I repeat never listen to your enemies advice as it is never helpful. Foxy, nothing personal but you are as one sided Labour as I am one sided conservative, so!
I will not vote liberal because the party are not attending to what I want. I will vote minor party and LNP will have to accommodate me eventually.
As other posters have pointed out Shorten and his crew will be a total lash up and if they get the recession we have to have then they will be blamed for it and everything changes, again!

No. I am not "one-sided" Labor.
As a matter of fact I come from a Liberal
voting family way back. However, as I stated
earlier - the Party has changed enormously.
And it has lost my vote - and will continue
to do so unless their direction and policies
change.

Time for the NATs ganging up with ON & start kicking butt.

In order for them to be able to do that they
need to grow their numbers. Big time.

Foxy, I am in sympathy with you, but I think the libs will need to move a bit further left than the centre right. Judging by the overall voting pattern in the Victorian election, the place to win the votes is back in the centre. That is where the younger voters are all heading. That is why the Greens got done. People also want to see practical policies and that is what they actually got from Daniel Andrews. The right wing Liberals have no policies to tackle climate change and most of the pollies in every government lack the engineering knowledge to get their heads around what is needed in a practical sense. It is all very well making targets, but no one has a clue how to meet them.
David

One policy the Liberal Party could run on is repealing ridiculous laws. If they set a goal of ten per day, and promised to start with the tax code, that would give them a unique selling point, and help them to return to the original spirit of Liberalism.

But as long as the choice remains between an ALP government making bad law to buy votes from the poor, and a Liberal government making bad law to gain support from the rich, neither party can hope to command respect or attract disinterested voters.