Who Gives a Vote tracks what every side is saying — not to endorse any of it, but so you can see it in one place. Below are this week’s media releases from Labor, the Coalition (LNP, Liberal and Nationals), the Greens and One Nation, each summarised in the party’s own framing with a link to the original. These are the parties’ own claims, not verified facts — read them together and make up your own mind.
Labor (ALP)
- Over 26,000 new energy apprenticeships (19 Jul) — Labor says its clean-energy skills push has delivered more than 26,000 new energy apprenticeships for Australia’s growing renewable industries. Read the release
- Strengthening actions against Islamophobia (18 Jul) — Labor says the Albanese Government is strengthening measures to counter Islamophobia. Read the release
The Coalition
- Address on immigration policy (21 Jul) — a federal Liberal delivered an address to the Robert Menzies Institute on “the conditions for a successful immigration policy”. Read the release
The Greens
- NT child safety laws ignore expert warnings (22 Jul) — The Greens say the Northern Territory Government’s child protection reforms ignore expert warnings and will do nothing to keep vulnerable children safer. Read the release
- KPMG raking it in on multimillion-dollar contracts (22 Jul) — The Greens criticise the volume of multimillion-dollar government consulting contracts going to KPMG, citing new biannual government data. Read the release
- Labor can no longer ignore a gas export tax (20 Jul) — The Greens are calling for a gas export tax, saying pressure is building inside Labor for multinational gas corporations to pay their fair share. Read the release
One Nation
- The uncertain future with AI (17 Jul) — One Nation says Australians must set the agenda on how artificial intelligence is used in Australia. Read the release
- Tasmania state registration update (17 Jul) — One Nation says its Tasmanian branch is building momentum with a new state executive, strong polling and member engagement. Read the release
- ‘Fire the Liar’ campaign hits $5 million (17 Jul) — One Nation says its “Fire the Liar” fundraising campaign has reached $5 million from almost 79,000 donors. Read the release
A note on balance: Labor governs federally and the LNP governs Queensland, while the federal Coalition (Liberals and Nationals) sits in opposition — so government releases lean toward announcements and opposition releases lean toward critique. Seeing all sides together is the point.