Transcript – ABC Radio Gold Coast – Drive with Bern Young

BERN YOUNG:

Have you ever found yourself in a room and you’re well and truly outnumbered? That’s going to be the Coalition next week, when the new Parliament sits for the first time. That landslide Labor victory in May will see 94, count them, government faces, hogging the lower house, we might say. LNP Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell, sitting across them. She’s sitting across me at the moment. Of course, you’re part of Sussan Ley’s shadow ministry now. Hello.

ANGIE BELL:

Hello. Great to be with you live in the studio.

Transcript – Paul Murray Live, Sky News

PAUL MURRAY:
We’re two very big brained and beautiful people, none other than the wonderful Joe Hildebrand, here in The Man Cave.

JOE HILDEBRAND:
Good evening sir, how are you?

PAUL MURRAY:
Excellent. Lovely to see you. And Angie Bell is a member of the Shadow Ministry in the federal opposition, and she lives in and around God’s country, otherwise known as the Gold Coast. How are you Angie, nice to see you mate.

ANGIE BELL:
Fantastic, Paul, thanks for having me.

Transcript – Money News with Deb Knight

DEB KNIGHT:

There’s a lot of focus at the moment on the government’s plan to up the tax on the small number of super rich Australians with super accounts over $3 million. The legislation has already been before parliament, but a change in the makeup of the Senate after the election means that Anthony Albanese is likely to get an easier time getting this super tax change through with the help of the Greens. And with that in mind, some families are already taking steps to change their tax makeup. The Tax Office is watching though, and says it will be taking a close look at any restructuring of assets, updating its guidance on private wealth to include the potential superannuation tax.

Transcript – Sky News Weekend Live with Julia Bradley

JULIA BRADLEY:
Now joining me live is Angie Bell. She’s Australia’s new Shadow Minister for the Environment and Youth. Angie, thank you so much for joining me.
ANGIE BELL:
Thanks for having me, Julia.
JULIA BRADLEY:
And Congratulations on the promotion.

ANGIE BELL:
Thank you so very much. It is indeed a great privilege to continue in the portfolio of youth, but also take on the environment portfolio, which is very important to our nation and I’d like to see a balance struck in the portfolio. I look forward to working, of course, with all of the stakeholders across this vast area of environment. So I’m very excited and privileged and humbled at the same time.

Transcript – ABC Radio Brisbane Mornings with Steve Austin

STEVE AUSTIN:
Well, the Liberal Party Leader, federally, Sussan Ley and The Nationals Leader David Littleproud have unveiled their shadow cabinet after renewing the Coalition. The trial separation didn’t work. They’re back together again. It comes just a week after the junior partner, The Nationals, walked away amid policy differences in the way of the May 3 election defeat. Among the changes relevant to Queensland in particular is Queensland Liberal Deputy Ted O’Brien will become the Shadow Treasurer. Notably, this shadow cabinet has fewer women in it than did Peter Dutton’s cabinet. Now one of the women who is in the shadow cabinet is Queensland Federal MP, the Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell, who is the Shadow spokesperson for Youth and Environment. Angie Bell, good morning to you.
ANGIE BELL:
Good morning, Steve. I feel like I should start with a compliment after Clive’s comments.

Transcript – ABC Radio Gold Coast Drive with Bern Young

BERN YOUNG:
Decimated and divided. That’s the state of the Federal Liberal Party according to a Four Corners special tonight with multiple senior Liberal politicians agreeing to talk candidly from conservatives to moderates. The deep divisions will be on show tonight. At a time when any opposition should be preparing to be exactly that, a united and formidable opposition.

The ABC is not the only one with these kinds of headlines. The Guardian was reporting over the weekend that there’s speculation David Littleproud could be rolled as Nationals leader. Today, Nine News is reporting that a reunion of the Coalition appears inevitable while speculating on who will make it to the opposition front bench. With all of that going on, what’s it like to be inside the Liberal Party bubble right now? Well, my next guest can tell you. Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell, thank you so much for coming into the studio.

ANGIE BELL MP:
Great to be with you, Bern. 

Transcript – ABC Afternoon Briefing with Stephanie Dalzell

STEPHANIE DALZELL:

For more, let’s bring in our political panel, Liberal MP Angie Bell and Labor MP Mike Freelander. Thanks to you both for joining us.

To you first, Angie Bell, we just heard from Kevin Hogan. Do you think the Coalition should keep its policy to reach net zero emissions by 2050?

NO ONE POINTERS HERE, ONLY GOALS FOR THE CATS UNDER AN LNP GOVERNMENT

The Broadbeach Cats AFL club has a thriving female program across all ages. However, their current changeroom facilities are outdated and no longer fit-for-purpose. Federal LNP Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell MP, said the Broadbeach AFL club has seen participation numbers skyrocket, and the female changerooms are well overdue for an upgrade.

Transcript – ABC Radio Gold Coast Mornings with Sarah Cumming

SARAH CUMMING:
Today’s guest is LNP member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell, and she is here to answer your questions. So, if you have a question for Angie Bell, you can call us on 1300 903 917 or the text line of course 0487 993 222. Angie Bell, good morning to you.
ANGIE BELL MP:
Good morning, Sarah. How are you today?
SARAH CUMMING:
Well, thank you. How is the election campaign going?

LNP GOVERNMENT TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR SOUTHPORT PONY AND HACK CLUB

A Dutton LNP Government will provide $235,000 to upgrade the facilities at the Southport Pony and Hack Club. The iconic club hosts several equine events in Southport including agistment overflow for the Magic Millions – an event that generates great economic benefit for the Gold Coast region. Federal Member for Moncrieff, Angie Bell MP, said current facilities are no longer safe to use and the Southport Pony and Hack Club deserves better.