Opposition frontbencher Angus Taylor uses a crude insult toward Labor leader Anthony Albanese during parliamentary debate, prompting it to be withdrawn. Multiple outlets report Taylor describes Albanese as an “arrogant prick” (reported in some accounts with censored profanity) during Question Time amid discussion of tax changes. After the remark is raised, Speaker Milton Dick asks Taylor to withdraw it. Brisbane Times, The Age and the Sydney Morning Herald all say Taylor withdraws the comment following the Speaker’s direction. The West Australian additionally reports Taylor argues that Australians use far worse language than his parliamentary remark. A separate Daily Mail report says Taylor defends making the comment, suggesting people are angry, and that while he withdraws the wording, he stops short of offering a full apology. The reports portray a tense exchange, with the remark prompting procedural scrutiny and immediate withdrawal in the chamber.