'Labor is a great party – we are a resilient and proud movement,' the opposition leader tells the party faithful as he concedes defeat to the Coalition in the 2019 federal election. 'Our time will come,' Bill Shorten says. 'Count upon that.' He announces that he will step down as opposition leader. 'I wish we could have done this for Bob,' he says, in reference to the former Labor prime minister Bob Hawke, who died two days before the election. 'I leave the stage tonight but I encourage all Australians, particularly young Australians, never lose faith in the power of individuals to make a difference. Never give up. Never give up aiming for better. Better for your country. We can’t change the past but, my word, we can change the future!'
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