Angus Taylor on the accident that changed his life
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- ▪And I think it was a response to my mother's death."Angus Taylor met his wife Louise Clegg when the pair were in their early 20s. (ABC News: Stuart Carnegie)Months later he met his future wife, Louise.
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Angus Taylor on the accident that changed his lifeBy political reporter Ewa StaszewskaTopic:Political LeadershipPosted Tue 28 Jul 2026 at 5:00amTue 28 Jul 2026 at 5:00amTue 28 Jul 2026 at 5:00amAngus Taylor's fall left his upper body "completely immobilised". (ABC News: Callum Flinn)abc.net.au/news/angus-taylor-broken-back-kitchen-cabinet/106959902Link copiedShareShare articleLiberal leader Angus Taylor has spoken for the first time about the serious accident that changed his life when, as a university student grieving the loss of his mother, he fell and broke his back.In a frank and revealing interview on ABC's Kitchen Cabinet, Mr Taylor acknowledged he was "wilder" for a period after the loss, and he was intoxicated when he fell from a balcony at Sydney University's Women's College at…
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