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Where Australia's Voice stands — platform positions

3 position(s), each sourced exclusively from the party's own published materials (websites, platform documents, white papers) — never from media coverage. Where the party's own materials don't state a position, nothing is shown.

Foreign policy & aid party platform

Calls for AUKUS to be scrapped, citing its cost (put at $368 billion), the diminishing of Australian sovereignty by tying defence strategy to US interests, nuclear waste risks given Australia's lack of infrastructure to manage it, and the secrecy of its negotiation; favours a self-reliant defence force with sovereign satellite capability and greater diplomatic and economic engagement with Indo-Pacific neighbours.

Integrity & anti-corruption party platform

Calls to cut politicians' perks, freeze MP pay rises, and reduce taxpayer-funded travel allowances, vehicles and exit payouts for parliamentarians.

Housing & planning party platform

Proposes limiting negative gearing and reducing the capital gains tax discount from 50% to 25% (phased down 5% per year over five years), stating this would raise funds for social housing and curb rising rents.

Compare with other parties: Foreign policy & aid · Integrity & anti-corruption · Housing & planning.

Who donates to Australia's Voice?

Disclosed total: $40,000 AUD · 1 disclosed donor(s)

AEC detailed receipts (donations above the disclosure threshold only). Party-owned entities and branch transfers appear tagged.

DonorAmount (AUD)
Michael Ravbar$40,000

Source: AEC Transparency Register

Political compass placement

Economic -3, social -4 (low confidence) — researched party-level placement, not a score computed from this database. Founded 2024 by ex-Labor senator Fatima Payman on a progressive-reform platform (housing, education, tax) more pragmatic than the Greens; socially progressive, built around Palestinian-statehood recognition and conscience votes. New party with little legislative record, so placement is low-confidence.

Members & candidates on record

All 1 in the A–Z index