notourplan.com · Victorian election · 28 Nov 2026

1 in 8 childhood asthma cases are linked to gas cooking.Jess Wilson wants gas back in new homes.

  1. 01 · Item one“Open for business”. It never closed.
  2. 02 · Your kids, your billsSays it cuts bills. Brings back gas.
  3. 03 · The budgetSays “disciplined”. Economists find a $9b hole.
  4. 04 · One NationSays no deal. Puts them above Labor.
  5. 05 · The VoiceBacked it in 2023. Repeals Victoria’s.
01

Item one: “open for business”. It never closed.

She says

“Declare Victoria back open for business to kickstart our economy”

The very first item in her plan, due before Christmas.

ourplan.au/100days
Her plan does

A declaration. That’s it.

Victoria gained 19,581 more actively trading businesses in the year to June 2026 alone. The people running them didn’t need a declaration to open the doors.

ABS, Counts of Australian Businesses, July 2022 – June 2026

Open for business? Victoria added 19,581 businesses last year without her.

02

She says it’ll cut your bills. It brings back gas.

She says

“…to bring down power bills for Victorian homes and businesses”

Her first-100-days plan, ourplan.au/100days
Her plan does

“Reverse Labor’s gas appliance bans and invite gas producers to propose conventional gas exploration opportunities”

All-electric new homes cost about $720 a year less to run than gas homes (IEEFA). The Victorian Government puts it at about $990.

ourplan.au/100days · IEEFA · energy.vic.gov.au
1 in 8Childhood asthma cases in Australia linked to gas cooking (Medical Journal of Australia, 2018)
~$720A year extra to run a new gas home, without solar (IEEFA)
2025Trump’s first weeks: an order on the “freedom to choose” gas stoves, and one bringing back plastic straws

Same playbook as Trump. Families pay the bills, and their kids breathe the fumes.

03

She says “disciplined”. Economists say it doesn’t add up.

She says

“…we are ready to make the disciplined decisions.”

Campaign homepage, ourplan.au
Her plan does

Promises tax cuts, new spending and a surplus by 2032.

Independent economist Saul Eslake says it can’t do all three: either the budget isn’t fixed, or promises get broken. RMIT’s David Hayward found a $9 billion hole: “It’s all contradictory.”

ABC News, 19 Oct 2026
$9bGap in the Coalition’s costings found by RMIT’s David Hayward
10 yrsHiring freeze on back-office public service roles that her savings rely on
~31,700Fewer public sector jobs that freeze implies, says the Australia Institute, a progressive think tank

Disciplined would mean the numbers add up.

04

She says there’s no deal. One Nation still goes above Labor.

She says

No formal deal with One Nation.

“Every seat will be determined based off the due diligence we do on candidates.”

Jess Wilson, AAP, 10 Nov 2026
Her plan does

Coalition how-to-vote cards put One Nation above Labor in most seats.

Kooyong MP Monique Ryan called it Wilson’s “spineless decision to preference One Nation”. Newspoll found a third of people who want a Coalition majority would rather have Labor than a Coalition–One Nation government.

AAP, 10 Nov 2026 · Crikey, 13 Nov 2026

A how-to-vote card is a suggestion. You number the boxes.

05

She backed the Voice. Her plan repeals Victoria’s.

She said, 2023

Yes to the Voice.

The only Victorian Liberal MP to publicly back it, while her party campaigned for No.

The Age, 12 Aug 2023
Her plan does

“Introduce legislation to repeal Labor’s divisive treaty to save $1 billion over a decade.”

The Treaty’s centrepiece, Gellung Warl, is an elected First Peoples body that advises government and can’t veto laws. That’s close to what the Voice would have been. In 2025 she called it “a separate system of governments”.

ourplan.au/100days · 3AW via National Indigenous Times, 20 Nov 2025

She was for it before she was against it.

Her first 100 days, word for word

The full list from ourplan.au/100days. The five marked items are covered above.

