The exciting part, for me, is the Legislative Council changes.
These are huge and long lasting. They could and would only have been done with a large Labor majority, because conservative partys benefited from the comparable advantage higher proportional rural representation gave them, so were bever incentivised to rebalance the system.
This was a once in a lifetime chance Labor got to right an electoral wrong against metro voters. This also happens to align with Labors electoral chances, of course.
The Legislative Council changes seem a mature response to the fairness question that arose, they seem to have resisted the urge to politically favour themselves in an structural way.
It may favour major partys a little more, but the number of MLCs should offset that hurdle well.