The party pledges to boost police numbers and increase penalties for young offenders, saying it would fund the changes by scrapping the Suburban Rail Loop and Victoria's Treaty.
One Nation Victoria 2026 Platform: Policy Breakdown
Warren Pickering unveiled One Nation’s Victorian election platform at Crown Melbourne, putting crime, energy costs, and tax relief at the centre of the campaign. The policy commitments are funded by scrapping the Suburban Rail Loop and pulling state treaty spending.
Liberals criticise ‘unimpressive and underwhelming’ rail loop plan as Victorian premier pushes ahead after hinting at pause
A day after suggesting other projects were more important to Victorians, Ben Carroll says train line will go ahead but at a slightly reduced cost
Police, prisons and human rights – Victorian Socialists
‘Law and order’ politics fills prisons without addressing root causes. We’ll redirect police budget increases into public housing, youth and social services.
Victorian opposition pledges to toughen bail and sentencing laws
The Victorian opposition has pledged to expand the government's "adult time for violent crime" laws and introduce a "one-strike" bail rule that would see re-offenders automatically denied bail.
One Nation policy profile — Australian Election Tracker
Explore One Nation policy positions across all 15 Victorian election issues, with source links and costed measures.
Carroll pledges random search powers for police to crack down on knife crime
The premier will go to November’s state election promising to introduce “Jack’s Law” – new search powers for police that have already been backed by the Coalition.
Policies - One Nation Victoria
One Nation Policies on Issues Affecting Australia and Australians today.
Policies – Victorian Socialists
Our full policy platform for the 2026 state election. These policies were developed in consultation with Victorian Socialists members across the state.
2026 Victorian Election
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Victorian State Election November 28th 2026 - Vote Climate One
The disturbing rise of One Nation has radically changed the Australian political landscape. Vote Climate One is now forced to overhaul our strategic preferencing advice, not just federally, but for this state election as well. We now have the threat of the Liberal Party preferencing One Nation and a potential coalition between One Nation and …
Community Safety - Platform | The Australian Greens
Labor and the Liberals' approach to crime clearly isn't working. Despite Victoria having more police than any other state, people don't feel any safer. We need a different approach.
Launching the 2026 State Election Fighting Fund! – Victorian Socialists
This November, Victorian Socialists will run candidates across Victoria in the biggest campaign we've ever mounted. We've launched the State Election Fighting Fund to raise $250,000 from members and supporters — a major contribution to what will be a massive electoral effort. We want to hit that target before the end of September.
One Nation surge creates headache for the Coalition in Victoria's east
Opposition Leader Jess Wilson has campaigned in Gippsland this week, hoping to lure back voters who are turning towards a surging One Nation.
Victorian Liberals promise to slash surgery waitlist while Labor backs land tax cuts
The major parties are ramping up their election campaigns in Victoria, as the Coalition vows to halve elective surgery wait times and Labor promises to reverse course on land tax.
‘A leaf out of the Mamdani playbook’: Greens kick off campaign with public supermarket plan
The Victorian Greens are banking on bold, populist policies – including a multimillion-dollar plan for publicly owned supermarkets – to capture inner-city seats at November’s state election.
Royal commission into Victorian construction sector could boost Labor’s chances at state election, expert says
Commission promised by new premier would be an ‘important signal’ for voters that the government was acting on alleged corruption
