side of the House, of course, in the budget have our infrastructure commitments that we made, all of which will be delivered. We had, previously, the absurd question about Roads to Recovery—

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