Victoria’s Debt Crisis: Where is the plan to fix it?

Your hospitals, schools, police and roads are paying the price for Victoria’s debt. Every year, a bigger share of your taxes goes to interest payments, and by the end of the decade that bill will top $11 billion a year.

Victoria’s debt is heading for $200 billion, and none of the major parties has a plan to fix it. Labor has racked up a massive debt and has a $4 billion hole in its spending promises. The Liberals have a $9 billion hole in their costings whilst insisting they will deliver a cash surplus by 2032. One Nation has a $4 billion black hole in its debt reduction plan.

Join Sophie Torney and Shima Ibuki, Independent candidates for Kew and Hawthorn, for a community conversation about Victoria’s debt and what it means for you.

Hear from leading independent economist Saul Eslake about what responsible economic management really looks like, and what a genuine plan for fixing Victoria’s debt would entail.

Thursday 12 November, doors open 6 pm for a 6.30 pm start

Chandelier Room, Hawthorn Arts Centre

Free event. RSVP essential.