House ownership has been declining for decades, with many people no longer believing they'll ever own a home. Saving for a deposit takes a first home buyer around 11.5 years, and in that time housing has gone up drastically. So what are the plans for housing affordability that the different parties are promising? What will the Liberals, Labor, Greens, or One Nation, do to help you afford a house? Well here are some policy comparisons for you!  

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Climate change is one of the biggest issues, if not THE biggest issue of this election. But what will the different political parties do about climate change? What will the Liberals/Nationals, Labor, Greens, and One Nation want to do and what are their policies? Here's a handy comparison to help you before you go to vote! Australia's gas emissions have actually been rising overall - so if this is important to you, share and help people know before the election happens on May 21st!  

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What are the different parties' stances on a Federal ICAC? What will Liberals, Labor, Greens, or One Nation do to tackle government corruption? Here's a quick policy comparison for you to understand what policies are for the better known parties. Who wants to establish an anti-corruption watchdog and who doesn't?  

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What do the different political parties stand for? What are the major, minor, and micro parties promising this election? Well here is a few dot points for EVERY SINGLE FEDERALLY REGISTERED POLITICAL PARTY IN AUSTRALIA! Some are very straight forward and some have vast and complex policy platforms that I could only fit a fraction of in this episode.  

This is a summary of a few key issues - without any commentary on whether those policies are good, bad, or even practical. It's entirely up to you, the voter, to be informed and express your opinion as you see fit at the ballot. Also, just because I mention an idea or policy for a group of parties doesn't mean other parties don't also agree with it - a lot needs to be removed for the sake of time.  

If you think I've missed a party: no I haven't. You're thinking of a state registered party, one that doesn't exist anymore, or one that changed its name. I assure you, I was thorough! I even briefly explain Teal Independents, even though they're not a political party.  

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Auspol Explained would like to acknowledge the Whadjuk Nyoongar people and their Elders as the owners and custodians of the Land that the video was filmed and edited on. This Land was stolen and never ceded. It always was and always will be Aboriginal Land.

Who is a better economic manager out of Labor or Liberal? Who has higher taxes? Does Labor spend a lot more than Liberals? Well, instead of having a subjective opinion - let's examine 50 years of data to help you understand how to better examine the shifts in taxes, economic growth, spending, debt, and unemployment, and what the figures, trends, and averages actually are. If Labor spends more - we'll be able to find the cold, hard, figures, and see. If Liberals spend less, we can measure it through spending to GDP.  

Reminder: it's up to you to decide who you want to vote for and I'm not trying to promote/disendorse anyone, just providing you information to better understand the topic of economic management and how people judge it.  

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Unsure who to vote for and don't know where to start? Here's some basics for figuring out on your own terms how parties align with your interests - and start learning who to support. I won't tell you who that is, or suggest any party to vote for, that decision is entirely up to you.  

Resources mentioned in this episode include: 

ABC Vote compass: https://votecompass.abc.net.au/  

They Vote For You:  https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/

ISideWith: https://au.isidewith.com/ 

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How do you vote in an election? Well! Here's a 7 step guide from finding a polling place, to how to fill in a ballot for the House of Representatives and the Senate, and why the two are different. I'll also explain the basics of preferential voting - so you know how your vote works, why you should vote for who you want to, and how you can't throw your vote away!  

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What are the differences between the minor parties? If you're considering voting for a minor party, which one? While there are many, I've chosen to compare Adam Bandt's voting record with Pauline Hanson's and Craig Kelly's to show you the difference between a left wing and right wing minor party voting record, and also show you how you can learn more information about members of parliament and what they've stood for! These are minor parties that run candidates in all/nearly all electorates - so haven't included ones that stand in just specific states.  You can do your own voting record comparison of your local member here:  https://theyvoteforyou.org.au/

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What's the difference between Scott Morrison and Anthony Albanese? Who should you vote for out of Labor or Liberal in the 2022 federal election? I'll compare their voting records to demonstrate what the two major parties have voted for in the past so you can see what they stand for, not just what they say they'll do. While there are plenty of similarities between the major parties (they do want to appeal to as many people as possible after all) there are some differences. This one's really important for helping people figure out who they want to vote for - so if it helped you, share it around! Though do note: this is just about their previous voting record - and won't necessarily be an exact reflection of their election policies, but will help you frame them in context with their track record.  

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First time voters will determine who wins this election - but only if they enrol now: https://aec.gov.au/enrol/

You have until 18th of April - 8pm sharp.

This is your chance to change the future.