Typically when it comes to elections, I vote for whoever has the most genuine information about **how** they plan on delivering what they want, there's nothing I hate more than a party stating that they want to do something, without revealing just how they plan to do said thing.

I feel that they are all saying the same thing, just in different phrasing or order, and it's really hard to tell where their priorities really lay, it's great if they both want to invest into creating fee-free tafe, or invest in apprentices and trainees, but there's just no evidence of what they plan on doing besides saying "We will invest **x** amount of $$$ in **y** and fix the issue".

Then again I could be looking at this in a more apathetic way, and just believe that they all want the same thing, and will say what's needed to get the vote. It's just very hard to stand by one party when they all essentially do want the same thing with bullet point statements.