We live in a rich state, yet resources are unevenly shared. We want to tax the wealth of the billionaires and banks. This wealth should fund essential services.
Make power affordable and sustainable – Victorian Socialists
Energy is essential infrastructure. We’re fighting for a public takeover to immediately cap electricity and gas bills, and transition to renewables sources.
Our universities are not for profit – Victorian Socialists
Higher education should run for students and staff, not for profit. We’re fighting to ensure revenue goes to secure jobs, and abolishing fees and student debt.
Put politicians on worker's wage – Victorian Socialists
Politicians should live more like the rest of us. We’ll fight to cap MPs' wages at $96,000 (a sixth-year nurse’s wage) and end their perks.
How we will pay for our plans | The Australian Greens
We can make life affordable by making big corporations pay their fair share.
Yeah, We're Going to Have to Tax the Middle Class
Fix the health crisis – Victorian Socialists
Healthcare should be universal and free, not for profit. We’re fighting for fully funded public health and the expansion of free community health clinics.
Victorian Labor
Wealth that’s dug up in regional Victoria should stay in regional Victoria to fund schools, hospitals and roads.
Get the Money out of Politics
There’s a really simple way of ensuring that politics belongs to the people, not to the ultra-rich.
Why We Need to Confront the Billionaires’ Paradise
The UBS/PwC report on the “new Gilded Age” of the billionaire class, and the Paradise Papers reveal ways corporations and the ultrawealthy avoid taxes.
How to not spend it
It is tough for a small democracy to run the world’s biggest sovereign-wealth fund
Jordan van den Lamb – Victorian Socialists
Melbourne is run for the rich. Property developers, banks and big corporations make a killing while working-class people are forced to choose between housing, food and healthcare.
Tax the big banks | The Australian Greens
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