All policies
Rebuilding the economy
Australia sold the assets, offshored the industries, and now borrows foreign capital to build the infrastructure it once built itself.
This is the most worked-through part of the plan: a public bank like the old Commonwealth, an Infrastructure Bank funded by bonds issued at home, a full rebuild of the tax system, and an end to the State and Federal duplication costing taxpayers billions every year.
Taxation
The full tax rebuild — seven components, from income tax to stemming the leakage of company profits offshore.
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Monetary Policy
Government infrastructure bonds, issued through an Infrastructure Bank run by the RBA with Treasury, to fund sovereign assets.
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Capital Markets
Close the 15 per cent accelerated capital raising loophole that lets boards dilute existing shareholders on smaller ASX companies.
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Public Bank & Insurance Office
Reinstate a public bank, like the old Commonwealth. Branches stay open, cash stays accessible, and home loans can be fixed for up to 25 years.
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Infrastructure Bank & Military Apprenticeship Scheme
Build and own our own infrastructure. Fund it by issuing bonds at home instead of relying on foreign capital.
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Industry Development
Guarantee primary producers the right to bargain collectively with Coles and Woolworths. Make data centres build their own power and water.
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Voluntary Superannuation
Make super voluntary and take it as wages instead. Thirty-four years of compulsory super and half of retirees are still on the full pension.
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Streamline the Bureaucracy
A Federation Convention to end the duplication between State and Federal government. Australia does not need two education departments.
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The rest of the plan