Party profile · 2026 Victorian election
Greens: what they stand for
Australian Greens Victoria, led by Ellen Sandell. Out of the 47 issues we track, Greens supports 14, opposes 5 and doesn't mention 28.
Based on the party's published 2026 platform page.
👍 What Greens supports 14
Cut stamp duty
Cut stamp duty (the party says the average buyer saves about $60,000), paid for by taxing big banks and investors with more than $5m in homes they don't live in.
Source: Victorian Greens
New taxes on big business & wealth
Tax big banks, gambling companies and large corporations, and double coal and gas royalties.
Source: Victorian Greens, Victorian Greens
Government action on grocery prices
Trial 10 publicly owned supermarkets, aiming for up to 30% off essentials ($300–350m).
Source: Victorian Greens, ABC News
Rent caps or freeze
Freeze rents, then cap increases so they never outpace wages.
Source: Victorian Greens
Large public/social housing build
Build 88,000 public homes, starting with $4bn. Opposes demolishing the 44 public housing towers.
Source: Victorian Greens
Keep legislated renewable & emissions targets
Go further: publicly owned renewables, solar on public buildings, and earlier closure of coal plants.
Source: Victorian Greens
Public ownership of energy (SEC)
A public energy retailer inside the SEC.
Source: Victorian Greens
Cheaper or free public transport
Make public transport permanently free, with more frequent services.
Source: Victorian Greens, Victorian Greens
Free public dental
Free dental for all Victorians ($3bn), funded by taxing gambling corporations.
Source: Victorian Greens
Curb pokies & gambling industry
Tax gambling corporations and block their influence on politics. No specific pokies limits in the platform.
Source: Victorian Greens
AI data centre moratorium
A moratorium on new AI data centres until protective laws exist.
Source: Victorian Greens
Stronger IBAC powers
Give the anti-corruption commission stronger powers.
Source: Victorian Greens
Ban corporate/industry donations
Ban big corporate donations and fossil-fuel donations to politicians.
Source: Victorian Greens
Statewide Treaty & Gellung Warl
Supports Treaty with First Nations communities.
Source: Victorian Greens
👎 What Greens opposes 5
New gas exploration
Ban gas drilling in Victoria's oceans and oppose new fossil fuel projects.
Source: Victorian Greens
Prop up coal power
Close the remaining coal power stations earlier.
Source: Victorian Greens
Restart native forest logging
Close anti-logging loopholes and create new national parks.
Source: Victorian Greens
Keep duck hunting legal
End duck shooting.
Source: Victorian Greens
Sell or transfer public assets
Legislate against selling off essential services, oppose any Melbourne Water sale, and bring road maintenance and electricity back into public hands.
Source: Victorian Greens
👻 What Greens doesn't mention 28
Not in anything we reviewed for 2026. Silence isn't neutral, so worth asking candidates about.
- Cut land tax
- Cut payroll tax
- Cap road tolls
- State-led density near transport
- Restrict foreign home buyers
- VNI West & Western Renewables Link
- Ban on gas in new homes
- Lift the nuclear ban
- Suburban Rail LoopThe reviewed platform page doesn't take a position on the SRL.
- Guaranteed regional funding share
- Treat young violent offenders as adultsThe platform proposes 24/7 crisis outreach teams but says nothing on youth sentencing.
- Lower the age of criminal responsibility
- Tougher bail laws
- Warrantless knife searches (Jack's Law)
- Expand self-defence rights
- Loosen firearm laws
- Legalise cannabisDrug policy isn't on the reviewed platform page. The party may have a separate policy page.
- Shift money from policing to services
- Free abortion care
- Expanded voluntary assisted dying
- Hospital ED expansion
- End greyhound racing subsidies
- Construction/Big Build royal commission
- Shrink the public service
- 2026 upper-house voting change
- LGBTIQA+ equality programs
- Ban specific protest phrases
- Lower immigration / population growth
➕ Also promising
- $3,000 'Greens Power' voucher for renters and homeowners; up to $3,000 off EVs and e-bikes.
- Make big polluters fund climate-disaster clean-up.
- Reverse environment funding cuts.
🪑 Greens's 6 sitting MPs
- Ellen Sandell · Melbourne
- Gabrielle de Vietri · Richmond
- Aiv Puglielli · North-Eastern Metropolitan Region
- Anasina Gray-Barberio · Northern Metropolitan Region
- Katherine Copsey · Southern Metropolitan Region
- Sarah Mansfield · Western Victoria Region
Party website: https://greens.org.au/vic