Liberal Party of Australia
Lower Taxes
Party policy page“Stop Labor’s assault on aspiration by axing every one of Labor’s toxic taxes, including the Capital Gains Tax on Start-ups.”
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Liberal Party of Australia
“Stop Labor’s assault on aspiration by axing every one of Labor’s toxic taxes, including the Capital Gains Tax on Start-ups.”
Liberal Party of Australia
“Support more than 1 billion litres of new fuel storage with an $800 million Australian Fuel Security Facility.”
Liberal Party of Australia
“Cut annual net immigration to 100,000 initially – one third of the current rate, to take pressure off housing,…”
Liberal Party of Australia
“Put a speed limit on spending – preventing government from spending faster than the economy is growing.”
Australian Greens
“Sustainable agriculture is fundamental to food security, environmental sustainability, and climate change mitigation and adaptation.”
Australian Greens
“Animals must be recognised as sentient beings that deserve our care and respect.”
Australian Greens
“Artistic and cultural expression and engagement are fundamental aspects of what it is to be alive, and are crucial to social…”
Australian Greens
“Australia’s banking sector is among the most concentrated in the world, and requires Government intervention to ensure this does not harm…”
Australian Greens
“To maintain Earth's life support systems and prevent further extinctions, it is essential to protect ecosystems, ecosystem processes and biodiversity.”
Australian Greens
“All children and young people have a universal and immutable right to agency, safety, bodily autonomy, privacy, education, housing, social…”
Australian Greens
“The impacts of the human-induced climate crisis pose an existential threat to ecosystems, biodiversity and human societies.”
Australian Greens
“Grassroots democracy, with power held by the community making decisions together for the common good, underpins our vision for…”
Australian Greens
“All citizens have the right and the responsibility to participate in and to equally access the processes of government.”
Australian Greens
“Corporations and governments operating in Australia have a responsibility to conform to the intent, as well as the letter, of Australian and…”
Australian Greens
“Digital Rights are an extension of existing rights, should be viewed from a human rights perspective, and must be…”
Australian Greens
“Disabled people have a universal and immutable right to agency, safety, bodily autonomy, privacy, education, employment, housing, social support, and…”
Australian Greens
“Early childhood education and care is an essential service which should be free, universally accessible and publicly funded.”
Australian Greens
“There must be recognition that Australia’s economy has been built upon the ongoing dispossession of First Nations Peoples’ lands. Economic justice requires…”
Australian Greens
“Education is a right of children and people at all stages of life and an educated populace is a public good.”
Australian Greens
“All people have the right to a livelihood, to pursue their preferred work, and to have freedom, dignity, economic security…”
Australian Greens
“Human beings are part of the natural world, and all forms of life on Earth deserve our respect.”
Australian Greens
“2. Treaty Enact a national Treaty and/or Treaties with First Nations Peoples in this country, sovereign to sovereign”
Australian Greens
“That all Australians must understand the past of Australia’s history and its ongoing impact on First Nations People…”
Australian Greens
“Women have the right to equal respect, responsibilities, opportunity and outcomes in society.”
Australian Greens
“Genetically modified organisms (GMOs), their products, and the chemicals used to manage them may pose significant risks to natural and agricultural…”
Australian Greens
“A global economic system that promotes environmental sustainability, human rights and a decent standard of living for all.”
Australian Greens
“The publicly-funded health system is the most equitable and efficient way to resource and deliver health services.”
Australian Greens
“The housing needs of First Nations communities and people must be met as a matter of urgency.”
Australian Greens
“Universal human rights are fundamental and must be respected and protected in all countries and for all people.”
Australian Greens
“Australia's cultural, ethnic and linguistic diversity should be celebrated for greatly enriching our society and economy, and this diversity is enhanced…”
Australian Greens
“Governments must play a central role in promoting, coordinating, and developing, a diverse range of industrial activities, and in ensuring they…”
Australian Greens
“Australia must act diplomatically to promote peace, democracy, ecological sustainability, equity and justice, and human rights.”
