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Victoria 2026 · Party policy profile

Liberal–Nationals

Victorian Liberal–Nationals Coalition

The combined record emphasises tax and charge relief, private-sector development, energy reliability, roads and transport, and tougher criminal-justice measures, while retaining separate Liberal and Nationals positions where they differ.

  • Tax and charge relief
  • Private investment and development
  • Energy reliability and supply
  • Law-and-order measures

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How to read this profile. The opening paragraph and theme pills are a neutral editorial summary of the recorded positions. The detailed claims below are reproduced from the source-backed policy ledger. The Liberal–Nationals profile is a combined display, not a separate registered party; Liberal and Nationals records remain distinct where required. Policy cells show only positions with an individually sourced public record (manifesto, press release, Hansard, or Parliamentary Budget Office costing). An empty cell means no sourced position is in the ledger yet — not that a party has no view, and not an editorial judgement of importance.
Issues covered
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Displayed claims
56
Pledges
44
Costed measures
4
Opposition records
1
Distinct sources
35
Shared Fed/State 3 claims

Household expenses such as energy bills, rents, transport fares, food prices and state taxes and charges.

Shared Coalition policy

Scrap the emergency levy, abolish first-home stamp duty and repeal selected state taxes

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    The ten-year economic plan includes repealing state taxes on schools, GP visits and short-stay accommodation, alongside progressively lifting the land-tax-free threshold.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 11 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Scrap the emergency levy, abolish first-home stamp duty and repeal selected state taxes

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    The ten-year economic plan includes repealing state taxes on schools, GP visits and short-stay accommodation, alongside progressively lifting the land-tax-free threshold.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 11 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Scrap the emergency levy, abolish first-home stamp duty and repeal selected state taxes

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    The ten-year economic plan includes repealing state taxes on schools, GP visits and short-stay accommodation, alongside progressively lifting the land-tax-free threshold.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 11 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Compare all parties on Cost of Living → View matrix row

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Energy

Shared Fed/State 4 claims

Electricity and gas supply, prices, generation mix, networks and consumer protections in Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Reverse the gas ban; urban solar parks; review major transmission projects

  • Pledge

    Reverse Victoria’s restrictions on new gas connections and reopen the state to conventional gas exploration, presenting household energy choice and additional supply as affordability measures.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 Jan 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Establish Urban Solar Parks to encourage solar and battery installations on commercial and industrial rooftops close to electricity demand.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
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Liberal

Reverse the gas ban; urban solar parks; review major transmission projects

  • Pledge

    Reverse Victoria’s restrictions on new gas connections and reopen the state to conventional gas exploration, presenting household energy choice and additional supply as affordability measures.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 Jan 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Establish Urban Solar Parks to encourage solar and battery installations on commercial and industrial rooftops close to electricity demand.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

Nationals

Energy choice, urban solar parks and a pause on major transmission projects

  • Pledge

    Reverse Victoria’s restrictions on new gas connections and reopen the state to conventional gas exploration, presenting household energy choice and additional supply as affordability measures.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 Jan 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Establish Urban Solar Parks to encourage solar and battery installations on commercial and industrial rooftops close to electricity demand.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 5 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

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State Primary 4 claims

Public schools, curriculum within state systems, TAFE and early childhood services run or regulated by Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee, early specialist support and repeal of the schools tax

  • Pledge

    Adopt a Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee aimed at lifting student results by 15 per cent over a decade, with a longer-term objective of 90 per cent of students reaching the top two NAPLAN proficiency bands.

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Commission a 12-month review to declutter the Victorian Curriculum, reduce teacher workload and strengthen explicit teaching of foundational skills.

    • $200,000 taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 12-month review

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
  • Pledge

    From Term 1 of 2028, place occupational therapists and speech pathologists within the Primary School Nursing Program and provide a $500 subsidy towards an initial specialist appointment for eligible children.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 9 June 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Repeal payroll tax applied to non-government schools.

    Liberal Victoria · published 25 June 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee, early specialist support and repeal of the schools tax

  • Pledge

    Adopt a Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee aimed at lifting student results by 15 per cent over a decade, with a longer-term objective of 90 per cent of students reaching the top two NAPLAN proficiency bands.

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Commission a 12-month review to declutter the Victorian Curriculum, reduce teacher workload and strengthen explicit teaching of foundational skills.