  1. Before Christmas
  2. ✕Declare Victoria back open for business to kickstart our economy See 01
  3. Direct the Chief Commissioner to commence recruitment of 3,000 additional Victoria Police officers
  4. Immediately recall Parliament to sit leading up to Christmas (including Christmas Eve if required) to pass legislation implementing a one strike rule for bail and Adult Crime, Adult Time
  5. Pass priority tax legislation to abolish the Emergency Services Tax, the Schools Tax and GP Tax
  6. Direct Service Victoria to prepare for the implementation of the $50 weekly toll cap
  7. Deliver an enhanced Royal Commission into corruption
  8. Commence an immediate review of Suburban Rail Loop contracts as well as construction and finance arrangements
  9. Begin implementation of the 25 per cent Fair Share Guarantee for regional infrastructure
  10. Within the first 100 days
  11. Commence recruitment of 200 additional PSOs and work to restore them to train stations abandoned under Labor
  12. Deliver an honest budget update, revealing the true state of Victoria’s finances under Labor
  13. Direct the Department of Treasury and Finance to commence development of a real-time Public Spending Tracker
  14. Introduce a public order package to restore move-on laws and re-establish exclusion orders for repeat offenders
  15. Introduce a second justice package to protect emergency service workers for the entirety of their shifts and limit the scope and misuse of court suppression orders
  16. Begin eliminating 1 million potholes across the state’s road network
  17. ✕Reverse Labor’s gas appliance bans and invite gas producers to propose conventional gas exploration opportunities to bring down power bills for Victorian homes and businesses See 02
  18. ✕Introduce legislation to repeal Labor’s divisive treaty to save $1 billion over a decade See 05
  19. Introduce legislation to restore farmer rights, restoring VCAT appeals and removing Labor’s draconian compulsory acquisition laws
  20. ✕Scrap VNI West and begin the review of the state’s transmission plan and its impact on bills for Victorian homes and businesses See 02
  21. Introduce the first Financial Integrity Bill to establish a Charter of Budget Honesty
  22. Establish Construction Enforcement Victoria
  23. ✕Protect essential services and frontline workers by implementing a hiring freeze on back-office roles See 03
  24. Introduce legislation to scrap Labor’s activity centres

Before 28 November

Vote, and number every box

The VEC lists early voting centres and times.

Where to vote

Join Together for Treaty

Volunteers are doorknocking Liberal-held seats, including Kew.

Get involved

See who’s running

Every candidate in every seat, from the ABC.

All candidates
Kew and Hawthorn

Kew

Wilson’s own seat, held by 4.0%. Community independent Sophie Torney, a Boroondara councillor who has served as mayor, is running against her.

Kew candidates

Hawthorn

Held by Liberal John Pesutto by 1.7%. Community independent Shima Ibuki, a Boroondara councillor, is running.

Hawthorn candidates

Read the Treaty

What it actually sets up, from the people who negotiated it.

Treaty Victoria

Sources

  1. Liberals and Nationals, campaign homepage and “Our first 100 days” — ourplan.au, ourplan.au/100days
  2. Knibbs LD et al., “Damp housing, gas stoves, and the burden of childhood asthma in Australia”, Medical Journal of Australia, 2018 — mja.com.au. The estimate falls to about 3% if every gas kitchen has an efficient rangehood venting outside.
  3. Australian Bureau of Statistics, “Counts of Australian Businesses, including Entries and Exits”, July 2022 – June 2026 — abs.gov.au
  4. IEEFA, “Electrification regulations in Victoria would lower energy bills and reduce gas supply gaps” — ieefa.org
  5. Victorian Government, “Save with an all-electric home” — energy.vic.gov.au
  6. Trump executive orders on appliances (Jan 2025) and paper straws (Feb 2025) — PBS NewsHour
  7. ABC News, “Coalition’s economic plans would worsen troubled Victorian budget, economists warn”, 19 Oct 2026 — abc.net.au
  8. The Australia Institute, “Implausible: Victorian Opposition budget claims don’t add up” — australiainstitute.org.au
  9. AAP via Newcastle Herald, “One Nation preference deal could set national precedent”, 10 Nov 2026 — newcastleherald.com.au
  10. Crikey, “Are the Victorian Liberals trying to drive away moderates?”, 13 Nov 2026 — crikey.com.au
  11. The Age, “The sole Victorian Liberal MP publicly backing the Voice”, 12 Aug 2023 — theage.com.au
  12. National Indigenous Times, “New Victorian Liberal leader reaffirms party’s plan to abolish treaty”, 20 Nov 2025 — nit.com.au
  13. Hall & Wilcox, “Victoria’s landmark Treaty: what it does and why it’s important” — hallandwilcox.com.au
  14. ABC News, Victorian election 2026 guides: Kew, Hawthorn