Category Archives: United Australia Party News

All Australians must deplore the cheap tricks of One Nation at the expense of a decent Australian’s reputation. From day one when Senator Burston announced he was joining the United Australia Party he has been attacked and vilified. Australians will ...

Federal Leader of the United Australia Party, Clive Palmer, today announced experienced government advisor and business advocate Kevin Morgan as the lead candidate for the party’s Senate team in Tasmania. “Kevin is the ideal candidate to lead our Tasmanian Senate ...

United Australia Party Senate Leader, Brian Burston, has called on the Federal Government to take urgent steps to stop the secret takeover of Australia by Chinese communist government owned companies.

The Labor government was supporting the clandestine takeover of Australia by granting Chinese communist government owned companies extraordinary powers to build and operate strategic assets in WA.

Federal Leader of the United Australia Party, Clive Palmer, has announced the party’s endorsement of candidates for the Victorian seats of Isaacs, La Trobe and Dunkley for the 2019 federal election.

As the former biggest donor to the Liberal Party, Clive Palmer said all political donations made by Chinese nationals should be repaid immediately.

Federal Leader of the United Australia Party, Clive Palmer, has announced a strong WA Senate team to contest the upcoming federal election. Mr Palmer said the WA team would be headed by National Director of the United Australia Party and ...

Clive Palmer has blasted the WA Government for allowing Chinese control of Australian airports. “It should ring alarm bells for all Australians that the WA Labor Government has allowed Merredin Airport to transfer into Chinese ownership, meaning Australian aircraft need ...

Clive Palmer has responded to the latest round of insults from Twisted Sister’s front man Dee Snider by wishing the aging rocker all the best in his retirement.

North Queensland Secretary for the United Australia Party, Jen Sackley, said today a growing number of people in the Leichhardt electorate were concerned about propping up the failed energy policies of other states.