Deals with the Greens | It Won't Be Easy Under Albanese

“We are only a few hundred votes away from kicking Scott Morrison out and putting the Greens in balance of power.”

(Adam Bandt, Greens Media Release, 15/09/21)

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Anthony Albanese is too weak to stand up to the Greens, to the unions, or for Australia’s national interest.

In 2010, when Albanese was a key member of Labor’s leadership team, Labor struck a power sharing agreement to form government with the Greens.

Labor is positioning for another deal with the Greens in the event of a hung parliament.

Labor would also be relying on the Greens' support in the Senate.

That means the Greens will push Labor to adopt their policies, which include:

New taxes – on housing, incomes, energy, family businesses and inheritances
Halving the Defence budget
Scrapping the AUKUS agreement
Closing joint military facilities
Adopting a 700% renewable energy target
Abolishing the private health insurance rebate
Abolish Australia's successful border protection regime

(Sources: The Greens Policy Platform, Media Release, 2/4/20, Media Release, 27/3/21)

A clear choice

Labor government

Our Government

5.7%

(Sept 13)

Unemployment

4.0%

(Mar 22)

12.7%

(Sep 13)

Youth Unemployment (15-24)

8.3%

(Mar 22)

16.5%

(June 13)

Welfare Dependency

15.6%

(June 21)

$21,247

(2013-14)

Income tax on $90,000 Income

$18,217

(2021-22)

30%

Small Business Tax Rate

25%

12.9%

(Dec 07 to Sept 13)

Electricity Price Increase
(Average Annual)*

0.4%

(Sep 13 to Dec 21)

*Australia-wide figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics

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