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Liberal Party of Australia

27 House23 Senate

The Liberal Party’s stated principles emphasise personal freedom, private enterprise, limited government and equal opportunity.

Liberal Party: Our Beliefs

Overview checked 28 Oct 2026 · Private editorial draft

Leadership & organisation

Angus Taylor portrait
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Principles and current campaign proposals are labelled separately. Proposed results are not verified outcomes.

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Liberal Party: Our Beliefs Liberal Party: Our Plan

What they say

Economy & work

stated principle

Favours private enterprise and incentives, with a smaller role for government in markets.

Liberal Party: Our Beliefs

Climate & energy

party proposal

Its current plan proposes abandoning net zero and using Australia’s energy resources to reduce power costs.

Liberal Party: Our Plan

Housing

party proposal

Its current plan links a reduction in migration with housing availability and infrastructure capacity.

Liberal Party: Our Plan

Current federal roster

People in Parliament.

Membership is counted from the Parliamentary Handbook snapshot, separately from the party overview. State MPs are not counted here.

Aaron VioliCaseyAlex Antic portraitAlex AnticSouth Australia · SenateAlex Hawke portraitAlex HawkeMitchellAndrew Bragg portraitAndrew BraggNew South Wales · SenateAndrew Hastie portraitAndrew HastieCanningAndrew McLachlan portraitAndrew McLachlanSouth Australia · SenateAndrew Wallace portraitAndrew WallaceFisherAngie BellMoncrieffAngus Taylor portraitAngus TaylorHumeAnne RustonSouth Australia · SenateBen SmallForrestCameron CaldwellFaddenChris GatenbyTasmania · SenateClaire ChandlerTasmania · SenateDan Tehan portraitDan TehanWannonDave Sharma portraitDave SharmaNew South Wales · SenateDean Smith portraitDean SmithWestern Australia · SenateGarth Hamilton portraitGarth HamiltonGroomHenry PikeBowmanJacinta Nampijinpa Price portraitJacinta Nampijinpa PriceNorthern Territory · SenateJames McGrath portraitJames McGrathQueensland · SenateJames Paterson portraitJames PatersonVictoria · SenateJane Hume portraitJane HumeVictoria · SenateJason Wood portraitJason WoodLa TrobeJess CollinsNew South Wales · SenateJonno Duniam portraitJonno DuniamTasmania · SenateJulian Leeser portraitJulian LeeserBerowraKerrynne Liddle portraitKerrynne LiddleSouth Australia · SenateLeah BlythSouth Australia · SenateLeon Rebello portraitLeon RebelloMcPhersonMaria Kovacic portraitMaria KovacicNew South Wales · SenateMary AldredMonashMatt O'SullivanWestern Australia · SenateMelissa McIntosh portraitMelissa McIntoshLindsayMelissa Price portraitMelissa PriceDurackMichaelia Cash portraitMichaelia CashWestern Australia · SenatePaul ScarrQueensland · SenatePhillip Thompson portraitPhillip ThompsonHerbertRichard Colbeck portraitRichard ColbeckTasmania · SenateRick Wilson portraitRick WilsonO'ConnorSarah Henderson portraitSarah HendersonVictoria · SenateScott Buchholz portraitScott BuchholzWrightSimon KennedyCookSlade Brockman portraitSlade BrockmanWestern Australia · SenateTed O'Brien portraitTed O'BrienFairfaxTerry Young portraitTerry YoungLongmanTim Wilson portraitTim WilsonGoldsteinTom VenningGreyTony PasinBarkerZoe McKenzie portraitZoe McKenzieFlinders
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These are short summaries of what parties say they believe or propose. They do not establish that a policy works, was delivered, or was supported in every parliamentary vote. Principles, proposals, campaign examples and a party’s own account of its government program are labelled separately.

Coverage starts with groups in the current federal Parliamentary Handbook roster. It excludes parties with no current federal representative and does not merge state branches, coalition partners or independents. An affiliation label does not prove AEC registration.

AI assisted the primary-source research and summaries. Independent human editorial sign-off has not been completed. Missing content means “not established here”, never “the party has no policy”. Sources and changes require review before publication.

Overview review: 28 Oct 2026. Membership snapshot: 27/10/2026. Our transparency standard · AEC party register