“Two, the Institute will work on developing a broader vision and set of policies that speak to the hopes, desires and needs of the millions of Australians being left behind by a political and economic system that puts corporate profit first and everyday people last.”

Sounds like they are doubling down on their “watermelon” strategy, despite a lot of commentary from the mainstream media that they had “strayed too far from their environmentalist roots”. I like that they’re not buying into this myth that they suffered some colossal rejection of their policy strategy at the last federal election.