- Animal
Justice Party
- Australia
First Party (NSW) Incorporated
- Australian
Christians
- Australian
Democrats
- Australian
Fishing and Lifestyle Party
- Australian
Greens (including three additional branches listed below)
- Australian
Labor Party (ALP) (including nine additional branches listed
below)
- Australian
Labor Party (N.S.W. Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (Victorian Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (State of Queensland)
- Australian
Labor Party (Western Australian Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (Tasmanian Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (ACT Branch)
- Australian
Labor Party (Northern Territory) Branch
- Country
Labor Party
- Australian
Protectionist Party
- Australian
Sex Party
- Australian
Stable Population Party
- Building
Australia Party
- Christian
Democratic Party (Fred Nile Group)
- Citizens
Electoral Council of Australia
- Country
Alliance
- Country
Liberals (Northern Territory)
- Democratic
Labor Party (DLP) of Australia
- Family
First Party
- Help
End Marijuana Prohibition (HEMP) Party
- Katter’s
Australian Party
- Liberal
Democratic Party
- Liberal
Party of Australia (including seven additional branches
listed below)
- Liberal
Party of Australia, NSW Division
- Liberal
Party of Australia (Victorian Division)
- Liberal
National Party of Queensland
- Liberal
Party (W.A. Division) Inc.
- Liberal
Party of Australia (S.A. Division)
- Liberal
Party of Australia – Tasmanian Division
- Liberal
Party of Australia – ACT Division
- National
Party of Australia (including four additional branches listed
below)
- National
Party of Australia – N.S.W.
- National
Party of Australia – Victoria
- National
Party of Australia (WA) Inc
- National
Party of Australia (S.A.) Inc.
- No Carbon Tax
Climate Sceptics
- Non-Custodial
Parents Party (Equal Parenting)
- One
Nation
- Rise
Up Australia Party
- Secular Party
of Australia
- Senator
Online (Internet Voting Bills/Issues)
- Shooters
and Fishers Party
- Socialist
Alliance
- Socialist
Equality Party
- The First Nations Political Party
Monday, 21 January 2013
The BRP - Banks R Not Us
Last week the Australian Electoral Commission advertised an
application for non-parliamentary party registration by the Bank Reform Party or BRP of West
Australia and its registered officer - a former journo & media bloke for BankWest - wants election campaign
funding for 2013
thanks very much.
He hopes
his fledgling party will join the throng lining up around the country later this
year eager to stuff our letter boxes with glossy leaflets and crowd the
airwaves with vague promises most have no intention of honouring if they make it onto parliamentary benches:
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