“ Based on reports and commentary up to 2026, claims of "neo-communist" or socialist tendencies often cite the following areas:Increased Government Control: Some critics argue that policies regarding the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), increased government spending, and climate change policies (such as controlling electricity prices) reflect a push toward greater state intervention, similar to socialist models.Energy Sector Management: Critics have described moves toward government-influenced energy policies as "socialist" or "publicly owned" energy models.Misinformation Legislation: Proposed laws aiming to give the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) powers to force online platforms to combat "false, misleading or deceptive" content have been criticized by some as "authoritarian" and a step toward controlling speech.Weakening Opposition Oversight: The government has been accused of acting like a communist government by critics, such as Jason Wood MP, who point to actions like reducing opposition advisor positions and changing practices for parliamentary committees.Economic Policies: Concerns have been raised by some about potential capital gains tax changes being labelled "anti-aspirational" and pushing Australia towards a less free-market system.”

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Anyway with one  nation now double the LNP  and leading labor in the most recent polls it’s clear the big two parties are and have failed the country.