    • $200,000 taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 12-month review

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
  • Pledge

    From Term 1 of 2028, place occupational therapists and speech pathologists within the Primary School Nursing Program and provide a $500 subsidy towards an initial specialist appointment for eligible children.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 9 June 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Repeal payroll tax applied to non-government schools.

    Liberal Victoria · published 25 June 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee, early specialist support and repeal of the schools tax

  • Pledge

    Adopt a Literacy and Numeracy Guarantee aimed at lifting student results by 15 per cent over a decade, with a longer-term objective of 90 per cent of students reaching the top two NAPLAN proficiency bands.

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Commission a 12-month review to declutter the Victorian Curriculum, reduce teacher workload and strengthen explicit teaching of foundational skills.

    • $200,000 taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 12-month review

    The National Tribune (republishing Liberal Victoria statement) · published 19 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
  • Pledge

    From Term 1 of 2028, place occupational therapists and speech pathologists within the Primary School Nursing Program and provide a $500 subsidy towards an initial specialist appointment for eligible children.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 9 June 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Repeal payroll tax applied to non-government schools.

    Liberal Victoria · published 25 June 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Federal Primary 2 claims

Who may enter and stay in Australia, permanent migration settings and citizenship — largely Commonwealth powers.

Shared Coalition policy

Federal policy

cap migration by housing supply and tighten visa standards

  • Pledge

    Cap annual net overseas migration at the number of new homes completed in Australia, with migration initially set below that ceiling while housing supply catches up.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Make adherence to the Australian Values Statement an enforceable visa condition, restore temporary protection visas, strengthen security screening and fund removal of unlawful non-citizens.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Federal policy

cap migration by housing supply and tighten visa standards

  • Pledge

    Cap annual net overseas migration at the number of new homes completed in Australia, with migration initially set below that ceiling while housing supply catches up.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Make adherence to the Australian Values Statement an enforceable visa condition, restore temporary protection visas, strengthen security screening and fund removal of unlawful non-citizens.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Federal policy

Federal Coalition policy — cap migration by housing supply and tighten visa standards

  • Pledge

    Cap annual net overseas migration at the number of new homes completed in Australia, with migration initially set below that ceiling while housing supply catches up.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Make adherence to the Australian Values Statement an enforceable visa condition, restore temporary protection visas, strengthen security screening and fund removal of unlawful non-citizens.

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 13 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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State Primary 6 claims

Policing, courts, corrections, youth justice and criminal law in Victoria.

Shared platform + differences

Shared Safer Communities platform with additional Nationals-specific emphasis.

Liberal

Safer Communities Plan — police, bail, Adult Crime Adult Time

  • Position

    “Only my Liberal and Nationals team has a plan to end Labor’s crime crisis and keep Victorians safe. Labor’s weak laws and revolving-door bail system are putting dangerous offenders back on the street and continuing the cycle of crime. The system must change.”

    James Newbury MP (joint statement with Jess Wilson) · published 14 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Under the Liberals and Nationals’ Safer Communities Plan, a future Jess Wilson-led Government will: “Implement genuine Adult Crime, Adult Time laws by expanding the number of serious offences uplifted to the County Court by adding a further twelve offences, including burglary, serious assault and attempted murder.”

    James Newbury MP (joint statement with Jess Wilson) · published 14 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
  • Pledge

    “Introduce a strict one-strike bail rule for these uplifted serious offences, meaning offenders on bail who re-offend will be automatically denied bail.”

    James Newbury MP (joint statement with Jess Wilson) · published 14 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    These bail and sentencing reforms are part of the Liberals and Nationals’ Safer Communities Plan, “which includes hiring 3,000 more police, 200 new PSOs, reopening more than 40 police stations and returning PSOs to 120 train stations, as well as investing in crime prevention and rehabilitation initiatives.”

    • Uncosted pledge

    James Newbury MP (joint statement with Jess Wilson) · published 14 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Coalition Safer Communities Plan (shared with Liberals)

  • Pledge

    Community safety will be restored under a tough new bail and sentencing policy announced by Jess Wilson’s Liberal and Nationals team, including genuine Adult Crime, Adult Time expansion, a one-strike bail rule for uplifted serious offences, and hiring 3,000 more police as part of the Safer Communities Plan.

    James Newbury MP (joint statement — Liberals and Nationals) · published 14 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    Nationals Ripon candidate Jo Armstrong: “We have a plan that will scrap taxes and deliver cost-of-living relief, crack down on crime, improve our roads, and build more houses.”

