Labor has chosen to centre its campaign around the positives of its policies rather than launching the usual attack ads.
Labor’s ad, debuting last night, put Bill Shorten at the front of the ad speaking on Labor’s 100 positive policies.
In the ad, Shorten says Labor will make health its "number one focus", stop $100,000 university degrees, make multinationals pay their fair share of tax and hold a royal commission into the banks.
There are various ads on the Labor Party’s YouTube channel that look at specific areas on Labor’s plans including education, middle class Australians and its climate change action plan.
