The proposal would establish the Advanced Entry Trades Training program to help 6,000 experienced but unqualified workers fast track their qualifications.

The program would assess a participants’ existing skills via a recognition of prior learning process and then fill in any gaps with individualised training delivered by TAFEs and other high quality Registered Training Organisations. Any extra training needed will be free.

The proposal would establish the Advanced Entry Trades Training program to help 6,000 experienced but unqualified workers fast track their qualifications.

The program would assess a participants’ existing skills via a recognition of prior learning process and then fill in any gaps with individualised training delivered by TAFEs and other high quality Registered Training Organisations. Any extra training needed will be free.

The proposal would establish the Advanced Entry Trades Training program to help 6,000 experienced but unqualified workers fast track their qualifications.

The program would assess a participants’ existing skills via a recognition of prior learning process and then fill in any gaps with individualised training delivered by TAFEs and other high quality Registered Training Organisations. Any extra training needed will be free.

The proposal would establish the Super Home Buyer Scheme. The scheme would allow eligible individuals to access $50,000 of their superannuation (up to a cap of 40%) to buy their first home.

Eligible individuals are first home buyers who would be required to:

The proposal would establish the Super Home Buyer Scheme. The scheme would allow eligible individuals to access $50,000 of their superannuation (up to a cap of 40%) to buy their first home.

Eligible individuals are first home buyers who would be required to:

The proposal would establish the Super Home Buyer Scheme. The scheme would allow eligible individuals to access $50,000 of their superannuation (up to a cap of 40%) to buy their first home.

Eligible individuals are first home buyers who would be required to:

The proposal would provide $5 billion of capped funding for a time-limited Housing Infrastructure Programme (HIP) to deliver housing-enabling infrastructure, like water, power, sewerage and roads.

The $5 billion capped funding would be delivered through a mixture of grants and concessional loans.

The funding would be offered on a ‘use it or lose it’ basis – if there is no progress on successful projects within 12 months of contracting, then the funding would be terminated.

The proposal would provide $5 billion of capped funding for a time-limited Housing Infrastructure Programme (HIP) to deliver housing-enabling infrastructure, like water, power, sewerage and roads.

The $5 billion capped funding would be delivered through a mixture of grants and concessional loans.

The funding would be offered on a ‘use it or lose it’ basis – if there is no progress on successful projects within 12 months of contracting, then the funding would be terminated.

The proposal would provide $5 billion of capped funding for a time-limited Housing Infrastructure Programme (HIP) to deliver housing-enabling infrastructure, like water, power, sewerage and roads.

The $5 billion capped funding would be delivered through a mixture of grants and concessional loans.

The funding would be offered on a ‘use it or lose it’ basis – if there is no progress on successful projects within 12 months of contracting, then the funding would be terminated.

The proposal would lower mortgage costs by legislating a HomeKeeper mortgage product, with a default regulatory ceiling at no more than 1.0% above the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) cash rate.