    The Nationals Victoria · published 13 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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State Primary 4 claims

Firearm licensing, ownership rules, categories, storage, enforcement, trafficking and lawful sporting, hunting and farming use in Victoria.

Party-specific positions

The Nationals have a published Victorian firearms position; no qualifying Victorian Liberal policy is recorded.

Liberal

No sourced position recorded

Nationals

Target criminal access while protecting licensed farmers, hunters and sporting shooters

  • Opposition

    Oppose numerical caps on firearms held by compliant licence holders, arguing that caps would burden farmers, hunters, sporting shooters and clubs without addressing criminal access.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 31 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    Require evidence-led reform and genuine consultation with licensed owners and shooting organisations rather than rushed or blanket restrictions.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 22 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
  • Position

    Support tougher penalties and intelligence-led enforcement against firearms trafficking, theft, illegal possession and extremist or criminal access.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 22 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    Support a national firearms register and citizenship limits for firearms licences while opposing broader restrictions considered disproportionate.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

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State Primary 4 claims

Integrity bodies, political donation rules, lobbying transparency and public-sector integrity in Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Royal commission, stronger IBAC powers and a construction-sector watchdog

  • Pledge

    Establish a royal commission into alleged CFMEU misconduct on Victorian government major projects, including the flow of public money to organised crime and political organisations.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 13 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Give IBAC stronger ‘follow the money’ powers to investigate public funds paid through third parties and pursue misappropriated taxpayer money.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 16 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
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Liberal

Royal commission, stronger IBAC powers and a construction-sector watchdog

  • Pledge

    Establish a royal commission into alleged CFMEU misconduct on Victorian government major projects, including the flow of public money to organised crime and political organisations.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 13 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Give IBAC stronger ‘follow the money’ powers to investigate public funds paid through third parties and pursue misappropriated taxpayer money.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 16 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

Nationals

Royal commission, stronger IBAC powers and a construction-sector watchdog

  • Pledge

    Establish a royal commission into alleged CFMEU misconduct on Victorian government major projects, including the flow of public money to organised crime and political organisations.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 13 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Give IBAC stronger ‘follow the money’ powers to investigate public funds paid through third parties and pursue misappropriated taxpayer money.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 16 Feb 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

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State Primary 4 claims

Victorian state budget balance, net debt, taxes and major expenditure priorities of the State of Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Back-office hiring freeze, cash surplus by 2032 and tighter expenditure controls

  • Costed measure

    Freeze recruitment into back-office Victorian Public Service roles while excluding frontline teachers, nurses and police; the Coalition estimates natural attrition would save $22 billion over ten years.

    • $22 billion estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 2026–27 to 2036–37

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 6 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Return Victorian Public Service staffing to its population-adjusted 2014–15 level through natural attrition as part of a plan to deliver a cash surplus by 2032 and reduce debt.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims
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Liberal

Back-office hiring freeze, cash surplus by 2032 and tighter expenditure controls

  • Costed measure

    Freeze recruitment into back-office Victorian Public Service roles while excluding frontline teachers, nurses and police; the Coalition estimates natural attrition would save $22 billion over ten years.

    • $22 billion estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 2026–27 to 2036–37

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 6 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Return Victorian Public Service staffing to its population-adjusted 2014–15 level through natural attrition as part of a plan to deliver a cash surplus by 2032 and reduce debt.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

Nationals

Back-office hiring freeze, cash surplus by 2032 and tighter expenditure controls

  • Costed measure

    Freeze recruitment into back-office Victorian Public Service roles while excluding frontline teachers, nurses and police; the Coalition estimates natural attrition would save $22 billion over ten years.

    • $22 billion estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • 2026–27 to 2036–37

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 6 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Return Victorian Public Service staffing to its population-adjusted 2014–15 level through natural attrition as part of a plan to deliver a cash surplus by 2032 and reduce debt.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

2 more claims

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Shared Fed/State 7 claims

Land use, forests, native vegetation, pollution regulation and environmental approvals in Victoria.

Shared platform + differences

Shared landholder and transmission commitments with additional Nationals native-forestry policy.

