Australia used to have the best way of life in the world. 

We used to have big backyards, well-paying jobs, and a sense of possibility.

It was a country where one single income could create a good life for the whole family. 

Though luck may have played a role, our success didn’t come by accident. 

Our living standards, combined with our hard work ethic and ingenuity, made us the nation we are today.

With free time and plenty of outdoor space, we were able to throw ourselves into things like sport.

For decades we punched above our weight in cricket, rugby, olympic sports, sailing.

You name it, we were good at it.

We also had one of the best and most self-reliant manufacturing industries in the world, making our own cars, our own clothes, our own everything, and providing jobs along the way.

When you went to the shop, “Australian Made” meant quality.

We created world-class resource businesses, tech companies, and innovated heavily in everything from media to air travel.

We could pursue our own interests and hobbies, you could go camping on weekends, have after-work drinks, see family, go shopping, and still have money left over at the end of the week.

Groceries didn’t break the bank, rent was cheap.

A house cost you only a few years worth of your income, and you could pay it off relatively quickly.

As a nation, we worked hard, played hard, and lived hard, because that was the Australian way.

All of this was thanks to our hard-earned PROSPERITY.

But today, we are losing our way.

Elites and activists are sending us BROKE.

Ideological commitments to net zero, elites pushing for open borders, a fanatical devotion to globalisation and ultimately the selling out of our country has left Australians worse off than ever before.

Our standard of living is dropping faster than any other allied country.

Our young people are locked out of ever owning a home.

Our hospitals are packed, our roads are congested, our groceries cost more by the day.

Power bills aren’t just sending families broke, they’re crippling our economy. 

We’ve forgotten how to manufacture things here, and instead leave it up to countries like China to build things for us. 

Our real wages haven’t moved in years, and starting a business is like entering a red-tape minefield.

But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Australia can be RICH again.

We CAN bring back our prosperity.

That doesn’t mean more taxes, more handouts, or more money given to woke corporations.

Instead, we just need to do one simple thing.

Put AUSTRALIANS FIRST again.

Stop mass immigration from destroying our wages and housing market.

End Net Zero and make manufacturing in Australia possible again.

And relook at the red-tape that’s stifling innovation and holding back our growth.

We don’t need to live like this.

Let’s make Australia rich again.

Because we all deserve a better, wealthier and more prosperous future.