The party will be led by NSW Hunter candidate Suellen Wrightson, who will challenge Labor incumbent Dan Repacholi. Mr Palmer’s loan United Australia Party parliamentarian, Victorian senator ...

Mr Palmer recently lost his bid to register his United Australia Party for the upcoming federal election and has joined the new party as chairman. He said the party would adopt many of Mr Trump's ...

given Mr Palmer shelled out almost $125million last election for his now-defunct United Australia Party - for not much at all. Indeed, all he has to show for that princely sum is just one seat in ...

Senator Ralph Babet has been dubbed the “$100 million man”, in reference to the amount of money Palmer spent fielding candidates of his United Australia Party across the nation at the 2022 ...

Mr Palmer’s United Australia Party (UAP) spent more than $120 million to secure just one seat in parliament, despite a surge in support for minor parties and independents at the 2022 federal ...

Palmer’s United Australia Party made headlines in 2021 and 2022 for its controversial COVID-19 advertising and record-breaking $100 million election spend. “He’ll give it a red-hot crack ...

How and why has Palmer—who only a week earlier lost a High Court bid to re-register his previous election vehicle, the United Australia Party (UAP)—been permitted by the Australian Electoral ...

who previously served one term in parliament and led both the Palmer United Party and the United Australia Party (UAP), was forced to create a new party after failing to re-register the UAP in ...

Trumpet of Patriots will replace his defunct United Australia Party, which he recently failed in a High Court bid to re-register, and will focus primarily on slashing 'government waste and ...

During the 2022 federal election, Mr Palmer’s United Australia Party spent a massive $123 million, $117 million of which came from the Queensland billionaire’s mining company, Mineralogy.

Australian billionaire Clive Palmer launched on Wednesday a political party he said was directly inspired by U.S. President Donald Trump, months out from a nationwide federal election.