Federal promises
What they're promising: Federal
16 promises for federal politics, each quoted from the parties' and candidates' own Facebook and Instagram ads. Pick a topic to see every side's promises next to each other.
Promises by topic
How many different promises each side has advertised on each topic. A blank means they haven't advertised one, not that they have no policy.
| Topic | Labor | Liberal | Nationals | Minor parties |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Education | 4 | – | – | 1 |
Labor: most advertised promises
6 promises in all. These are the ones repeated across the most ads.
Free tafe
As long as there is a Labor Government, Free TAFE is here to stay.
School funding
It’s an extra $3.5 billion over the next decade.
Prac payments
The Albanese Labor Government is now expanding it to continue building the health workforce Australia needs.
Early childhood education
Labor’s 3 Day Guarantee means every child can access at least three days of subsidised early learning each week.
Health advice calls
Available 24/7, the service connects you with a registered nurse who can provide advice and help direct you to the right care.
Student artwork projection
Artworks will form part of an animated projection that will be on display in early 2027.
Liberal: most advertised promises
5 promises in all. These are the ones repeated across the most ads.
Immigration cuts
The Liberals and Nationals will deliver the largest cut to immigration in our history.
Temporary visa holders
The Coalition has committed to reducing the overall stock of temporary visa holders by 650,000 people over a four year period.
Hospital funding
Brad and the Victorian Liberals have announced a $10 million commitment to deliver new MRI and CT facilities at Sandy Hospital.
Red tape
The Liberals and Nationals will reduce red tape by 25%.
Small business tax
The Liberals and Nationals are going to repeal—get rid of—Labor's toxic new tax.
Nationals: most advertised promises
4 promises in all. These are the ones repeated across the most ads.
Defence spending
The Coalition has committed to invest at least 3 per cent of GDP in defence, as compared with the 2 per cent currently being spent.
Fuel excise
Save motorists 27 cents per litre when triggered.
Housing infrastructure
Invest $5 billion in housing infrastructure.
Instant asset write-off
Permanent $50,000 instant asset write-off.
Minor parties: most advertised promises
1 promise in all. These are the ones repeated across the most ads.
Educator wages
Provide ongoing funding for educator pay rises.
Every topic
Quotes are taken from the text and video of 14 ads by AI, then grouped by what they're about. A party's full platform is on its own website; this shows what they choose to pay to tell voters. How this works.