👍 Fair GO - OUR CAMPAIGNS

Government must stop spending money we don’t have. The unwanted Suburban Rail Loop should be scrapped, and funding redirected to hospitals, schools, protecting children, and roads—where it’s actually needed.

House prices and rents are being driven up by the Government’s refusal to rezone land. Red tape must be cut to allow more homes to be built—making both buying and renting more affordable.

The Government is in denial about Victoria’s rising crime. Police need the powers restored to protect the community, and Victoria Police should operate independently of Government control.

Advocate for stronger vetting and monitoring of all adult carers, ensuring they are properly qualified and fit to care for children. Mandatory reporting, regular checks, and swift intervention to protect children from abuse in the home, school and unsafe environments.

The Government is wasting billions on unwanted projects like the Suburban Rail Loop. That money should be redirected immediately to fix ambulance ramping and rebuild our crumbling hospitals.

The Government destroyed thousands of Victorian businesses during the pandemic—and continues to damage commerce with anti-business policies. Small businesses must be supported and promoted to create jobs.

Protect Victoria’s environment by keeping bays and waterways clean, reducing pollution, and safeguarding wildlife with practical measures that preserve our green spaces for current and future generations. We will also ensure Victoria’s natural attractions remain accessible and welcoming to all.

The Government should be maintaining our roads—not wasting billions on rail projects we don’t want or need. If cars must be roadworthy, then roads must be car-worthy.

Poker machines are designed to addict and disproportionately target the poorest in our community. They should not be allowed to operate in Victoria unless the Government can guarantee they won’t cause harm.

Corruption in Victoria must be taken seriously, with politicians and bureaucrats facing jail time when they deliberately break the law.

Daniel Andrews and his wife, Catherine Kesik, broke multiple laws on the day their car struck and nearly killed a 15-year-old boy. No one is above the law—charges must be laid against the former Premier.