FOCUp

Australian Greens

Greens's plan to FOCUp

A team-up of Victorian Greens, NSW Greens, Queensland Greens, WA Greens, SA Greens, Tasmanian Greens, ACT Greens

Official websitePolicy platform

This platform against the 2026-27 Australia budget

359 of this party's 361 promises have a price tag worked out. Another 146 have a price but do not say which part of the budget it comes out of, so only 213 can be shown in the numbers. The remaining 2 are listed further down without a price.

Published net effect
−$30.8B
Every one of the 359 published costings, added up. Not modelled by FOCUp — this is the costing figure itself.
Effect of the modelled subset
−$304.4B
Only the 213 of 359 costed policies that map to a line in this budget, landing at -$322,338,183,000. It is a partial view and it is what the simulator below loads.
Government baseline balance
-$17,954,883,000
Balance with this platform
-$48,774,883,000
The baseline plus every published costing.

Not included in the figure above (148)

  • $1.5b for stronger environmental laws— Not tied to a budget line
  • $113 million to fund school-based programs to connect First Nations kids to country— Not tied to a budget line
  • $14 million to deliver school sessions in First Nations languages— Not tied to a budget line
  • $150 million Great Barrier Reef research and innovation fund— Not tied to a budget line
  • $3 billion to re-establish the Communications Fund— Not tied to a budget line
  • $30 million to the Tasmanian Government to support the supermarket sector— Not tied to a budget line
  • $300 million for household and community spaces recycling assistance program— Not tied to a budget line
  • $50 million over 10 years to supercharge research and development of non-lethal shark control measures— Not tied to a budget line
  • $5m to establish a National Sharks Working Group— Not tied to a budget line
  • $5m to establish a publicly accessible national database of interactions with shark control measures— Not tied to a budget line
  • 40% excess profits tax on corporations with over $100 million in turnover— Not tied to a budget line
  • A fair and progressive income tax system— Not tied to a budget line
  • Additional funding for Parks Australia— Not tied to a budget line
  • Additional funding for the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority— Not tied to a budget line
  • Agricultural demonstration program— Not tied to a budget line
  • AI in workplaces— Not tied to a budget line
  • Anti-racism training for Parliamentarians and Commonwealth employees 2— Not tied to a budget line
  • Artificial intelligence (AI) in Education— Not tied to a budget line
  • Ban cage egg production, end use of sow stalls and other cruel industrial farming practises 2— Not tied to a budget line
  • Ban export and import of greyhounds for commercial purposes 2— Not tied to a budget line
Show the other 128 excluded policies
  • Ban gambling advertising and implement the recommendations of the committee on gambling harm— Not tied to a budget line
  • Ban greyhound racing— Not tied to a budget line
  • Ban live export— Not tied to a budget line
  • Big corporations tax (banks)— Not tied to a budget line
  • Big corporations tax (coal and mining)— Not tied to a budget line
  • Budget analysis of interactions between the Greens’ election commitments— Not tied to a budget line
  • Cap CEO remuneration— Not tied to a budget line
  • Cheaper insurance in a climate crisis— Not tied to a budget line
  • Climate change and energy - electrify and repurpose LNG export terminals into hydrogen and ammonia hubs— Not tied to a budget line
  • Climate change and energy - expand the Net Zero Economy Authority— Not tied to a budget line
  • Climate change and energy - publicly owned fast-charging network— Not tied to a budget line
  • Community engagement in Indian Ocean Territories— Not tied to a budget line
  • Digital Rights Commissioner— Not tied to a budget line
  • Disability rights and services - NDIS reforms - restore sexual supports to the NDIS— No published costing (Welfare)
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - expand the Staying Home, Leaving Violence program— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - increase access to victim's compensation for victim-survivors— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - increase funding for the National Plan to End Violence Against Women— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - increase the Escaping Violence Payment— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - national toll of women killed by violence— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - research into frontline support services— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children - trauma-informed criminal justice system— Not tied to a budget line
  • End Australia's epidemic of violence against women and children – 2 new Trauma Recovery Centres— Not tied to a budget line
  • End commercial horse racing— Not tied to a budget line
