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)
- Free TAFE enrolments pass 800,000 (13 Jul) — Labor says its fee-free TAFE program has topped 800,000 enrolments, framing it as delivering the skills employers need. Read the release
- $10k incentives for 32,000 apprentice tradies (12 Jul) — the government says 32,000 new apprentices are being backed by $10,000 incentives to help build more homes. Read the release
The Coalition
- Opposition leader’s address to the Sydney Institute (9 Jul) — the federal Liberal leader used a Sydney Institute address to set out the Opposition’s economic and policy case against Labor. Read the release
The Greens
- Opposes Australia–India nuclear deal (9 Jul) — the Greens say the deal would help India expand its nuclear-weapons stockpile and undercuts Labor’s non-proliferation stance. Read the release
- ‘Millennials worse off than parents’ (9 Jul) — citing their Senate housing-inequity inquiry, the Greens argue younger Australians are the first generation worse off than their parents. Read the release
One Nation
- Uranium exports vs domestic nuclear ban (13 Jul) — One Nation criticises Australia exporting uranium while banning nuclear power at home, calling it energy hypocrisy. Read the release
- ‘Labor’s housing crisis is driving up rents’ (13 Jul) — the party blames Labor’s housing policy for rising rents. 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.