Category Archives: United Australia Party News

United Australia Party Secretary for North Queensland, Jen Sackley, has spoken out about women in politics saying Australia would never be a true democracy until there was equity in parliament. “The Australian political scene is not just a male dominated ...

Hollywood and Home and Away actor Bryan Wiseman has been endorsed as the United Australia Party’s candidate for the lower house seat of Cook, currently held by Prime Minister Scott Morrison.

Clive Palmer says Bill Shorten should be concentrating on policies rather than criticising individuals, following the Labor leader’s attack over text messages. “Rather than personal attacks, Mr Shorten should be addressing policy issues, that’s what Australia is devoid of,’’ Mr ...

Media release: Morrison’s missing right foot is in his mouth: Palmer Clive Palmer says he has solved the mystery of Scott Morrison’s missing right foot in the PM’s embarrassing Photoshop scandal. “It’s in his mouth,’’ Mr Palmer said. “This is ...

Media release: Palmer confirms rumours about game app Clive Palmer has today confirmed rumours that a game app about Australia’s political landscape featuring himself and other politicians was in its finals stages of development. “A game developed about Australian politics ...

Clive Palmer and his 10,000-plus United Australia Party team are bringing hope for Australians in 2019. In Townsville today, Mr Palmer said his fast-growing party would help make Australia great again with sound economic management, unlike the current Federal Government.

United Australia Party federal leader Clive Palmer announced today that the Australian Electoral Commission had approved the party’s application for registration and the party was now officially registered.

The United Australia Party’s North Queensland Secretary and candidate for Leichhardt, Jen Sackley, has backed calls for locally-raised state revenue to be used on urgent infrastructure projects such as a new bridge over the McLeod River.

The United Australia Party would fight for better insurance cover and lower premiums that properly reflected North Queenslanders’ true risk, North Queensland Secretary Jen Sackley said today.