Where the Jacqui Lambie Network stands — platform positions
7 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.
Economic nationalism party platform
Campaigns under "Make Australia Make Again" to restart and back Australian manufacturing, strengthen foreign investment rules, diversify trading partners so no single country controls Australia's fate, and maintain sovereign capability in core industries such as steelmaking.
Foreign policy & aid party platform
States foreign interference has no place in Australia's parliament, raises concerns about donors linked to the Chinese Communist Party buying access and influence, has called for a Senate inquiry into China's influence, and has pushed for lower disclosure thresholds on political donations.
Integrity & anti-corruption party platform
Supports a federal anti-corruption watchdog, criticises inadequately regulated lobbyists and the "revolving door" between ministerial office and lobbying, and highlights concerns about undisclosed "dark money" in political donations.
Housing & planning party platform
States it secured redirection of Tasmanian housing debt relief funds into homelessness services and public housing, and proposes preventing foreign nationals from buying Australian houses for three years while cutting red tape to boost housing supply.
Health party platform
Opposes a proposed cap on allied health services for veterans, stating treatment should be based on clinical need rather than annual funding caps, consistent with the findings of the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide.
Education party platform
Calls for TAFE facilities and course structures to be overhauled to address skills shortages and better align training with industry needs.
Energy party platform
Supports Tasmania retaining state ownership of Hydro Tasmania and expanding pumped hydro storage and a second Bass Strait interconnector cable to increase clean energy export capacity and generate revenue for public services.
Compare with other parties: Economic nationalism · Foreign policy & aid · Integrity & anti-corruption · Housing & planning · Health · Education · Energy.
Who donates to the Jacqui Lambie Network?
Disclosed total: $205,000 AUD · 3 disclosed donor(s)
AEC detailed receipts (donations above the disclosure threshold only). Party-owned entities and branch transfers appear tagged.
| Donor | Amount (AUD) |
|---|---|
| Minerals Council of Australia industry body The Minerals Council of Australia (MCA) is the national industry association representing companies in the mining and mining-services sector, undertaking policy advocacy on behalf of Australia's minerals industry. | $125,000 |
| Ian Melrose | $60,000 |
| The Manufacturing Division union The Manufacturing Division (the CFMEU Manufacturing Division, formerly the Forestry and Furnishing Products Division) is the trade-union division representing workers in the timber/forestry, furnishing, pulp and paper, and textile/clothing/footwear industries. | $20,000 |
Source: AEC Transparency Register
Political compass placement
Economic -2, social +3 (low confidence) — researched party-level placement, not a score computed from this database. Populist and pragmatic rather than ideological: welfare, veterans and working-class advocacy suggest a mild economic-left lean, while border-security and law-and-order stances trend socially conservative. The least certain placement on the chart.
Members & candidates on record
- Jacqui Lambie — Jacqui Lambie Network · Senate · TAS · incumbent