politics

As Western Australia’s election approaches, two major themes have dominated the campaign: substantial public spending and the rise of culture wars in politics. With promises exceeding A$16 billion in public spending, political leaders are focusing on issues such as housing, health, and climate change while also navigating the contentious terrain of social issues.

Ahead of the Australian election, young voters—especially those from Gen Z and Millennials—are expected to outnumber Baby Boomers for the first time, making their concerns and demands an important focus for politicians. With many young people actively engaged in political issues, understanding what they care about is crucial for future policy development.

the recent political turbulence raises questions about voter sentiment and future government stability in Germany.