Media Release Palmer United Party leader Clive Palmer has condemned the federal government’s asylum seeker advertising campaign in local papers as blatant political advertising and a waste of taxpayers’ money.
Media Release The federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, says the Rudd government crackdown on Fringe Benefits Tax (FBT) for cars will only punish an already struggling Australian motor vehicle industry.
Media Release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer has called for an investigation into the leaking of information about Mineralogy’s interests in the Port of Cape Preston by Deputy Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s office.
Media Release Palmer United Party Federal leader Clive Palmer today announced that the Australian Electoral Commission had granted the party’s application for registration and the party was now officially registered.
Media Release Mid-North Coast residents will have the chance to debate policy with Palmer United Party Federal leader Clive Palmer this month when he visits Taree and Port Macquarie with rugby league greats Matt Adamson and Glenn “The Brick with ...
Media Release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer today called on Prime Minister Kevin Rudd to speak with Indonesian President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono about its enforcement of maritime laws.
Media release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, said today that widely-publicised opinion polls which claimed to predict the outcome of the Federal election were flawed.
Media release An urgent reform of Australian food labelling was required to keep profits at home and protect local jobs, the federal leader of the Palmer United Party Clive Palmer said.
Media release Federal leader of the Palmer United Party, Clive Palmer, said today that integrity needed to be reinstalled to Australian politics, following the cutting down of the last two Labor prime ministers by Bill Shorten.
Media Release Palmer United Party Federal Leader Clive Palmer yesterday accused the Liberal and Labor parties of reducing the Federal Parliament to a circus.
