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“Support more than 1 billion litres of new fuel storage with an $800 million Australian Fuel Security Facility.”
Its current plan proposes abandoning net zero and using Australia’s energy resources to reduce power costs.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Favours private enterprise and incentives, with a smaller role for government in markets.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28“Country Australians are being asked to accept less. Less access. Less reliability. Less choice. When it comes to the…”
“Making Homes & Families PossibleMake home ownership reachable again by lifting supply, managing demand and unlocking land for new…”
“Australia needs to make things again. We must protect key industries from unfair, subsidised foreign competition. We must rebuild what…”
Lists climate action, resilience and environmental protection among its commitments.
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Its stated model gives MPs a free vote and develops policy with communities and expert advice.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28“Australia’s energy policy must keep the lights on, protect Australian jobs, and put Australians first.”
“One Nation supports jobs for Australians first and foremost. In an effort to bolster homegrown tradesmen and women, One Nation…”
“One Nation will push for the introduction of a Citizens Initiated Referenda, enabling Australian citizens to put forward legislation or a…”
“Sustainable agriculture is fundamental to food security, environmental sustainability, and climate change mitigation and adaptation.”
“Animals must be recognised as sentient beings that deserve our care and respect.”
“Artistic and cultural expression and engagement are fundamental aspects of what it is to be alive, and are crucial to social…”
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Supports collective bargaining and government ownership of essential services, with affordability requirements where services are not publicly provided.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28Its principles include Christian heritage, property rights and a definition of marriage as between a man and a woman.
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On its campaign page, JLN criticises electoral-reform legislation concerning public funding for major parties.
AI source comparison: 2026-10-28The JLN campaign page highlights veterans’ issues and calls for accountability in the military justice system.
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AI assisted research and summaries. Party statements are attributed; effects, costings and delivery are not independently verified. Documents, platform sections and summaries are different units, not a count of promises. Coverage starts with current federal parliamentary groups; missing material does not mean a party has no policy. Source details sit beneath each entry. Parties are ordered by House seats, with alphabetical ties.
Publication snapshot: 2026-10-28. 11 groups have source entries in this snapshot.
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