  • Enhance marine parks research and monitoring— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish a Great Forest National Park in Victoria— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish a Great Koala National Park in New South Wales— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish a Land and Sea Country Commissioner— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish a National Truth and Justice Commission and allocate $250 million for hearings— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish a Prices Commission and accompanying divestiture and price gouging laws— Not tied to a budget line
  • Establish an emergency humanitarian visa— Not tied to a budget line
  • Expand marine park networks— Not tied to a budget line
  • First Nations Rangers and Indigenous Protected Areas— Not tied to a budget line
  • Free contraceptives— Not tied to a budget line
  • Full Implementation of United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples— Not tied to a budget line
  • Give renters rights to solar— Not tied to a budget line
  • Government-owned property developer— Not tied to a budget line
  • Green Australia Fund - biodiversity restoration— Not tied to a budget line
  • Greens launch plan to protect Great Southern Reef - $35 million over 5 years to establish a Great Southern Reef Centre of Excellence— Not tied to a budget line
  • Greens launch plan to protect Great Southern Reef - fund $100 million over 3 years to establish a Great Southern Reef Agency— Not tied to a budget line
  • Greens launch plan to protect Great Southern Reef - fund a national investment of $55 million into Centrostephanus control— Not tied to a budget line
  • Greens launch plan to protect Great Southern Reef - prioritise a Recovery Plan for giant kelp— Not tied to a budget line
  • Greens' HIV prevention drug policy - make the HIV prevention drugs PrEP and PEP free— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - $50 million loan facility for small fishers— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - $50m for public quotas to small fishers— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - $50m loan facility for small fishers— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - implement 2012 Review of Commonwealth Fisheries recommendations— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - publish Commonwealth fisheries surveys— Not tied to a budget line
  • Healthy oceans - sustainable fisheries - register of Australian fishing interests— Not tied to a budget line
  • High frequency trading— Not tied to a budget line
  • Hold social media companies accountable for online hate and racism— Not tied to a budget line
  • Implement 2022 Joint World Heritage Centre/IUCN Reactive Monitoring Mission recommendations for the Great Barrier Reef— Not tied to a budget line
  • Increase the value of corporate penalties for misuse of market power— Not tied to a budget line
  • Independent Office of Animal Welfare— Not tied to a budget line
  • Independent Regulator of Digital Rights— Not tied to a budget line
  • IVF accessibility— Not tied to a budget line
  • Land Restoration Fund for the Great Barrier Reef— Not tied to a budget line
  • Legislate a HomeKeeper mortgage product for the 5 major banks— Not tied to a budget line
  • Legislate animal sentience 2— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - assessment of asylum applications— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - community funding and public education— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - data collection— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - foreign affairs and defence— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - LGBTIQA+ Human Rights Commissioner and government equality measures— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - ending discrimination - school inclusion— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - health and social services - free gender-affirming care— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - health and social services - national inquiry into conversion movement— Not tied to a budget line
  • LGBTIQA+ - health and social services - National LGBTIQA+ Health and Wellbeing Action Plan— Not tied to a budget line
  • Maintain core funding of $56 million for marine park operations— Not tied to a budget line
  • Make university and TAFE free— Not tied to a budget line
  • Minimum employer superannuation contribution rate for firefighters and paramedics— Not tied to a budget line
  • National Anti-Racism Framework— Not tied to a budget line
  • National Construction Code Taskforce— Not tied to a budget line
  • National racial discrimination and hate crimes database— Not tied to a budget line
  • On-farm renewables - $50 million to lower costs and drive adoption of on-farm batteries— Not tied to a budget line
  • Phase out negative gearing and CGT tax concessions for property investors with more than one investment property— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - $4.5 billion over a decade to the Disaster Ready Fund— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - Commonwealth Electricity Corporation: a publicly owned power generation company— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - FutureGrid: rewiring Australia’s energy system— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - getting homes and businesses off gas— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - green industrial transformation— Not tied to a budget line
