Who's promised what

Here are the commitments so far, in strictly alphabetical order. The tracker will be updated as new announcements are made.

Bass Coast commitments

Nil

General and locally relevant

• $350m for 10 public supermarkets, 5 in regional areas. Sites not named.
• $4 billion for 88,000 public homes 
• Free public transport and publicly delivered road maintenance
• $3 billion over 10 years to expand free public dental care, starting with 20 seven-day clinics and stronger regional services. Sites not named.

Bass Coast commitments

• Expand Wonthaggi Hospital emergency department by 25 per cent to reduce waiting times. (Not individually costed but $1.5 billion across 12 hospitals.)
• Up to $120,000 for a new scoreboard and solar panels on the clubrooms at Dalyston Recreation Reserve.
• $400,000 for improvements to the Phillip Island Bowling Club.
• $1.6m for Inverloch Kongwak FNC clubrooms.

General

• $53.6 million to lift Victorian Patient Transport Assistance Scheme support: fuel assistance from 21c to 35c per km and accommodation assistance to $125 per night.
• Bring state road maintenance programs back in-house, introduce statewide road quality and safety standards, launch a public road-issue reporting website and give the Gippsland road region more power to prioritise repairs.
• Regional Energy Jobs Guarantee delivering more than $18 billion in wages to regional Victoria from renewable energy projects between 2026 and 2040, with $4.62 billion allocated to Gippsland.
• Cap public transport fares at $30 weekly ($15 concession) for two years.

Already announced

• A five-year Phillip Island Supercars Finals Series agreement for 2027–2031. Amount not specified. 

Bass Coast commitments

• $350 million to finish stages two and three of Wonthaggi Hospital redevelopment.
• $10 million towards the Phillip Island Sporting Precinct
• Wonthaggi Technical College - $222 million for 10 technical colleges over eight years, with five in a first term. To be co-located with existing secondary schools and TAFE institutes.
• $7 million for new clubrooms for the Inverloch Kongwak Football Netball Club 
• $100,000 for the inaugural Phillip Island Festival of Motoring in March 2027
• $5.5 million to repair and reopen Corinella Jetty and address lighting, boat launching and safety concerns at Lang Lang Jetty.
• $450,000 for a permanent clubhouse for the Corinella Boating and Angling Club.

General and locally relevant

• $40 million over four years for a Victorian Rural Health Workforce Incentive Scheme, offering incentives of up to $10,000 a year for doctors, nurses, midwives and allied health professionals taking hard-to-fill regional positions.
• $53.6 million to boost the Victorian Patient Transport Assistance Scheme, lifting accommodation from $49.50 to $125 per night, vehicle assistance from 21 cents to 35 cents per kilometre.
• $288 million over four years for untied local road and bridge funding, with each eligible rural and regional council to receive $1.5 million annually.
• Require councils to provide weekly general rubbish collection, review the landfill levy and apply the rates cap to council waste charges.
• Repeal the mandated separate glass bin, let councils choose the waste system that suits their communities 
• $5 billion over four years to repair and rebuild Victoria's roads, eliminate one million potholes and lift road maintenance funding by 25 per cent.
• 25 per cent of all new Victorian Government infrastructure expenditure to be allocated to regional Victoria.

Bass Coast commitments (uncosted)

• Investigate a San Remo Emergency Services Precinct, bringing Police, Ambulance, SES and CFA together in one precinct.
• Implement Phillip Island and San Remo Visitor Economy Plan.
• Examine feasibility of Phillip Island-Mornington Peninsula vehicle ferry.
• Make funding of National Vietnam Veterans Museum a priority.

General and locally relevant (uncosted)

• Clear the HECS debt of health graduates who spend five years working in regional Victoria.
• Scrap net-zero targets and subsidies, cancelling VNI West, Western Renewables Link and other large-scale transmission. 
• Back coal plant upgrades and mandate Loy Yang to continue operating beyond 2035.
• Repeal ban on nuclear energy.
• Ban industrial-scale energy on prime agricultural and catchment land.
• Protect productive agricultural land and ensure greater rights for landholders affected by major energy and transmission infrastructure.
• Proposes ongoing regional roads maintenance, a public report on road condition and funding, and a 'Pothole Portal'. No dollar allocation.
• Support native timber harvesting, selective harvesting and forestry training. 
• Reinstate 35 fisheries roles.
• Abolish stamp duty on insurance, reform land tax and lift the payroll-tax threshold.
• Long-term CFA fleet replacement and greater investment in frontline capability. 

Bass Coast commitments (uncosted)

• Protection of the Old Wonthaggi TAFE site on McBride Avenue from commercial interests
• Significant financial investment to ensure the Old Wonthaggi TAFE can become a hub for not-for-profit community services, such as libraries, community refuge, learning spaces, art, social connection and more
• Immediate approval of an interim Environmental Significance Overlay on the Western Port Woodlands.
• Removal of the Extractive Industry Interest Area overlay from the Western Port Woodlands.
• Establish Western Port Woodlands National Park, co-managed with the Bunurong Land Council.
• Implement and fund the Westernport Framework.
• Advocate for necessary funding to allow the Wonthaggi RSL to provide temporary shelter for people sleeping rough through a Winter Shelter program, and to create a Resilience Hub for people during local emergencies.
• Extend the subsidy given to Zoos Victoria to Moonlit Sanctuary to provide free entry on weekends, public holidays and school holidays to support access to family friendly nature-based conservation tourism in the Southeast corridor.

General commitments (uncosted)

• Homes for all – five-year rent freeze, build public housing
• Tax billionaires and big corporations, raise wages
• Reverse privatisation - energy, public transport and essential services back in public hands
• Put politicians on a workers’s wage
• Fix the crisis in schools - more teachers, lower class sizes
• Price caps on supermarket essentials
• Free public childcare, five days a week
• Free, nutritious lunches in public primary schools