United Australia Party

Craig Kelly, who's been associated with Liberals, United Australia, One Nation and ran as an independent, has made another leap, this time to the Libertarians.

While the defection may boost One Nation's chances of winning seats in NSW, in the meantime it could ...

Victorian Senator Ralph Babet has declared his support for U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump in a letter reposted ...

Claims former politician Craig Kelly breached electoral laws by using non-compliant United Party Australia federal election campaign material ...

Australian mining magnate Clive Palmer has voluntarily deregistered his United Australia Party despite having a senator in parliament. ...

A United Australia Party (UAP) candidate has won a seat in the Senate and will represent Victorian constituents ...

Unsuccessful One Nation candidate George Christensen admits the lack of coordination between "pro-freedom" political parties at the recent ...

United Australia Party leader Craig Kelly has pledged to stand against reconfiguring Australia's economy to meet net-zero targets, ...

Commentary A new post-centrist style of politics is emerging worldwide as the political centre weakens and voters shift ...

Internal factions that dominate decision-making in Australia’s major political parties are a “cancer” on the country’s democratic system, ...

Commentary Buffeted by the stormy blasts of COVID-19, Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s government rolled and rocked at times ...

Australia’s drug regulator is considering legal action against Federal MP Craig Kelly after his party, the United Australia ...

Commentary Mining magnate Clive Palmer will take the Western Australian government to court over their plan to limit entry ...

Mining magnate Clive Palmer has said he will financially back Australian Federal MP Craig Kelly in his lawsuit ...

Businessman and former politician Clive Palmer was ordered today to pay $1.5 million to Twisted Sister, an American ...

Receiving unsolicited text messages from political parties could become a thing of the past in Australian federal politics ...