1488:. A few months later, his family-owned building company, Home Australia Group, ran into financial difficulties and was wound up. Day announced immediately that he would resign from the senate as a consequence, however he did not resign immediately, allowing time for the party to develop a process for selecting a replacement. He resigned on 1 November 2016 creating a vacancy in the senate. In April 2017 the high court ruled that he was invalidly elected in July 2016 and had been ineligible to sit in the senate since February 2016. The vacancy created by Day's resignation was filled by another Family First senate candidate,
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Reference in South
Australia includes business-people, members of the medical profession, as well as ministers and people from Catholic, Baptist, Lutheran, Uniting and other church groups. The rapid national growth of the party leading into this election and the late decision to contest in all seats possible, has meant that in some states there are candidates, with strong family values, who have been introduced to the party through the personal relationships they have from their involvement in community/church networks.
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1936:, he was entitled to a three-year term. Due to the failure of his home construction business, Day resigned from the Senate on 1 November 2016 and a replacement was expected to be selected in the following two to three weeks. In April 2017, the High Court found that he had been invalidly elected to the Senate at the 2016 election because the leasing arrangements for his electoral office had breached section 44 of the
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In the 2006 Queensland state election, Family First received a primary vote of 7% in contested seats (many seats were not contested), with a high of 14.5% and several other seats posting results of 10%. Queensland does not have an upper house, and these results were insufficient for any candidates to
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By August 2010, the party maintained its non-denominational stance and affirmed its affinity towards
Christianity in stating "Family First in 2010 is independent of any church or denomination...like so many other Australian institutions, at Family First our Christian heritage is something we are both
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senate candidate for
Queensland, to publicly slam the party the day before the election, calling them "the lunatic Right", and stating that "these are not the sort of people you do preference deals with". Joyce's comments came in response to a pamphlet published by one of the party's Victorian Senate
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candidate Steven
Burgess being eliminated at count 445 and 455 respectively, leaving only McEwen and Day remaining, Day had collected enough preferences to overtake and narrowly defeat McEwen − by just a couple of thousand preference votes. The nationwide Family First Senate vote was 1.4% (up 0.3%).
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The party is not a church party or an
Assembly of God party, nor is it funded by AOG churches. It does see itself as socially conservative, with Family Values based on Christian ethics. Like any mainstream party we do not have on record the religious affiliations of any of our members. The Board of
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According to John
Macaulay, an executive of the Australian Conservatives Board, and the dissolution document of Family First, the Party did not merge with the Australian Conservatives. The Family First executive voted to dissolve the party, and in accordance with Australian law, they donated all
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and Day. Originally advocating a moral and family values agenda, Day, who would become Family First's major donor, later reoriented Family First to begin to emphasise issues such as industrial relations reform, free speech and smaller government, which brought Family First closer to
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and others around the beginning of 2008 with a view to forming a new party, but had failed to convince them. The revelations came after
Fielding changed his position on abortion, after being rebuffed by his party for taking a softer approach. Fielding denied the claims.
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did not join the
Conservatives, and became an independent senator when Family First was disbanded. Gichuhi was invited to join the Australian Conservatives' voting bloc in the Senate, but ultimately chose to join the Liberal Party. Brokenshire was not re-elected at the
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and managed by an
Executive Committee comprising the Board of Directors. Decision making was tightly held within the executive group, including the capacity to elect new members to the executive, determine party policy and ratify candidate pre-selection.
1760:, Family First contested the Senate in all states, but were not successful, with the national vote remaining at around 2%. Fielding's term ended on 30 June 2011, after which the Family First Party no longer had federal parliamentary representation.
1711:, in particular seeking to increase its Senate representation. Nationwide, the party received 1.62% of the primary vote in the Senate, and 1.99% in the House of Representatives, both down slightly on the 2004 result. In Victoria, however, both the
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recommended
Liberal voters to preference Family First. Electing only six Senators per state at a non-double dissolution election, the 12th and last spot in South Australia at this election came down to a race between Day and Labor's 4th candidate
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for the party, and subsequently won preselection to replace retiring founder Evans in the state Legislative Council. At the 2010 South Australian Election, Robert Brokenshire was re-elected as a Family First candidate for a Legislative Council
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In 2008, some newspapers claimed that Fielding wanted to "relaunch himself as a mainstream political player, beyond Family First's ultra-conservative evangelical Christian support base." The reports indicated that Fielding had tried to recruit
2172:, a former South Australian Liberal MP and party president joined the party, complaining that the Liberal Party had drifted too far to the "left", and that "Family First is the only truly conservative political force now left in Australia".