  • Powering past coal and gas - one-off grants of up to $20,000 available to all single dwelling households— Not tied to a budget line
  • Prioritise the delivery of the 2050 Water Quality Improvement Plan and regional Water Quality Improvement Plans— Not tied to a budget line
  • Protect the Great Australian Bight— Not tied to a budget line
  • Protected Areas Fund— Not tied to a budget line
  • Provide $500,000 over 3 years to fund an annual Great Southern Reef Conference— Not tied to a budget line
  • Re-establish the National Water Commission— Not tied to a budget line
  • Rehabilitating rivers and lakes— Not tied to a budget line
  • Restore logged forests and protect biodiversity— Not tied to a budget line
  • Small business incubator grants program— Not tied to a budget line
  • Stop the superannuation rorts for the billionaires and ultrawealthy— Not tied to a budget line
  • Support First Nations Traditional Owners’ participation in marine park development and management— Not tied to a budget line
  • Support for household electrification - storage solutions— Not tied to a budget line
  • Support for solar and battery energy solutions - small business storage solutions— Not tied to a budget line
  • Targeting multinational tax avoidance— Not tied to a budget line
  • Taskforce to end factory farming— Not tied to a budget line
  • Tax billionaires and future billionaires and make them pay their fair share— Not tied to a budget line
  • Transition salmon industry and protect Tasmania’s marine life - $50 million to transition industrial fish farming industry to land-based operations— Not tied to a budget line
  • Transport, infrastructure and sustainable cities - bring high speed rail back on track - invest in the High Speed Rail Authority— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - batteries and embedded batteries— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - food organic and garden organic waste - $10 million for food waste avoidance programs— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - food organic and garden organic waste - $250 million to local councils for national FOGO bins rollout— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - food organic and garden organic waste - $5 million in grants to measure and record food waste— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - food organic and garden organic waste - $500 million for organic waste collection and processing infrastructure— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - food organic and garden organic waste - reform food labels— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - plastic, packaging and recycling - $500 million to boost recycling capacity— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - waste avoidance and reduction - $3 million advertising campaign— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - waste avoidance and reduction - $50 million to reduce waste at its source— Not tied to a budget line
  • Waste and recycling - waste incineration and waste-to-energy— Not tied to a budget line
  • Wholesale funding guarantee for smaller banks— No published costing
  • Wipe all student debt— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - ending violence against women - Domestic Violence Disclosure Scheme— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - ending violence against women - commission student surveys to track sexual violence— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - ending violence against women - independent review of TEQSA— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - ending violence against women - relationship and consent training for teachers— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's economic security - double the low income super tax offset— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's economic security - carer superannuation boost— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's economic security - paid parental leave— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's economic security - review of super for carers— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's health - Birthing on Country maternity hubs— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's health - boosting sexual health understanding— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's health - double allied health sessions for chronic pain management— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's Health - free period products in schools and other locations— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's Health - free public abortion care— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's health - menopause awareness campaigns— Not tied to a budget line
  • Women policy portfolio - women's health - menopause treatment— Not tied to a budget line
  • Workplace Racial Equality Agency— Not tied to a budget line
  • World heritage protection for Takayna/Tarkine— Not tied to a budget line
  • Youth - give young Australians the right to vote— Not tied to a budget line
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Recorded policy positions

