curprev05:5805:58, 5 January 2024 125.239.76.68talk 28,518 bytes−701 The Labor party have always been considered centre-left while the Liberals are centre-right (to right-wing in some cases). When Mark McGowan said he’d be centrist, he meant he would not abuse his large majority.undoTags: Revertedreferences removedMobile editMobile web edit
curprev12:3912:39, 24 July 2023 Loytratalkcontribs 29,343 bytes+334 Restored revision 1166892300 by Loytra (talk): We have reliable sources that state the current position of the party is a centrist one. If you still wish to change this, start a discussion on the talk page, in line with WP:BRDundoTags: TwinkleUndoMobile editMobile web editAdvanced mobile edit
curprev12:0712:07, 24 July 2023 Jack4576talkcontribs 29,009 bytes+43 If we are going to add 'Centre' as an ideology under the political position, we should also add 'Left'; as leftism is equally as much a political position of the ALP as centrism isundoTags: RevertedVisual edit
curprev12:0512:05, 24 July 2023 Jack4576talkcontribs 28,966 bytes−377 I disagree that 'Centre' is necessary. 'Centre-left' already gets the point across. The ALP does not regard itself or campaign publicly, or state within its own party documents that it is a centrist party. This is not Macron's party in France. A statement by a Premier after one election victory (who I note is no longer premier anyway) does not mean we should have 'Centre' as the primary ideology of this party.undoTags: UndoReverted
curprev15:3815:38, 23 July 2023 Jack4576talkcontribs 28,966 bytes+1 Social democracy is more established historically as the party’s primary ideology and it is WP:UNDUE to put Centrism first, even if the party has recently declared itself for that ideology. Leaving the Centrism ideology as the secondary ideologyundoTag: Visual edit