27 July 2026·20 July – 27 July
Policy Blog: Energy Policy Discussions
This week, energy policy discussions dominate the political landscape as rising costs impact Australian households.
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Australian Labor Party
Labor’s current settings include the Housing Australia Future Fund for social/affordable supply, the Australian Government 5% Deposit Scheme (expanded from Oct 2025 with no place/income caps but price caps), Help to Buy shared equity, and Commonwealth Rent Assistance for eligible payment recipients.
Australian Labor Party
Increase social and affordable housing supply, support first-home buyers, and reform planning to deliver more homes.
Australian Greens
Implement nationwide rent caps, build more public and community housing, and reform negative gearing.
Liberal Party of Australia
Liberal platform material emphasises increasing housing supply through planning and approval reform, supporting first-home buyers, and relying primarily on private construction rather than large public build funds.
Pauline Hanson's One Nation
One Nation’s stated housing stance centres on reducing immigration demand and restricting foreign property ownership. Detailed positions on CRA, Help to Buy or HAFF are not recorded as distinct mechanisms in our database.
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