Australian Greens
“Australia has a responsibility to contribute to ending global poverty, advancing human rights and gender equality, enhancing self-reliance, protecting the planet…”
Australian Greens
“Everyone has a right to a safe, peaceful and ecologically sustainable existence, free from crime and fear of violence, including that exercised by…”
Australian Greens
“A cooperative national and international approach to the management of our marine environment is required to deliver clean…”
Australian Greens
“Freedom of the press and effective, affordable and accessible media and communications systems are integral to the functioning of a successful…”
Australian Greens
“Mental health and wellbeing depend on the complex interactions between the social, environmental, psychological, physical, biological, economic, political, cultural and spiritual aspects…”
Australian Greens
“A healthy society values multiculturalism and celebrates diversity and difference.”
Australian Greens
“Australia's natural resources must be managed in accordance with the principles of intergenerational equity, the precautionary principle, biodiversity conservation.”
Australian Greens
“The burden of Australia’s nuclear supply chain and proposed waste storage is disproportionately borne by First Nations Peoples. It significantly and…”
Australian Greens
“Older people have the same rights as all other adults to participate in social, economic and political aspects of life and to…”
Australian Greens
“Every effort should always be made to minimise the risk of war and to build a world where war…”
Australian Greens
“The design, construction and use of our cities, towns and communities must be based on universal accessibility, social equity and ecological…”
Australian Greens
“All public services exist to serve the good of the community as a whole, and must be responsive to, and respectful of…”
Australian Greens
“Harm minimisation approaches are frequently the most appropriate way to reduce the adverse health, social and economic…”
Australian Greens
“Research is essential for advancing the public good, should be conducted ethically, for improving the human and planetary condition, and must…”
Australian Greens
“All people have fundamental human rights and are entitled to equal protection under the law without any discrimination,…”
Australian Greens
“A socially just, democratic and sustainable society rests on the provision of an unconditional livable income, complemented by the provision of universal…”
Australian Greens
“Sport and physical recreation are important cultural elements for many communities in Australia, especially in First Nations, rural and remote…”
Australian Greens
“Waste management is a global challenge, and Australia’s responses must promote global, social, economic, and ecological justice.”
Australian Greens
“Water is a common good and access to clean water is a human right. Water should be managed in…”
The Nationals
“Tax Back GuaranteeIndex income tax thresholds to inflation so bracket creep can’t quietly raise your tax every year.→”
The Nationals
“Scrapping Net Zero to Reduce the Cost of LivingScrap net zero and use coal, gas, oil, nuclear and renewables together to bring…”
The Nationals
“Cutting Immigration & Getting the Balance RightBring migration back to sustainable levels so it matches our ability to build homes and…”
The Nationals
“Bring Back Australian ManufacturingMake things here again — protect key industries, back Australian made, and restore affordable energy.→”
The Nationals
“Making Homes & Families PossibleMake home ownership reachable again by lifting supply, managing demand and unlocking land for new…”
The Nationals
“Feeding Our Nation & Making Farming ProfitableTreat farming as a national asset, protect farmland and food security, and back farmers, fishers…”
The Nationals
“This will index tax thresholds to inflation, so you keep more of what you earn.”
The Nationals
“Labor is whacking higher taxes on housing, savings, investments and small businesses.”
The Nationals
“In the United States, competition authorities have long had the power to break up companies that…”
The Nationals
“Affordable and reliable energy for households and businesses. We will reform energy rules and remove…”
The Nationals
“We support nuclear energy as part of a balanced energy mix. We will stop Labor’s reckless renewables race to…”
The Nationals
“Australian values will be a binding condition of every visa. Break them and you will be deported.”
The Nationals
“Australia needs to make things again. We must protect key industries from unfair, subsidised foreign competition. We must rebuild what…”
The Nationals
“Australia has huge natural advantages. Our minerals are the envy of the world. We should use them to deliver lower power…”
The Nationals
“Trade has always been central to Australia’s prosperity. But it must work for Australians, not against them.”
The Nationals
“The Nationals will continue to focus on investing in more productive and efficient freight and logistics supply chains to deliver…”
The Nationals
“Fixing local roads and transport. That saves country lives and lifts output.”
The Nationals
“Back a 21st century works program. Dams, power, freight corridors, digital connections and industrial precincts that unlock investment.”
