Policies

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Support reliable energy solutions with renewables and baseload power- Ensure energy security and affordability for households and businesses.

I will support an all-options energy strategy, including traditional and emerging technologies, cutting red tape for investment in reliable infrastructure, and prioritizing cost-effective solutions that keep prices down without sacrificing future security. I do not support wind farms in Whitlam, but I will prioritize environmental restoration, including reestablishing vegetation and sustainable land management to protect our natural landscape.

I will push for lower income taxes so Australians keep more of what they earn, including reducing the tax burden on overtime and second jobs to reward effort, not penalize it. Push to Raise the tax-free threshold from $18,200 to $25,000, meaning low-income earners pay no tax on the first $25k they earn. I will advocate for lower business taxes, streamlined regulations, and targeted incentives to bring back industry, attract investment without relying on corporate handouts. Allow tax-free thresholds to be split between employers, so hospitality, retail, and healthcare workers aren’t overtaxed.

I support strategic government-owned enterprises in key industries to create public wealth, drive investment, and fund essential services making Australia’s economy more resilient and independent

Reduce unsustainable immigration growth to ease housing and rental pressures while addressing cost of living through increased market competition and a common-sense energy policy that lowers costs for consumers.

How:

I will advocate for controlled immigration levels that align with infrastructure and housing capacity, helping to stabilize prices and ease rental demand. To reduce everyday costs, I will push for greater competition in industries dominated by a few, cutting bureaucratic red tape for small businesses. I will also support an energy policy that prioritizes affordability and reliability, ensuring Australians get immediate relief from rising power bills.

Increase funding for hospitals, aged care, and mental health, ensuring accessible and quality care for all Australians. Bring back mental health institutions to provide proper long-term care for those in need, and push for full reform and accountability in response to the veterans suicide crisis.

How:

I will advocate for greater investment in public healthcare, aged care improvements, and mental health facilities, including the return of specialized mental health institutions for those requiring intensive, long-term care. I will push for comprehensive reforms based on the findings of the Royal Commission into Veterans Suicide, ensuring real change, better support, and accountability for those who have served our country.

Reduce government overreach in everyday life by scrapping unnecessary laws and restoring personal responsibility. Support youth with taxpayer funded education. Push for better wages, and job opportunities to set them up for success.

How: I will work to remove excessive safety laws and regulations that restrict freedom without real benefit. 

I will advocate for practical education that prepares students for real life covering banking, renting, bills, taxes, and many more everyday life essentials.

People over Politics.

Push Transparency, Accountability and politicians to lose the Double speak and own up to the people they represent by being honest. 

Australia must embrace the future by investing in smart infrastructure, secure digital systems, and cutting-edge research, ensuring we remain competitive in a rapidly evolving world.  By leading in AI-driven transport, quantum-secured data, and next-generation energy solutions, we can create a future where innovation thrives alongside tradition. Regional centres  should not just adapt to change but drive it, becoming the bridge between technological progress and cultural heritage.

How, by investing in smart city development, including AI-powered traffic systems, automated transport, and intelligent energy grids, to reduce congestion and lower costs. A nationally owned quantum-encrypted data network will protect our digital sovereignty while supporting advances in biotech, AI, quantum communication and returning Privacy back to the people. Regional research hubs will fuel innovation in clean energy, cybersecurity, and next-gen technology, ensuring high-tech jobs are created beyond major cities. At the same time, we will integrate historical and environmental preservation into urban planning, allowing growth to coexist with green spaces, heritage zones and sustainable architecture. This is not just a vision-its a plan to build a smarter, stronger, and future-ready Australia.

Privacy Protection

Australians have the right to control their own data without excessive government surveillance or corporate exploitation. We need stronger encryption, stricter data protections, and limits on government overreach to ensure privacy remains a fundamental right, not a privilege.

Personal Responsibility

A strong society is built on individual accountability, not government control. People should be free to make their own choices and take responsibility for their actions, with government focusing on fairness and opportunity, not micromanagement.

Removing Government Micromanagement.

Government should set clear rules, then step back, allowing businesses, communities, and individuals the freedom to thrive without excessive red tape. Overregulation slows growth, stifles innovation, and burdens everyday Australians- time to cut the bureaucracy.

Bringing Back Fun

Australia has become over-regulated and risk-averse, stripping away the fun from public life. We need to roll back unnecessary restrictions on live music, festivals, nightlife, and recreation, letting Australians enjoy life without constant interference.

Removing the Thought Police

Free speech is under threat, with people censored, silenced, or punished for their opinions. We must defend open debate, repeal laws that criminalize speech, and stop ideological gatekeeping, ensuring Australians are free to think, speak, and challenge ideas without fear.