Liberal

Agricultural impact tests, landholder protections and a bushfire inquiry

1 more claim

Nationals

Agricultural impact tests, landholder protections and restoration of native forestry

2 more claims
  • Pledge

    Reverse the closure of Victoria’s native timber industry and support a regulated, accredited native-forestry sector.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    Use the Auditor-General’s findings to argue for greater accountability for native-timber transition spending and direct assistance to affected workers and communities.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 9 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Shared Fed/State 3 claims

Anti-discrimination law, family-violence responses, LGBTQIA+ policy and related social legislation in Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Criminalise coercive control and establish a domestic-violence disclosure scheme

  • Pledge

    Create a standalone coercive-control offence covering a course of conduct such as emotional, psychological, financial and physical abuse, threats, isolation and surveillance, with a maximum seven-year prison term.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Introduce the coercive-control legislation within the first 100 days of government if it is not enacted beforehand.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Introduce a ‘Right to Ask, Right to Know’ domestic-violence disclosure scheme allowing a person to request information about a partner’s violent history and police to disclose information where serious risk exists.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Criminalise coercive control and establish a domestic-violence disclosure scheme

  • Pledge

    Create a standalone coercive-control offence covering a course of conduct such as emotional, psychological, financial and physical abuse, threats, isolation and surveillance, with a maximum seven-year prison term.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Introduce the coercive-control legislation within the first 100 days of government if it is not enacted beforehand.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Introduce a ‘Right to Ask, Right to Know’ domestic-violence disclosure scheme allowing a person to request information about a partner’s violent history and police to disclose information where serious risk exists.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Criminalise coercive control and establish a domestic-violence disclosure scheme

  • Pledge

    Support a standalone coercive-control offence covering sustained intimidation, isolation, humiliation, manipulation and control, based on the New South Wales model.

    The Nationals Victoria · published 4 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Support a maximum seven-year prison term for the proposed coercive-control offence.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 1 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim

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Shared Fed/State 2 claims

Emissions-reduction targets, climate adaptation, threatened species and biodiversity programs affecting Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Federal policy

remove Net Zero target from legislation

  • Pledge

    “The Liberal Party will remove a net zero target from our policy and, if elected, will remove Labor’s 43 per cent 2030 target and its net zero by 2050 target from the Climate Change Act 2022. We remain committed to the Paris Agreement and to doing our fair share to reduce emissions in a way that protects household budgets and keeps our economy strong.”

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    “Whilst it is not our policy to set long-term targets, Net Zero would be a welcome outcome, if achieved through technology, choice and voluntary markets.”

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Federal policy

remove Net Zero target from legislation

  • Pledge

    “The Liberal Party will remove a net zero target from our policy and, if elected, will remove Labor’s 43 per cent 2030 target and its net zero by 2050 target from the Climate Change Act 2022. We remain committed to the Paris Agreement and to doing our fair share to reduce emissions in a way that protects household budgets and keeps our economy strong.”

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Position

    “Whilst it is not our policy to set long-term targets, Net Zero would be a welcome outcome, if achieved through technology, choice and voluntary markets.”

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Federal policy

Coalition dumps Net Zero target

  • Position

    Reuters: “Australia’s conservative Liberal Party on Thursday walked away from its policy to achieve net zero emissions by 2050… The announcement… aligns the Liberals with the National Party, their rural-based coalition partner.” ABC later reported: “The Liberals and Nationals have both decided to dump net zero.”

    Reuters · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Federal Liberal energy plan (adopted alongside Nationals’ earlier dump of net zero) would “scrap Labor’s 43% by 2030 target and ‘Net Zero by 2050’ from the Climate Change Act upon being elected to government, and making affordable energy the number one priority in the Act.”

    Liberal Party of Australia · published 12 Nov 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Shared Fed/State 2 claims

Treaty, truth-telling, self-determination policy and Aboriginal services in the Victorian jurisdiction.

Shared Coalition policy

Repeal the Statewide Treaty framework within 100 days

  • Pledge

    Introduce legislation within the first 100 days of government to repeal Victoria’s Statewide Treaty framework.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Costed measure

    The Coalition cites a Parliamentary Budget Office estimate that repeal would avoid $948.3 million in treaty-related expenditure over ten years.

    • $948.3 million estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • PBO costed
    • over ten years

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

Repeal the Statewide Treaty framework within 100 days

  • Pledge

    Introduce legislation within the first 100 days of government to repeal Victoria’s Statewide Treaty framework.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Costed measure

    The Coalition cites a Parliamentary Budget Office estimate that repeal would avoid $948.3 million in treaty-related expenditure over ten years.

