00:02Moving to get their house in order.
00:04The Liberal leaders, flanked by their new economic team, unveil their front bench line-up.
00:09This is a team that blends proven experience with the next generation of coalition talent.
00:16Jane Hume launching off the back bench with a broad remit covering employment,
00:20industrial relations and productivity.
00:23Tim Wilson to the coveted Shadow Treasury portfolio
00:26and Claire Chandler promoted into finance.
00:28Hope is on the way.
00:31Four days after ousting Susan Lee, Angus Taylors rewarded his allies.
00:36Andrew Hastie and Jacinta Nampajimpa-Price promoted to Shadow Cabinet
00:40along with Phil Thompson and Sarah Henderson.
00:43James Patterson takes on the defence portfolio.
00:46Michaelia Cash named Shadow Attorney General.
00:49John O'Donoghue adds immigration to his home affairs role,
00:52while Melissa McIntosh has her responsibilities expanded.
00:56The depth of talent is extraordinary.
00:58Dan Tien keeps energy.
01:00Ann Rustin holds onto a reduced health portfolio.
01:03Andrew Bragg adds environment to housing.
01:06Julian Lisa gets Indigenous affairs, while ousted Deputy Ted O'Brien shifts to foreign affairs.
01:12But Susan Lee's key left tenants have been dumped.
01:15Alex Hawke, Andrew Wallace, Paul Scar, Melissa Price and Scott Buchholz all gone from the front bench.
01:22Angus Taylors used this reshuffle to reward his backers,
01:25start restoring the Liberal Party's economic credentials
01:28and to bury the hatchet with the Nationals.
01:31He's waived their six-week suspension from the front bench,
01:35one of the conditions agreed to when the coalition recently reformed.
01:39Today marks a fresh beginning.
01:41A message he hopes his whole team embraces.
01:45A message of PewDiePie.
01:45He's like, you know, what are the key to her as a new father?
01:45I know how far we're doing, but he's gonna be.
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