Labor has the chance to do something big in its second term. What policy reforms should it take on?

A bigger, bolder Labor government won't reform the economy. Why would it?

Anyone who hopes that a strengthened Albanese government will take on bigger issues is due for a reality check.

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Leading economist Professor Ross Garnaut says Labor could seize on its thumping election win to revisit significant reforms such as the carbon price and mining tax.

Labor has the chance to do something big in its second term. What policy reforms should it take on?

Dan Breckwoldt/ShutterstockLabor’s historic election victory means the Albanese government has a rare opportunity to pursue a big, bold reform agenda. The scale of the victory all but guarantees a third term in office after the next election in 2028, and entrenches Anthony Albanese’s authority as prime minister. The government may opt to play it safe and limit its legislative agenda to the policies it took to the election. But if it was to chanc…

Labor should use its second victory as a platform for ambitious reform

Now that Labor has achieved a swing towards it – for the first time in Australia’s history – it should, ideally, act like a first-term government.

Labor has the mandate to go big, but does it have the courage?

Past attempts at tax reform and carbon pricing offer insights into Australia's future political climate and policies.

The many ways Australia will change under Anthony Albanese's second term

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