Libertarian Party Australia

12/10/2026

11/10/2026

For Libertarians, cleaning up government waste is a promise

10/10/2026

10/10/2026

Working across many different security roles, Liam has seen first hand how law and order in this state has declined. That gives him a real understanding of the issue that most politicians will never have.

Liam believes we should power our economy with the best energy technology available, not just whatever is in vogue. He wants to get government off the backs of ordinary Australians who are having a go, whether they're workers or business owners.

He also believes every person has the right to their own body and is best placed to decide what goes into it, and that the same right extends to their own property.

Clarinda, Liam is ready to stand up for you. 💪

10/10/2026

Working in the property industry, Will sees firsthand how hard it is for young Victorians to get into the housing market and for families to keep up with rising living costs. He believes hard work and ambition should be rewarded, not held back by unnecessary government interference.

Having previously worked alongside David, Will knows the difference a strong voice for freedom makes in Parliament. David brings the experience, Will brings fresh energy, and together they make a strong team fighting for smaller government, lower taxes and greater personal freedom.

A Victoria where opportunity and prosperity are within reach for everyone. That's what Will is standing for.

10/10/2026

Meet Josh Utoyo, our 22-year-old candidate for Narre Warren North. 🗳️

A uni student who already runs his own manufacturing and online retail business, Josh knows what it takes to make payroll while the cost of equipment, utilities and materials keeps climbing.

Like so many young Victorians, he's watched his generation get locked out of the housing market while the government piles on more debt. Josh is standing to lower taxes and get government out of our lives.

10/10/2026

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07/10/2026

Ethelyn King isn't a career politician. She's a working mum who believes government has grown far too involved in the everyday lives of Australians, and that ordinary people deserve a stronger voice.

Ethelyn has deep roots in Melbourne's south-east, especially Berwick, where her family has lived for generations and her grandmother is buried. For her, this isn't just an electorate on a map. It's home.

She believes politics should be about people, not parties. You should be free to raise your children your way, work hard and keep what you earn, own property without being punished for it, protect your family, and live by your own values, provided you don't harm anyone else.

Her values come from a belief in human dignity, personal responsibility and family, reinforced by her Catholic faith and its conviction that every person deserves fairness, compassion and respect. But she doesn't believe government should dictate how people live. Its job is to protect our rights, uphold the rule of law, and get out of the way.

Ethelyn is standing as a Libertarian because Australia needs politicians willing to question the status quo, not follow it. She isn't promising another government program to fix everything. She's promising to fight for your freedom and put ordinary Australians back at the centre of the conversation.

Your life. Your family. Your property. Your freedom.

07/10/2026

Jordan Forte has spent his life working hard, creating, and bringing people together. After four years on the tools as a plumber and time spent managing online media projects, Jordan knows the daily reality facing ordinary working Australians because he has lived it.

Since 2020, Jordan has built a strong local following through group bike rides and events that have brought hundreds of young people and adults together across Dandenong. For Jordan, it has never just been about the bikes. It is about giving locals a safe place to get active, make real connections, and back each other up.

Jordan is standing for election to give Dandenong a practical, straight-talking voice in a community that too often feels ignored. Having copped media and institutional scrutiny firsthand, he is a firm believer in protecting individual freedom and free speech.