Sourced positions
Each position is the member's own stated view or vote, supported by the listed sources. The badge says what kind of source backs it — official record (Hansard, a parliament, a government or an electoral commission), own statement (their own site or their party's), news report (journalism or a third-party organisation) or encyclopedia. That is a statement about the evidence, not about how much we believe it. This page records public statements and conduct only — see methodology.
Economy & tax own statement
Theresa Slater says "The monopoly that Coles and Woolworth have leads them to be completely in charge of how we all shop and what we van afford", and that they "continue to boast record profits" while "replacing young people's first jobs by adding so much self service".
Welfare & social services own statement
Theresa Slater says federal changes to the NDIS are "aiming to push more and more expectations and funding onto the states", and that people "without adequate disability supports will mean a likely increase on pressure for an already under funded public and allied health space".
Workplace & industrial relations own statement
Theresa Slater asks "Why cant health and allied health get a real offer from the government?" and says "The work of Allied health professionals deserves recognition and respect, not a rushed bargaining agreement before caretaker mode for the election makes it grind to a halt".
Gender & LGBTQ+ policy own statement
On Wear it Purple day, Theresa Slater says "Representation and visuality showing support is a key factor" in assisting young LGTBQIA+ people "in navigating their own journey", and that "studies show it can have huge impact on improving mental health outcomes".
Integrity & anti-corruption own statement
Theresa Slater says corporations' "profits should not be protected by government policies that they influence through 'donations'".
Housing & planning own statement
Names housing insecurity as a core campaign priority: "We're building a grassroots campaign that listens to you and advocates for real action on housing, healthcare and our precious environment."
Health own statement
Says her campaign advocates "real action on housing, healthcare and our precious environment".
Education own statement
Theresa Slater says teachers "deserve to not have to fight to get a fair deal", that "Victorian teachers are the lowest paid and are asking for an increase in line with the cost of living", and that supporting them "directly impacts your children's futures".
Transport & infrastructure own statement
Responding to a proposal "to increase the speed limit on the highway between Geelong and Melbourne", Theresa Slater says "we should instead a) fix the road conditions and b) increase the availability and reliability of public transport options".
Energy own statement
Theresa Slater says "its not ok for more offshore or new gas projects to be approved", that "we need to invest in reusable power options and not cave to the pressure of big gas companies", and calls to "tax the gas company's for what they earn now and no new gas or coal projects".
Environment & water own statement
Campaigns on climate action and environmental protection as one of her three main priorities, calling for action on "our precious environment".
Record last updated 2026-10-27.