The ANSR is committed to establishing a self-reliant Australian economy, empowering Australians to maintain control over their financial sovereignty. In an increasingly globalised world, we recognise the need to shield our economy from external financial influences that threaten national autonomy and the well-being of our citizens.

To achieve this, the ANSR will restructure Australia’s financial system, starting with the Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA). Under our policy, the RBA will operate under the direct oversight of the Australian Treasury. This change ensures that monetary policy aligns with the nation’s broader economic and social goals, prioritising the needs of the Australian people.

Additionally, all publicly listed banks in Australia will be integrated as branches of the RBA. This integration strengthens banking stability, ensures consistent regulation, and prevents private banks from acting in ways that conflict with national interests.

The ANSR will grant the government exclusive rights to create, issue, and regulate the Republic $AUD. By centralising currency control, we ensure that the $AUD serves national objectives, protecting it from external manipulation and speculative forces.

The circulation of the $AUD will be managed through strategic investments focused on long-term stability and self-sufficiency. Key sectors like infrastructure, manufacturing, agriculture, and technology will receive targeted investments to promote growth, fortify resilience, and reduce reliance on external markets.

In summary, this policy will secure Australia’s financial sovereignty by aligning fiscal and monetary policies, centralising currency creation, and ensuring the banking system supports national interests. Through these measures, the ANSR will empower the government to drive economic prosperity and independence.

The Australian Nationalist Social Republic (ANSR) asserts that the value of money must reflect the true wealth of a nation—the productive work and efforts of its people. Unlike traditional systems, where currency is tied solely to capital reserves or speculative markets, the ANSR advocates for a currency that represents the total productive capacity of the Republic.

Under the proposed system, the value of the Republic $AUD will be supported by a diversified portfolio of assets, including gold, silver, cryptocurrency, and, most critically, the labour and ingenuity of the Australian people. This approach recognises that the true wealth of the nation resides not in static reserves or financial instruments, but in the ongoing productivity of its citizens and industries.

The Economics Ministry will be tasked with evaluating the nation’s total wealth and productivity. This comprehensive assessment will take into account factors such as industrial output, agricultural yield, technological innovation, and the value generated by the Australian workforce. Based on this evaluation, the Economics Ministry will set the value of the $AUD, ensuring that it accurately reflects the nation’s economic strength and productive capabilities.

This currency model ensures that the $AUD remains stable and resilient, as its value is grounded in the real economy rather than the fluctuations of global markets or the volatility of a single commodity. By tying the value of the dollar to the collective labour and resources of the nation, we incentivise productivity, strengthen economic growth, and provide a true representation of the nation’s wealth.

Moreover, this diversified approach to currency valuation reduces reliance on any single asset class, safeguarding the Republic’s financial independence. By grounding the value of the $AUD in both tangible assets and the labour of the people, we ensure that the currency reflects the nation’s ongoing achievements and adaptability in a changing global economy. This system provides flexibility in responding to shifts in the world market, as the value of the $AUD can be adjusted to reflect the evolving strength of our domestic economy.

In essence, the value of a dollar within the Republic of Australia is a testament to the power of collective work and innovation. By aligning our currency with the productivity of the people, we create a robust and stable foundation for economic prosperity. This policy embodies the ANSR’s commitment to fairness, growth, and national financial integrity, ensuring that the $AUD serves not only as a medium of exchange but as a true measure of Australia’s economic potential.

The Australian Nationalist Social Republic (ANSR) affirms that every Australian has the right to access goods, services, and opportunities through their earned income. This is central to our vision of a fair and prosperous society, where individual labour and productivity are rewarded.

However, we recognise the dangers of excessive wealth concentration. When wealth is overly concentrated, it distorts markets, erodes social cohesion, and threatens national prosperity. This undermines the nation’s stability and welfare.

To address this, the ANSR will set fair boundaries on wealth accumulation through legislation. These measures will ensure that economic power does not destabilise the economy or reduce the equitable distribution of resources.

The Party will implement a progressive taxation system, ensuring that those who benefit most from the nation’s success contribute fairly. This revenue will fund essential public services and infrastructure, ensuring prosperity is shared broadly.

We will also introduce oversight of large financial entities and prevent monopolies, ensuring they operate in the national interest. By curbing monopolistic practices, we will prevent the rise of economic oligarchies that could exert undue influence over the economy and government.

The ANSR aims to create a balanced, resilient economy where wealth is distributed to promote national well-being, not concentrated in ways that undermine prosperity. Through legislative action, we will foster an equitable society where every citizen can benefit from their hard-earned income.

The ANSR is committed to revitalising Australia’s industrial base and ensuring economic resilience through the restoration of lost industries and the promotion of innovation. A self-sufficient economy is essential to protect Australians’ interests and national prosperity in an uncertain global environment.

Import Substitution will be a key strategy. Targeted tariffs and strategic subsidies will protect domestic industries, allowing emerging sectors to develop and compete globally. Subsidies will focus on industries with significant economic potential, fostering their growth into self-sustaining enterprises.

Empowering Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) is central to our economic vision. SMEs drive innovation and job creation in manufacturing and agriculture. The ANSR will reduce unnecessary state intervention and incentivise businesses to prioritise local suppliers and national interests, strengthening Australia’s economic foundation.

In response to Globalised Consumerism, the ANSR rejects planned obsolescence and promotes products designed for durability and sustainability. This approach, which we term “graceful degradation,” will reduce waste and encourage responsible consumption, supporting long-term prosperity.

By revitalising industries, empowering SMEs, and prioritising sustainable production, we will build a resilient economy capable of thriving in a rapidly changing world.

The Party is committed to overhauling the taxation system to promote fairness and economic growth. We will eliminate unjust taxes that place undue burdens on individuals and businesses, ensuring that productive efforts are rewarded rather than penalised.

We will abolish income tax on productive work and shift the tax burden towards capital gains and speculative income. Australians should not have their hard-earned wages arbitrarily reduced, and instead, taxation will be based on consumption to encourage financial growth and individual prosperity.

Private property ownership is fundamental to personal freedom and economic well-being. By abolishing property taxes, we will ensure that Australians can fully enjoy the benefits of their property without recurring financial penalties.

Payroll taxes hinder business growth and limit job creation, so the Party will abolish these taxes to support businesses, particularly as they adapt to technological changes and automation. This will foster innovation and employment opportunities.

The Party also opposes carbon taxes, which exploit environmental concerns to impose unjust financial burdens on individuals. Taxing individuals based on carbon output undermines personal freedom and distorts environmental policy.

Finally, we will abolish stamp duty, an outdated and unnecessary tax that serves as an obstacle to property transactions, making property ownership more accessible to Australians.

These reforms are designed to encourage a dynamic and fair economy, where individuals and businesses can thrive without being subjected to punitive taxation on their efforts and investments.