    • $948.3 million estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • PBO costed
    • over ten years

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

Repeal the Statewide Treaty framework within 100 days

  • Pledge

    Introduce legislation within the first 100 days of government to repeal Victoria’s Statewide Treaty framework.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Costed measure

    The Coalition cites a Parliamentary Budget Office estimate that repeal would avoid $948.3 million in treaty-related expenditure over ten years.

    • $948.3 million estimated saving taxpayer funded
    • PBO costed
    • over ten years

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 30 Apr 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Shared State/Local 5 claims

Housing supply, social housing, renting rules and land-use planning across Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

Fast-track growth areas, expand inner-city housing and restore local planning input

3 more claims
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Liberal

Fast-track growth areas, expand inner-city housing and restore local planning input

3 more claims

Nationals

Fast-track growth areas, expand inner-city housing and build more regional homes

3 more claims

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Shared Fed/State 3 claims

Public hospitals, ambulance services and state-run health systems in Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

$850m West Gippsland hospital, free MenB vaccination and repeal of the GP tax

  • Costed measure

    Invest $850 million in a new West Gippsland hospital with 230 beds and treatment spaces, a larger emergency department, residential aged-care beds and healthcare-worker accommodation.

    • $850 million taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge

    ABC News · published 22 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Fund meningococcal B vaccination for infants and Year 10 students, with catch-up programs for young children and people aged 15 to 19.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
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Liberal

$850m West Gippsland hospital, free MenB vaccination and repeal of the GP tax

  • Costed measure

    Invest $850 million in a new West Gippsland hospital with 230 beds and treatment spaces, a larger emergency department, residential aged-care beds and healthcare-worker accommodation.

    • $850 million taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge

    ABC News · published 22 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Fund meningococcal B vaccination for infants and Year 10 students, with catch-up programs for young children and people aged 15 to 19.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim

Nationals

$850m West Gippsland hospital, free MenB vaccination and repeal of the GP tax

  • Costed measure

    Invest $850 million in a new West Gippsland hospital with 230 beds and treatment spaces, a larger emergency department, residential aged-care beds and healthcare-worker accommodation.

    • $850 million taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge

    ABC News · published 22 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Fund meningococcal B vaccination for infants and Year 10 students, with catch-up programs for young children and people aged 15 to 19.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 7 Dec 2025 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Abolish the state payroll-tax treatment described by the Coalition as a health or GP tax.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Shared Fed/State 3 claims

Roads, public transport, major projects and freight networks within Victoria.

Shared Coalition policy

$5bn roads program, regional Fair Share Guarantee and a pause on the SRL

  • Costed measure

    Invest $5 billion over four years in road maintenance, establish Better Roads Victoria and target one million potholes.

    • $5 billion taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • over four years

    ABC News · published 12 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Guarantee that 25 per cent of all new Victorian government infrastructure expenditure is allocated to regional Victoria.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 21 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Pause the Suburban Rail Loop as part of the Coalition’s reprioritisation of infrastructure and budget spending.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

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Liberal

$5bn roads program, regional Fair Share Guarantee and a pause on the SRL

  • Costed measure

    Invest $5 billion over four years in road maintenance, establish Better Roads Victoria and target one million potholes.

    • $5 billion taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • over four years

    ABC News · published 12 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Guarantee that 25 per cent of all new Victorian government infrastructure expenditure is allocated to regional Victoria.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 21 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Pause the Suburban Rail Loop as part of the Coalition’s reprioritisation of infrastructure and budget spending.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

Nationals

$5bn roads program, regional Fair Share Guarantee and a pause on the SRL

  • Costed measure

    Invest $5 billion over four years in road maintenance, establish Better Roads Victoria and target one million potholes.

    • $5 billion taxpayer funded
    • Uncosted pledge
    • over four years

    ABC News · published 12 July 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

  • Pledge

    Guarantee that 25 per cent of all new Victorian government infrastructure expenditure is allocated to regional Victoria.

    Liberal Victoria (joint Liberal–Nationals statement) · published 21 May 2026 · verified 1 Aug 2026

1 more claim
  • Pledge

    Pause the Suburban Rail Loop as part of the Coalition’s reprioritisation of infrastructure and budget spending.

    The Nationals Victoria · verified 1 Aug 2026

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