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Our Purpose

To promote and defend the values of economic freedom, individual empowerment, and responsible governance in Australia.

OUR MISSION

We stand with families, small businesses, and workers by backing policies that expand opportunity, reward aspiration, and build lasting prosperity.
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What Australians
for Prosperity believes in

1

A strong Australia starts
with strong Australians.

Our national success depends on the freedom, effort and drive of the people.

2

Prosperity comes from ownership and reward for effort.

An open economy built on secure property rights, fair taxation, and high employment gives Australians the confidence to work, save and invest.

3

Jobs and growth don’t
come from government.

It’s the private sector, powered by entrepreneurs, that creates opportunity. Risk deserves reward. Responsibility builds resilience.

4

Competition
lifts everyone.

Big businesses were once small. When people are free to compete and work hard, progress follows.

5

The economy is there
to work for people.

When people can stand on their own two feet, they are in the best position to help others do the same. Mutually supportive families are the greatest form of social welfare. Home ownership is the foundation of economic security.

6

Simpler tax.
Smarter rules.

Complex taxes and overregulation choke investment, stall growth, and make Australia less competitive.

7

Trade builds
strength.

Free trade keeps prices down, choices up and industries growing. Constraints on supply chains should be limited to what is necessary for national security.

8

Our wealth comes
from the ground up.

Primary industries farming, mining, energy  are the backbone of our economy. They power manufacturing and support the services Australians rely on.

9

Prosperity and sustainability
go hand in hand.

A healthy environment is vital for long-term growth and for keeping our industries strong and supported.

10

Power should never sit
too far from the people.

Decentralisation drives better results. Just like markets, competition in governance keeps the system honest.

11

The right to govern comes from the people, not from the elites.

Individuals thrive when they are free to make their own decisions. Governments must serve those who elect them, not the other way around.

12

Australia’s best days
are still ahead.

With low taxes, flexible work and pro-growth policies, we can build a future of prosperity and possibility for all.

leadership

Caroline Di Russo

Caroline Di Russo

Spokesperson

Caroline Di Russo practised as a lawyer for approximately 15 years in national and international law firms. She specialised in commercial litigation and corporate insolvency and has worked on a number of high-profile court cases and international arbitrations. (more…)

Dr Nataliya Ilyushina

Dr Nataliya Ilyushina

Advisory Board Member
Nataliya is a prominent economist and researcher with a passion for AI, the future of work, blockchain, digital transformation, gender and wellbeing economics.

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Jack Tossol

Jack Tossol

Advisory Board Member
Jack is a firebrand internet personality, with over 166,000 followers on TikTok and 155,000 on Instagram, famous for his fearless ocker takedowns of people who take themselves too seriously.

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Parnell Palme McGuinness

Parnell Palme McGuinness

Advisory Board Member
Parnell Palme McGuinness is a weekly columnist on culture and politics for the Sun-Herald and Sunday Age, as well as Managing Director of Strategy and Policy at the campaigns agency Agenda C.

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Alexandra Sinenko

Alexandra Sinenko

Advisory Board Member
Alex is a young leader specialising in cybersecurity and is passionate about securing Australia’s future by harnessing the convergence of economic and defence policy.

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Will Dempsey

Will Dempsey

Campaign Manager
Will Dempsey is a strategist with over 15 years’ experience across politics, media, and public affairs. He has advised at state and federal levels of government, run campaigns, and held senior roles in party headquarters.

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