The Coalition will restore our standard of living and put Australians first.
Government spending is at a 40-year high outside the pandemic, fuelling inflation, higher interest rates and a cost-of-living crisis. Labor is leaving future generations with more than $1 trillion in debt. And this government is the highest taxing government in Australian history.
Our country needs change. Only the Coalition has the strong leadership, strong team, and strong plan to restore Australians’ standard of living and protect our way of life.
“Our vision is for an Australia where anyone, no matter their background, can dream big and get ahead through hard work.”
We will stop Labor’s assault on aspiration by axing every one of Labor’s toxic taxes, introducing the Tax Back Guarantee, and backing small businesses.
Labor’s Budget is an assault on aspiration, and under Labor, the cost of everything is going up. Anthony Albanese’s broken promises on capital gains, trusts, and negative gearing mean all Australians pay more.
Australians are paying the price for Labor’s reckless energy and emissions policies.
Under Labor, power prices are far too high. The Coalition will scrap Net Zero and make Australia an energy superpower. We will deliver cheaper power and energy abundance
The Coalition will link Australia’s migration intake to the number of new homes built.
To free-up housing stock and to begin to restore the dream of home ownership, we will cap immigration numbers based on available housing.
A Coalition Government will overhaul our skilled migration program, bringing in the people with the skills that businesses desperately need.
Because of Labor’s out-of-control spending, Australians are paying more for everything due to high inflation and our debt is set to hit $1 trillion for the first time.
We will establish a Future Generations Fund to pay down Labor’s trillion dollars of debt and invest in long-lasting, nation-building infrastructure – roads, ports, energy and water.
Our team is hard at work developing policies to benefit you and your family.
Our first job is to keep you safe. The world is more dangerous now. So we will build a strong defence force that can act fast and hit hard. We will deliver AUKUS. We will guard our borders. And we will keep our streets safe from crime, terror and foreign threats.
Families know what works for them. So we will give them choice. In childcare, we will back what suits each family, not just one type. In health, we will focus on you and your whole-of-life health. In aged care, we will give respect, care and dignity — and better value for taxpayers.
Every child deserves a great education. We will get the basics right: reading, writing, maths and going to school. We will be honest about how kids are doing. And we will back trades and training, not just university. That way, every young person is ready for a good job and a good life.
Work is the best way out of hardship. It gives people dignity. So we will reward those who work and try. We will let people earn more before their payments drop. We will back work and families over long-term welfare. No Australian should have to beg to get help.
We stand for national confidence. We are proud of our country: our history, our values and the things that unite us. We back the enterprise of our people. And we expect those who come here to embrace our way of life.
Australia is stronger when our regions are strong. Regional Australia fuels, feeds and powers our nation and drives exports. We will back the towns, councils and industries that create secure jobs: with better roads, services, manufacturing, childcare and connectivity. We will establish a $20 billion Regional Australia Future Fund, protect the Murray–Darling Basin, and end Labor’s water buybacks that strip water from farms and towns.
Leader of the Opposition, Member for Hume
“Our vision is for an Australia where anyone, no matter their background, can dream big and get ahead through hard work.
Our country needs change. Only the Coalition has the strong leadership, strong team, and strong plan to restore Australians’ standard of living and protect our way of life.”
Under Labor, rents have raced ahead of wages, and that means Aussies are working harder to keep a roof over their heads.
Aug 22
Always good to see everyone, we’re ready for Pollie Pedal 2026, let’s go!
Aug 21
The next generation shouldn’t be left paying the bill for Labor’s profligacy. Only the Coalition has a plan to pay down the debt and end the waste.
Aug 21
Australians are now paying around $27.7 billion a year in interest on Labor’s debt, which is more than $52,000 every minute.
Aug 21
Whenever commodity prices are higher than expected, we will save 80 cents of every windfall tax dollar to reduce debt and build the nation.
Read more about our plan at the link in bio.
Aug 21
Labor has driven debt to $1 trillion, and the interest bill is now running at more than $52,000 every minute.
When Labor spends, Australians pay.
Aug 20
How many zeros are in a trillion dollars of Labor’s debt?
Aug 20
For the first time in history, Australia’s debt has hit $1 TRILLION dollars of Labor debt. This affects all Australians.
Aug 20
A trillion dollars of Labor debt is a grim milestone for our country.
Labor is spending your money at levels we have not seen.
And now you’re being made to pay more tax and accept higher prices.
Aug 20
Today for the first time, Australia’s government debt is set to reach $1 trillion.
This affects all Australians. The interest bill alone on this debt is around $27.7 billion a year.
When Labor spends, Australians pay.
Aug 19
Labor’s housing taxes = higher rents and fewer homes
Aug 19
Labor’s priorities are all wrong. Scrap the cap to allied health services for our veterans or sack the Minister.
Aug 19
The Labor Liar Loophole has seen Australians lumped with new taxes on housing, savings and investment.
Aug 19
Pollie Pedal 2026 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️ Riding for Wandering Warriors and all they do for our Special Forces veterans! 🇦🇺
Aug 19
Someone let Albanese know.
The Coalition will axe Labor’s toxic taxes.
Aug 19
What reality is Labor’s Housing Minister living in?
Aug 19