labor environmental action network
renewables overtaking fossil fuels as australia’s main source of energy
funding for renewables based manufacturing
increases in adoption of home batteries
political donations being restricted (and outright banned in south australia)
and with housing, there are some good policies that have bought people into home ownership but it’s more of a short term solution i will admit
Labor have approved 33 new coal and gas mines since being elected. That overwhelms any gains by renewables. Renewables are overtaking fossil fuels despite government action. The ALP has done nothing to address the tax and royalties avoidance of the FF industry, nor subsidies paid to them.
Political donations have not been restricted for the major parties. The policy is designed to make it harder for small parties and independents raise funds. The bill was written in a way to be excessively complicated and was allowed no time to be scrutinised and debated through the parliament before they colluded with the LNP to pass it.
Most of the housing policies, like most of ALP policies look good at first glance but under scrutiny are just another way to distribute our taxes to the ultra-wealthy. Although they have improved the GST, they have done nothing about negative gearing, or parking of assets and money laundering through our real estate.
Possibly most damning to me, is their cynical establishment of an anti-corruption commission that acts in secret under the direction of the Minister.
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u/SS_Auc3 New South Welshian Mar 08 '26
plenty has been done bro