Mutullah Can Yolbulan

Party platform (not candidate-specific): a "$100 trolley" scheme letting every household buy a week's groceries at cut prices, funded from supermarket profits rather than general taxation.

Party platform: an immediate cap on household electricity and gas bills, funded by windfall taxes on energy companies, and wiping existing household utility debts and arrears.

Party platform: make all public transport permanently free, funded by ending private operator contracts.

Party platform: raise the age of criminal responsibility to 16, with a presumption in favour of bail except where there is "an immediate and identifiable risk to a person's safety."

Party platform: frames crime as rooted in inequality rather than individual failing, favouring rehabilitative and restorative justice addressed through housing, jobs, education and health funding.

Party platform: disarm police on patrol, remove military-style weapons from police, reject AI/algorithmic policing, and establish an independent police ombudsman and a Royal Commission into policing and corruption.

Has raised substandard rental housing conditions and state government cuts to public housing as concerns specific to Broadmeadows.

Party platform: an immediate 25% cut to residential rents followed by a five-year freeze, then rent rises capped at half of CPI or wage growth, whichever is lower, enforced by a proposed Rental Inspectorate Victoria.

Party platform: build 15,000 new public housing units a year for at least ten years, and stop demolition of the 44 public housing towers in favour of refurbishing them.

Party platform: mandatory inclusionary zoning of 30% public housing on all private developments, a cap of two properties per owner, and a ban on owning more than five.

Party platform rejects austerity, arguing Victoria has sufficient resources but unequal distribution; funds spending via a 10% annual wealth tax on billionaires and a 5% annual luxury property tax on the top 1% of residences.

Party platform: double payroll tax on large companies with wage bills over $5 million, a 20% bank profits tax on the five biggest banks, and a 20% super-profits tax on retailers earning over $100 million.

Party platform: raise mineral royalties from 2.75–10% to a flat 35%, and end Crown Casino's $1-a-year lease in favour of market rent.

Party platform: reverse privatisation of Victoria's trains, trams and buses to full public ownership, with turn-up-and-go frequency on high-frequency routes and some lines running through the night.

Party platform: extend rail to the northern and western growth corridors and build an orbital bus network connecting suburbs to each other, not only to the CBD.

Party platform: reduce class sizes to a maximum of 15 (from a current maximum of 25 in secondary and an average of 26 in primary), funding a "Gonski-plus" model for public school spending.

Party platform: hire 12,000 additional teachers and support staff across the state's 1,600 public schools, fully fund the AEU's log of claims in the 2026 Schools Agreement, and abolish VCE in favour of a holistic, strengths-based curriculum.

Party platform: abolish all university fees, reinstate free tertiary education, and boost TAFE funding so most VET providers are publicly funded and controlled.

Has named insufficient healthcare services among his concerns for the electorate.

Party platform: lift public hospital beds to at least 3 per 1,000 Victorians, and raise healthcare worker wages at least 2.5% above inflation immediately and again in 2028.

Party platform: make ambulance services free by removing Ambulance Victoria membership requirements, and establish public community health centres with free GP, dental, mental health and allied-health access.

Has raised concern about local parks disappearing to residential development in Broadmeadows.

Party platform: mandatory 30% canopy tree coverage on new developments (doubled via levies in the western suburbs), and a permanent extension of Melbourne's Green Wedges to bar rezoning of farmland and green space.

Party platform: no-compensation public acquisition of land where owners unlawfully demolish heritage buildings, and developer liability for structural defects for 30 years.

Party platform: bring Victoria's energy infrastructure back into public ownership — starting with distribution networks and extending to generation and retail — with no shareholder compensation.

Party platform: transition to a 100% renewable grid via offshore wind, utility-scale solar and wind, grid-scale batteries and pumped hydro, expanding the Neighbourhood Battery Initiative and rooftop solar on public housing and schools.

Party platform: cut emissions 75% below 2005 levels by 2030, reach a zero-carbon economy by 2035 and net-negative by 2040, and close the Loy Yang A power station by 2030 — five years early — with worker and community job guarantees.

Party platform: treaty processes are "only meaningful if they deliver material change," not symbolic recognition alongside ongoing incarceration, child removal and dispossession.

Party platform: extend the powers of statewide and local treaties and support increased First Nations control over First Nations affairs; does not name the Gellung Warl representative body specifically.

Party platform: fund a reparations tax on commercial and investment properties, stolen-wages compensation, and recognition of 26 January as Invasion Day; implement the Yoorrook Justice Commission's and Bringing Them Home's recommendations.