Our plan for Queensland

More for Queenslanders, less for big corporations.

Every day it feels like life gets harder, while Labor and the LNP put corporate profits ahead of everyday people. But the Greens refuse corporate donations, so we can put Queenslanders first. 

We're fighting to address the cost of living and housing crisis, tackle climate change, and tax big corporations fairly to fund essential services.

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Freeze rents and guarantee lease renewals

We'll freeze rents for two years followed by a 1% cap on annual rent increases, and introduce guaranteed lease renewals.

Cheaper groceries

We'll cap prices for essentials and break up the duopoly of Coles and Woolies.

Cheaper mortgages: Qld public bank

We'll create a Queensland State Bank with fair rates and no fees.

Build public housing

A public developer to build 100,000 well designed homes to rent or buy, available to all.

Climate action: beyond coal and gas

We'll protect our climate and build a fairer future economy.

200 free GP clinics and funding Qld hospitals

We'll provide genuinely free healthcare for all Queenslanders.

Free and frequent public transport

We'll expand services and move to free public transport.

Fair share plan: Raise mining royalties

We'll make big mining corporations pay their fair share to fund the things Queenslanders need to live a good life.

Cheaper bills and 100% renewables

We'll reverse electricity privatisation and double the pace of Labor’s renewables transition.

Genuinely free, fully funded public schools

We'll provide cost of living relief and a great education for every kid.

Public mining company

We'll keep our critical mineral wealth in Queenslanders’ hands.

Free sport for kids across Queensland

Every child should have the right to play organised sport, regardless of their parent's ability to pay.

Free school brekkies and lunches

Take pressure off families and help kids learn.

20 free psychology sessions

We'll give Queenslanders access to 20 free sessions with a psychologist each year.