The Nationals
“Manage demand by cutting migration. Match migration settings to our ability to build homes and deliver essential services.”
The Nationals
“Country Australians are being asked to accept less. Less access. Less reliability. Less choice. When it comes to the…”
The Nationals
“Training our own health workforce. We will fund more university places for doctor training in the regions. That means country kids can…”
The Nationals
“The 3G shutdown was a mess. Many people in the bush now have worse mobile coverage than before.”
The Nationals
“Australia should never have to question our ability to feed ourselves.”
The Nationals
“End further cuts to the water for farming, jobs and useful work. This means no more buybacks. No more water recovery by changes…”
The Nationals
“The Nationals support a positive and practical approach to environmental management and recognise the critical role of farmers and regional people in…”
The Nationals
“We will fight to stop the Federal Government confiscating guns without “just terms” compensation which every Australian knows is their constitutional right”
One Nation
“Hold these interests in the Australian Natural Wealth Investment Corporation (ANWIC), a Commonwealth-owned investment vehicle - partnering with industry, not…”
One Nation
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One Nation
“Abolish the Department of Climate Change and related agencies, programs, and regulations, saving approximately $30 billion per year.”
One Nation
“Free speech is a fundamental right that must be protected in Australia. Our party believes it should be enshrined in the…”
One Nation
“One Nation understands that water is much more than ‘just another resource’. It’s the lifeblood of Australia. It’s absolutely essential for our world-leading…”
One Nation
“One Nation supports jobs for Australians first and foremost. In an effort to bolster homegrown tradesmen and women, One Nation…”
One Nation
“A five-year GST moratorium on building materials used in new homes up to a value of $1 million.”
One Nation
“Change the National Electricity Market (NEM) rules to enable and incentivize cheaper coal and gas-fired baseload power while supporting nuclear…”
One Nation
“One Nation will push for the introduction of a Citizens Initiated Referenda, enabling Australian citizens to put forward legislation or a…”
One Nation
“One Nation believes Australia should withdraw from the United Nations Paris Agreement signed in 2016.”
One Nation
“One Nation supports the rights of a parent, as much as the rights of a child. Children have a…”
One Nation
“More than 53 million hectares of prime agricultural land is held by foreign interests. This equates to 14% of Australia’s total 372 million…”
One Nation
“One Nation will pursue urgent reform to Australia’s foreign investment rules by legislating a clear definition of ‘National Interest' based on national…”
One Nation
“Despite a $24.8 billion budget for state education services, Australia continues to rank lower than comparable high- and middle-income countries in achieving quality…”
One Nation
“Whole plant medicinal cannabis continues to act as a natural, proven alternative for chronic pain relief and other serious health symptoms experienced…”
One Nation
“One Nation is committed to strengthening Medicare by cracking down on fraud and ensuring funds are directed toward improving bulk-billing rates…”
One Nation
“One Nation will oppose any increase in the GST as it will heavily impact on Australia’s standard of living and further burden…”
One Nation
“Protects licensed individuals, landholders, hunters and businesses who comply with all safety, training and licensing requirements.”
One Nation
“Australia’s health system was beyond capacity prior to COVID-19 and evidently inadequate in regional parts of the nation. One Nation recognises the need…”
One Nation
“One Nation will continue its push for a Royal Commission into the management of the COVID-19 pandemic by Australian governments.”
One Nation
“Reduce the gestational limit for abortions - Current legislation in some states allows the abortion of an unborn child up until the day…”
One Nation
“resourcing and implementing up-to-date monitoring and assessments of recreational fish stocks in both state and Commonwealth waters;”
One Nation
“incentivising greater use of Australian timber in construction through a ‘local wood first’ policy in government procurement processes;”
One Nation
“primarily, a massive increase in the cost of Australian electricity – at least 206% since the first introduction…”
One Nation
“Australia’s energy policy must keep the lights on, protect Australian jobs, and put Australians first.”
