Anthony Albanese taunts new Liberal leaders in first comments since Sussan Ley’s ousting

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has publicly criticized the new opposition leader, Angus Taylor, following Sussan Ley's removal. Speaking at a Labor conference, Albanese questioned Taylor's potential for success by referencing a past insult from former Prime Minister Paul Keating. Keating famously asked if a "soufflé rises twice" when Liberal Andrew Peacock attempted to regain party leadership in 1989. Albanese's comments mark his first direct attack on Taylor since he assumed the Liberal leadership position. The Prime Minister's remarks suggest skepticism about Taylor's ability to lead the opposition effectively.