Category Archives: United Australia Party News

Media release Palmer United Party federal leader Clive Palmer has congratulated Dio Wang on being elected to the Senate for Western Australia.

Media release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, has asked how long the electoral farce will continue in Fairfax with the AEC still not settling on a result nearly a month after polling day.

Media Release The Australian media’s failure to properly represent human diversity was a major reason newspaper circulation was in decline according to federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer.

Media release Palmer United Party federal leader Clive Palmer has called on the Abbott government to adopt a two-pronged approach to asylum seekers, with smuggler boats turned around while genuine refugees are allowed to arrive by plane.

Media release The likelihood of Dio Wang winning a Senate seat in Western Australia is another outstanding result for the Palmer United Party in its first election campaign, according to federal leader Clive Palmer.

Media Release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer has said that despite finishing last day counting 36 votes ahead of his LNP opponent Ted O’Brien and the likelihood of an automatic recount, he will continue to pursue ...

Media release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, has called for a recount in the seat of Fairfax due to suspected major voting discrepancies.

Media release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, says the party will heavily target the LNP government from now until the next Queensland poll following its strong debut at the federal election.

Media Release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer today announced he would be suing News Corporation Chairman Rupert Murdoch and the Editor-in- Chief of The Australian newspaper Chris Mitchell for defamation.

Media release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, has called on Queenslanders to deliver a strong protest to Premier Campbell Newman at Saturday’s federal election.