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Major policy shifts scored 0–100 by our analysis engine. Higher scores indicate larger contradictions with prior positions or party policy.

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  Angus Taylor

  Liberal Party · Other · 9 Jun 2026

  91

  Taylor claimed electricity prices rose 28% under Labor. ABS and AER data show the actual increase was closer to 14-18% depending on the state, with wholesale prices declining in the most recent quarte…

  Now Under Labor, electricity prices are up 28%. Australians are paying more for less reliable power.

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  Mr Tony Burke

  Australian Labor Party · Other · 9 Jun 2026

  45

  Burke claimed IR reforms deliver "fair wages," but real wage growth remained below inflation for most of the period following the Secure Jobs Better Pay Act implementation.

  Now Fair wages for fair work. That's what our industrial relations reforms deliver.

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  Anthony Albanese

  Australian Labor Party · Other · 9 Jun 2026

  82

  Albanese committed to a 43% emissions reduction by 2030, but subsequent statements softened the timeline and emphasized "balancing" with economic growth, suggesting the commitment may be aspirational …

  Now We are committed to reducing emissions by 43% by 2030. This is a responsible target that balances economic growth with e

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  Angus Taylor

  Liberal Party · Other · 9 Jun 2026

  75

  Taylor claimed climate targets would "destroy jobs," but employment data showed clean energy sector job growth outpacing fossil fuel job losses during the same period.

  Now The government's climate targets will destroy jobs and push up energy prices. We need a balanced approach that protects

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