These are the promises this party has made, and where each one was announced.

“Costed” means someone has worked out the price tag. Parties can ask an independent government office — the Parliamentary Budget Office — to check what a promise would actually cost. When that has happened, the dollar figure is shown here, along with a small number that links to the document it came from at the bottom of the page.

“Not costed” means nobody has put a price on it yet. That is common for promises made early in a campaign. Where that is the case we say so and leave the money column empty. We do not guess a number — a made-up figure would be worse than no figure, because it would look exactly as real as a checked one.

Election promise (361)

  • $1.2 billion additional funding to the alcohol and drug treatment sector

    Election promiseSpends more

    Health · ECR-2025-3850 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Health
    Costing
    $831,800,0001

  • $1.5b for stronger environmental laws

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Environment & Water · ECR-2025-3447 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $600,000,0001

  • $10 million for National Inclusive Education Transition Plan

    Election promiseSpends more

    Primary & Secondary Schooling · ECR-2025-3607 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Education
    Costing
    $7,500,0001

  • $10 million Public Interest Democracy Fund

    Election promiseSpends more

    Democracy · ECR-2025-3050 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Government Administration
    Costing
    $7,500,0001

  • $113 million to fund school-based programs to connect First Nations kids to country

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    First Nations · ECR-2025-3819 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $84,800,0001

  • $14 million to deliver school sessions in First Nations languages

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    First Nations · ECR-2025-3192 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $10,500,0001

  • $150 million Great Barrier Reef research and innovation fund

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Healthy Oceans · ECR-2025-3153 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $120,000,0001

  • $2 million fund to review accessibility of telehealth

    Election promiseSpends more

    Health · ECR-2025-3368 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Health
    Costing
    $2,000,0001

  • $20 million for increased support for market access, industry and research for organic products

    Election promiseSpends more

    Agriculture · ECR-2025-3610 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Agriculture & Fisheries
    Costing
    $15,000,0001

  • $3 billion to re-establish the Communications Fund

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Public debt interest impacts included in individual commitments · ECR-2025-3132 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $380,000,0001

  • $3 billion to re-establish the Communications Fund

    Election promiseSpends more

    Arts & Communications · ECR-2025-3132 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Recreation & Culture
    Costing
    $380,000,0001

  • $30 million to the Tasmanian Government to support the supermarket sector

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Economic Justice and Treasury · ECR-2025-3868 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $30,000,0001

  • $300 million for household and community spaces recycling assistance program

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Environment & Water · ECR-2025-3255 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $225,000,0001

  • $450 million to include inclusive education in tertiary qualifications

    Election promiseSpends more

    Disability Rights and Services · ECR-2025-3455 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Welfare
    Costing
    $337,400,0001

  • $50 million over 10 years to supercharge research and development of non-lethal shark control measures

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Healthy Oceans · ECR-2025-3287 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $15,000,0001

  • $5m to establish a National Sharks Working Group

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Healthy Oceans · ECR-2025-3271 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $5,000,0001

  • $5m to establish a publicly accessible national database of interactions with shark control measures

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Healthy Oceans · ECR-2025-3144 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    $3,800,0001

  • $800 back to school payment

    Election promiseSpends more

    Primary & Secondary Schooling · ECR-2025-3160 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Education
    Costing
    $9,691,000,0001

  • $900 million to close the pay gap for trainee general practitioners (GPs)

    Election promiseSpends more

    Health · ECR-2025-3662 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Health
    Costing
    $300,000,0001

  • 40% excess profits tax on corporations with over $100 million in turnover

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Economic Justice and Treasury · ECR-2025-3194 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    -$89,640,000,0001

  • 50 cent public transport fares

    Election promiseSpends more

    Trade and Tourism · ECR-2025-3216 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Jobs, Immigration & Industry Programs
    Costing
    $10,842,500,0001

  • 50,000 Housing First supportive tenancies

    Election promiseSpends more

    Housing and Homelessness · ECR-2025-3548 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Housing
    Costing
    $3,352,000,0001

  • A fair and progressive income tax system

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Economic Justice and Treasury · ECR-2025-3602 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Not tied to a budget line
    Costing
    -$69,784,900,0001

  • A larger Parliamentary Budget Office

    Election promiseSpends more

    Finance · ECR-2025-3106 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Government Administration
    Costing
    $111,200,0001

  • ABC to be official host of leaders' debates 2

    Election promiseDirection unclear

    Arts & Communications · ECR-2025-3072 — assessed by the Parliamentary Budget Office for the 2025 federal election.

    Budget line
    Recreation & Culture
    Costing
    $01

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Sources

Every costing shown above was read from one of these documents.

  1. 1.PBO 2025 Election Commitments Report, Appendix C (Australian Greens) https://www.pbo.gov.au/sites/default/files/2025-06/PBO%202025%20ECR%20-%20Appendix%20C%20-%20Greens.xlsx