One Nation
“One Nation recognises baseload coal as a critical part of Australia’s energy mix. Coal fired power provides continuous, controllable power that…”
One Nation
“One Nation opposes the legislated ban on commercial nuclear energy, and will move to repeal it. We see no compelling…”
One Nation
“amending the NEM rules by removing semi-scheduling provisions so the price of electricity reflects its true market…”
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Australian Labor Party
Highlights first-home buyer assistance, new housing and protections for renters.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
Its current plan links a reduction in migration with housing availability and infrastructure capacity.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
Proposes a temporary GST exemption for building materials for qualifying new homes.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Community Strong Australia
Names fairness between generations in housing, climate and debt as a priority.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Labor Party
The government’s national housing plan names increased housing supply and growth in social and affordable housing as priorities.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Labor Party
The national plan includes making renting fairer and more affordable; this summary does not establish that its intended outcomes have been delivered.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Labor Party
Labor highlights a five-percent-deposit scheme for first-home buyers as part of its housing programme.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
The Liberal plan proposes a housing infrastructure fund and changes to construction rules to support additional homes.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
The Liberal plan proposes restricting the First Home Buyers five-percent-deposit scheme to Australian citizens.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
The Greens frame secure and affordable housing as a right and call for government intervention across housing tenures.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
The Greens’ national housing policy supports direct government funding of public housing to meet current and future need.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
The Greens’ national policy supports stronger tenancy protections, rent controls and nationally consistent minimum tenancy standards.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
The Nationals publish a coalition plan combining lower migration with measures intended to increase housing supply.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
The Nationals’ published plan proposes funding housing infrastructure and simplifying construction requirements to support new homes.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
The Nationals’ published plan proposes limiting the First Home Buyers five-percent-deposit scheme to Australian citizens.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
One Nation proposes a five-year GST moratorium on building materials for new homes valued up to $1 million.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
One Nation proposes allowing eligible renters to receive one quarter of future compulsory superannuation contributions as take-home pay for up to three years, with less retained for retirement.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
One Nation proposes the same optional diversion of future superannuation contributions for eligible owner-occupier mortgage holders, excluding investment properties.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
The Greens’ national policy opposes relying on home-ownership measures that do not address systemic housing unaffordability.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
The Liberal plan proposes ending Build-to-Rent tax concessions. This is a rental-supply tax proposal; the source does not set out a comprehensive tenancy-rights programme.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
The Nationals’ published coalition plan proposes ending Build-to-Rent tax concessions. This is a rental-supply tax proposal; the source does not set out a comprehensive tenancy-rights programme.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Labor Party
Emphasises better pay and investment in Australian jobs and industry.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
Favours private enterprise and incentives, with a smaller role for government in markets.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
Prioritises reducing inequality and poverty.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
Emphasises private enterprise, individual achievement and wealth creation.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
Proposes joint income-tax filing for couples with a dependent child and reductions in government spending.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Community Strong Australia
Emphasises thriving businesses and a productive, sustainable economy.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Katter's Australian Party
Supports collective bargaining and government ownership of essential services, with affordability requirements where services are not publicly provided.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Labor Party
Emphasises strengthening Medicare and access to affordable medicines.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Jacqui Lambie Network
The JLN campaign page highlights veterans’ issues and calls for accountability in the military justice system.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Liberal Party of Australia
Its current plan proposes abandoning net zero and using Australia’s energy resources to reduce power costs.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
Places ecological sustainability at the centre of economic and environmental decisions.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
Lists a sustainable environment among its regional priorities.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
Opposes net-zero policies and supports further use of coal, nuclear and hydro energy.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Community Strong Australia
Lists climate action, resilience and environmental protection among its commitments.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
Emphasises diplomacy, cooperation and non-violent approaches to conflict.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The Nationals
Prioritises regional economies, local representation and access to services.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Katter's Australian Party
Emphasises food security, stewardship of resources and national self-sufficiency.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Australian Greens
Supports grassroots participation in political decisions.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28One Nation
Supports citizen-initiated referendums and a constitutional free-speech provision.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Community Strong Australia
Its stated model gives MPs a free vote and develops policy with communities and expert advice.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Jacqui Lambie Network
On its campaign page, JLN criticises electoral-reform legislation concerning public funding for major parties.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Katter's Australian Party
Its principles include Christian heritage, property rights and a definition of marriage as between a man and a woman.
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