Social Services Minister Christian Porter has used singer-songwriter Shannon Noll's first big hit to illustrate the need to overhaul family tax benefits.
It was a "very different world" when the Howard government introduced supplementary payments in 2004.
"Shannon Noll was number one on the hits," Mr Porter told reporters in Canberra after introducing a package of changes to parliament on Wednesday.
That prompted Treasurer Scott Morrison to say: "Still a fan. He is from the (Sutherland) Shire.
To which Mr Porter suggested: "You need to get out more".
Noll's debut single What About Me was the highest selling single of 2004.
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