The ANSR Party is committed to financing and executing public works projects to modernize and maintain Australia's critical infrastructure. In collaboration with state and local representatives, we will prioritize sustainable mobility solutions, such as expanding bikeways and pedestrian pathways in high-density areas, to promote human-powered transport and reduce urban congestion.

We also advocate for integrating green spaces into urban areas through re-beautification programs for public spaces, government buildings, and neglected infrastructure. These projects will focus on environmentally conscious practices, including ecological landscaping, carbon-neutral buildings, greenways, and pollinator pathways, ensuring that infrastructure development is sustainable and resilient.

Through these initiatives, the ANSR seeks to create a modern, sustainable Australia, where infrastructure enhances quality of life and protects the environment for future generations.

The ANSR Party is committed to establishing a cohesive design framework for public spaces and infrastructure throughout the Republic. Our vision is to create a unified aesthetic that blends historically inspired elements with modern interpretations, incorporating classical orders, Anglo-Celtic, European influences, and Aboriginal cultural motifs.

This framework will honour Australia’s rich history and cultural diversity, fostering unity and a shared sense of belonging. By integrating traditional and contemporary design, we aim to reflect the Republic’s collective identity and values in our public spaces.

Through this approach, the ANSR seeks to create a lasting, recognisable aesthetic that celebrates our heritage while inspiring future generations and strengthening the connection between cultural foundations and modern society.

The ANSR recognises the importance of preserving Australia’s historical buildings and infrastructure, which reflect our nation’s culture, achievements, and struggles. These landmarks are irreplaceable components of our heritage.

While we support responsible development, the ANSR opposes the destruction or repurposing of cultural and historical sites solely for profit or unchecked expansion. These spaces must be preserved to maintain a connection to our past while guiding future growth.

We are committed to balancing progress with preservation, ensuring that Australia’s cultural heritage is safeguarded for both present and future generations. Protecting these sites is essential to honouring our history and maintaining Australia’s unique identity in a rapidly evolving world.

Building on Lance Endersbee’s 1997 vision for an Australian Ring Rail, the ANSR expands this proposal to include Far North Queensland and a Perth-Adelaide connection.

This extension will create a truly national rail network, fostering connectivity, decentralisation, and regional economic growth. By incorporating proven technologies like magnetic levitation, the system will offer faster, eco-friendly transportation for goods and passengers. This development will unlock new opportunities for commerce, tourism, and sustainable growth, ushering Australia into a new era of efficient transport.