No to nuclear-powered submarines
Australia should buy advanced diesel-electric submarines that can operate submerged for weeks instead of spending $100 billion on nuclear submarines.
Off-the-shelf subs would save $70 billion
Advanced off-the-shelf diesel-electric submarines can operate fully submerged for weeks – there is no need for an expensive bespoke Australian submarine.
$40 billion tank madness
Australia should buy long-range anti-ship missiles instead of more tanks. Tanks are a bad way to defend Australia.
Labor sells out to the top 10%
In abandoning reforms to negative gearing, capital gains tax and tax cuts for the wealthy, Labor has sold out to the wealthiest and most privileged in Australia at the expense of those …
Launched: our thousands of affordable new homes plan
House prices are spiraling are out of control, affordable housing is scarce, over 478,000 low and very low income households across Australia are in unaffordable rental housing, 100,000 Australians are …
Thousands of affordable new homes
Our plan for 200,000 new affordable homes, tax reform, loan caps and tenants rights.
Is Australia up for a fuel cell submarine?
According to the ABC the off-the-shelf TKMS Type 214 submarine is being considered as an “interim solution” while we wait for the bespoke Attack Class submarine. That would be welcome – a rare case of common-sense breaking out! Like the Scorpène we have …
Our self-reliant self-defence plan released
Our defence plan is affordable, coherent, and practical. It would shift the ADF focus from fighting wars far from our shores to countering the actual threats Australia now faces. Australia …
Our plan for a strong and independent defence force that costs $100 billion less than the government’s plan.
