The Liberals' freshly minted leaders have again been confronted with their party's women problem as they try to shift the political conversation to cutting taxes and migrant numbers.
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor and deputy Jane Hume on Sunday used a visit to southwest Sydney - a fast-growing suburban region that all-but abandoned the Liberals at the May election - to continue their vow to lower taxes, increase housing and weed out those who "reject our way of life".
"Owning a home is an essential part of the Australian dream," Mr Taylor said from Oran Park, in the Labor-held seat of Macarthur.
