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immigration·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Skilled migration — Liberal Party of Australia

Favor skilled migration to meet business needs.

Confidence
92%
immigration·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Migration policy — Liberal Party of Australia

Support for reducing migration intake linked to housing.

Confidence
95%
taxation·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Lean toward lower taxes; cut taxes and back small businesses.

Confidence
95%
housing·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

housing — Liberal Party of Australia

Lean toward market/private housing supply; link migration to home-building.

Confidence
72%
housing·18 Sept 2026·Source: greens.org.au

housing — Australian Greens

Greens favor a bigger public build to supply housing, rather than relying primarily on private market development.

Confidence
72%
taxation·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Support for lower taxes and incentives for investment.

Confidence
96%
taxation·18 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Lower taxes — Liberal Party of Australia

Support for lower taxes and backing small businesses.

Confidence
97%
taxation·14 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Lower taxes; tax cuts for individuals and businesses; Tax Back Guarantee.

Confidence
95%
energy·14 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

energy — Liberal Party of Australia

Support cheaper power; energy abundance; scrap Net Zero.

Confidence
95%
immigration·14 Sept 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

immigration — Liberal Party of Australia

Smaller migration intake; cap immigration based on housing; skilled migration aligned with business needs.

Confidence
94%
immigration·22 Aug 2026·Source: news.google.com

immigration: migration intake policy — Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Smaller permanent migration intake.

Confidence
65%
taxation·22 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Lower taxes (tax cuts) under Liberal plan.

Confidence
98%
energy·22 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

energy — Liberal Party of Australia

Slower change to protect reliability and short-term prices.

Confidence
76%
economy·22 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

economy — Liberal Party of Australia

Neutral/unclear on small-business regulation; overall pro-business stance.

Confidence
86%
housing·22 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

housing — Liberal Party of Australia

Neutral on negative gearing specifics; focus on housing supply policies.

Confidence
72%
taxation·6 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

economic_policy — Liberal Party of Australia

Support lower taxes and tax cuts (Tax Back Guarantee) to boost pay packets and backing small businesses.

Confidence
95%
taxation·5 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

economy — Liberal Party of Australia

Lower taxes; axing Labor's taxes; Tax Back Guarantee; back small businesses.

Confidence
95%
health·5 Aug 2026·Source: greens.org.au

Mental health emergencies and health governance — Australian Greens

Greens welcome action on mental health emergencies, but more needed.

Confidence
82%
housing·4 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

housing — Liberal Party of Australia

Leans toward market-driven housing supply; links migration to housing and caps immigration based on housing availability.

Confidence
82%
immigration·4 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

immigration — Liberal Party of Australia

Smaller permanent migration intake to ease housing and services pressure; emphasis on skills in separate policy.

Confidence
93%
taxation·4 Aug 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Supports lower taxes by axing Labor's taxes and introducing the Tax Back Guarantee.

Confidence
96%
Economy·31 July 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Economy — Liberal Party of Australia

Active government role: invest in future and infrastructure, pay down debt.

Confidence
90%
Energy·31 July 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Energy — Liberal Party of Australia

Scrap Net Zero and pursue cheaper power; avoid fixed renewable targets.

Confidence
95%
Housing·31 July 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Housing — Liberal Party of Australia

Link migration intake to the number of new homes built.

Confidence
100%
Taxation·31 July 2026·Source: liberal.org.au

Taxation — Liberal Party of Australia

Lower taxes and axing Labor’s taxes.

Confidence
95%
housing·31 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

Housing affordability and dynamics — Australian Greens

Cap rents during high inflation to protect renters from spikes in costs.

Confidence
90%
government·31 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

Anti-corruption and IBAC powers — Australian Greens

Support giving IBAC the full powers to investigate corruption and go after politicians.

Confidence
95%
health·15 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

health — Australian Greens

Medicare should be expanded to include dental and unlimited mental health.

Confidence
98%
education·15 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

education — Australian Greens

University and TAFE should be free for domestic students.

Confidence
90%
environment·15 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

environment — Australian Greens

National environment laws should be strengthened to better protect threatened species.

Confidence
86%
housing·15 July 2026·Source: greens.org.au

Housing affordability — Australian Greens

Greens push to deliver new public housing.

Confidence
95%
economy·15 July 2026·Source: nationals.org.au

economy — The Nationals

The Nationals advocate cutting red tape to reduce regulatory burden on business and stimulate housing supply.

Confidence
86%
health·12 July 2026·Source: alp.org.au

health — Australian Labor Party

Support stronger Medicare and aged care.

Confidence
95%

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