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Topics are assigned during statement analysis and linked to party platform policies. Statements tagged as Other are also matched by content keywords. Use this page to trace how parties and members engage with economy policy areas.

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Party platform policies

Australian Labor Party

Cost of living

Labor has delivered energy bill relief payments, PBS medicine price cuts, and redesigned Stage 3 tax cuts weighted toward lower and middle incomes. Fair Work Act settings and annual wage reviews affect award wages.

Australian Labor Party

Cost of Living Relief

Deliver targeted cost-of-living measures including energy bill relief, cheaper medicines, and tax cuts for working Australians.

Australian Labor Party

Tax and superannuation

Current Labor settings include the Super Guarantee rising toward 12%, Payday Super timing reforms, existing contribution caps, and the redesigned Stage 3 personal income tax cuts. Age Pension income and assets tests remain separate Centrelink rules.

Liberal Party of Australia

Cost of living

The Liberal Party’s recorded platform emphasises lower personal and business taxes, spending restraint, and cheaper energy through a broader mix including gas and nuclear.

Liberal Party of Australia

Economic Responsibility

Pursue lower taxes, reduced government spending, and policies to support small business and private sector growth.

Liberal Party of Australia

Small Business Support

Reduce red tape, lower compliance costs, and incentivise investment in Australian small and medium enterprises.

Liberal Party of Australia

Tax and superannuation

Liberal platform language emphasises lower income taxes and resisting measures seen as punishing self-funded retirees or higher super balances.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Cost of living

One Nation links cost-of-living pressure to immigration levels, fuel taxes and energy policy. Detailed Commonwealth payment or tax-cut schedules for households are limited in our recorded rows.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Cost of Living Relief

Cut fuel excise, reduce power prices, and oppose policies that increase household energy and grocery costs.

Pauline Hanson's One Nation

Tax and superannuation

One Nation opposes additional taxes on superannuation and retirees, maintaining that no new super taxes should be introduced.

United Australia Party

Economic Recovery

Stimulate growth through tax relief, infrastructure spending, and support for Australian manufacturing.

United Australia Party

Job Creation

Incentivise employers to hire Australians first and reduce reliance on temporary visa labour.

Recent statements

Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is 👇🏽 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the prosp…

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Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the prospect…

Twitter/XOfficial source31 minutes ago
Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. 🍏 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the prospe…

Twitter/XOfficial source32 minutes ago
Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. 👇🏽 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the pros…

Twitter/XOfficial source32 minutes ago
Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. 👇🏽 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the pros…

Twitter/XOfficial source32 minutes ago
Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. 👇🏽 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the pros…

Twitter/XOfficial source32 minutes ago
Dave Sharma

Even Labor MPs realise how bad the economy is. 👇🏽 “Albanese government MPs are voicing unease over the pros…

Twitter/XOfficial source32 minutes ago
Anne Ruston

Government spending is at a 40-year high outside the pandemic, fuelling inflation and cost of living pressure.…

Twitter/XOfficial source2 days ago
Angus Taylor

Australia is on track for its worst decade of productivity growth on record. Under Labor, productivity has fa…

Twitter/XOfficial source2 days ago
Malcolm Roberts

I asked Finance Minister Katy Gallagher’s about a critical issue affecting every working Australian: falling p…

Twitter/XOfficial source5 days ago
Clare O'Neil

Barnaby, we know you’re not Jesus Christ. We’re not asking for miracles. We’re asking One Nation to explain…

Twitter/XOfficial source5 days ago
Jim Chalmers

Thanks to @Chartered_Accts for the opportunity to join @andrewjgiles to help launch your new report on the fut…

Twitter/XOfficial source6 days ago
Jim Chalmers

New projections from the Intergenerational Report show how important superannuation is in delivering a decent…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy7 days ago
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Angus Taylor

For small and family businesses, the last thing they need is another complicated toxic tax hanging over their…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceTax7 days ago
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Andrew Leigh

If your boss wants to keep you, better pay and conditions beat a non-compete clause. We’re banning unfair non-…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy7 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

I trust Australians to decide how their own money can help them most. One Nation’s voluntary three per cent…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy7 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

The Albanese government’s reckless May budget is an anchor on our economy, overtaxing productive Australians t…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Ralph Babet

The biggest problem we face is government and the bureaucracy it creates. Prosperity doesn’t come from politic…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Andrew Leigh

Right now, cartels that raise prices are illegal, but cartels that lower wages aren’t. We’re changing that. AB…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Jim Chalmers

We’re releasing the Intergenerational Report on 21 September at @ourANU It’s a really important snapshot of…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Anthony Albanese

We're holding big tech to account and giving Australians more power over their feeds. https://t.co/tDifjrprsq

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Jim Chalmers

Whether it’s One Nation, the Liberals or the Nationals, they are now indistinguishable from each other when it…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Labor lost a safe seat to One Nation in Western Australia. Instead of asking why voters abandoned them, Labor…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy8 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

One Nation supports fair trade, not free trade. The EU-Australia Free Trade Agreement is a sellout driven by g…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy9 days ago
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Malcolm Roberts

I questioned Ms Owen - the Inspector-General of Taxation - about the alarming Supreme Court of Queensland judg…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceTax9 days ago
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Andrew Leigh

Non-competes can trap workers and hobble start-ups. We’re changing the rules so talent can move. ABC Sydney in…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy9 days ago
1005
Pauline Hanson

Tonight, One Nation voted against Labor’s outrageous CGT tax discount for foreign investors backing “swindle f…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceTax9 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Labor thinks superannuation is their 'national asset' to tax or use to pay off the trillion dollar debt. One…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceTax9 days ago
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Andrew Leigh

Noncompete clauses are like a padlock on opportunity. We’re banning them for workers earning under $190,100, a…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy9 days ago
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Pauline Hanson

Here's how One Nation would put more money back in your pocket while protecting the 9% contribution to superan…

Twitter/XOfficial sourceEconomy9 days ago
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Platform divergences

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