1672:, the lead candidate in Victoria, was successful in picking up the last Senate seat. Although he received a primary vote of only 1.88% (56,376 votes), he achieved the 14.3% quota required by a run of preferences including those from the
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stated "The outlandish result occurred in Victoria in 2004 where the Family First party was able to gather tickets from just about everywhere... this is a fluke. And I’ve always referred to Senator Steve Fielding as the Fluke Senator".
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political party one of whose policies was to legalize recreational drug use, stating "They gave their preferences to the enemy, the anti-Christian party." This was suggested as a reason for their poor election result. Fred Nile's own
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2117:. The deals were arranged so that the ticket votes for these five parties would roll up to a different party in each region. The system collected votes so that Family First's best chance was in the
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Notice under s 135(1) of the Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 The Family First Party was registered on 5 March 2004 and deregistered on 30 August 2017. Reason: s 135(1) – voluntary deregistration
1910:, a feature which was crucial to the election of Day at the previous election. Though the South Australian Senate Family First vote was reduced to just 2.9% (down 0.9%), as the election was a
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were often at odds, with Family First often referring to the Greens as "extreme" in their media statements. The two parties were in competition for Senate preferences, particularly from the
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A 60-minute documentary was made for the ABC-TV Compass program in 2005 and called "Family First – A Federal Crusade". It was produced by Dr Bruce Redman from The University of Queensland.
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2462:, and were ideologically opposed on many issues. In the 2006 Victorian election, Family First's limited television advertising campaign specifically singled out the Greens for criticism.
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Opposition to the Native Title Act as it currently stands, as Native Title rights do not confer the right to sell, lease, develop or offer the land as security for economic development.
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A National Conference occurred every two years, with delegates from state party licensees. Federal and State branches held Annual General Meetings that were open to all members.
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1412:. In Queensland, the party refused to direct preferences to Liberal candidate Ingrid Tall on the grounds she was openly gay, also refusing to preference Liberal candidate
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received a primary vote of 4.02% which, along with preferences from other parties, was sufficient to obtain the 8.3% quota and get elected to one of the 11 seats in the
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did not join the Conservatives, and became an independent senator when the Family First Party was disbanded. The party formally relinquished its registration with the
2041:, Family First's vote increased to 4.98% in the Legislative Council, and a second Member of the Legislative Council was elected – former pharmaceutical executive
1492:. Gichuhi was declared by the court of disputed returns on 13 April 2017 to be elected instead of Day, after a special recount of South Australian senate votes.
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increased by 0.64%, to 2.52 and 3.02% respectively. No Family First candidates were elected. Sitting Senator Steve Fielding's term did not expire until 2011.
2179:, a prominent Coalition fundraiser and Liberal candidate for Makin in the 2007 federal election announced that he was joining Family First. He contested the
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they won 11.40% of the vote but only ran fourth in the absence of a Labor candidate, a total that was only 4% above their vote in the 2007 general election.
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Opposition to the 'progressive erosion' of property owners' rights through legislation, heritage listing, water restrictions, native vegetation,
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Belief that 'the only long-term solution is for Aboriginal Australians to move into the modern world and connect with the modern economy'.
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in South Australia, and nationally from smaller Christian denominations. Family First in South Australia was viewed as an infusion of ex-
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and the Family First Party was announced, with Family First to be absorbed into the Conservatives. Newly appointed Family First senator
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was declared the new South Australian senator in place of Day, following a recount of ballots. Her appointment was challenged by the
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rejected the challenge as to whether she has renounced her Kenyan citizenship or retained a dual Kenyan and Australian citizenship.
1927:. McEwen solidly led Day for the overwhelming majority of the count, until count 445 of a total 457. However, upon Edwards and then
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attended the public launch of the branch, it fuelled media speculation that they might try to influence the West Australian branch.
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Support for retention of the definition of marriage as between a man and a woman to the exclusion of all others (i.e opposition to
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Belief in workplace deregulation and that legislation designed to protect workers rights is bad for the economy and morally wrong.
1914:, the quota to be elected was halved. Day got to the 7.7% quota largely from Liberal preferences when the Liberal's 5th candidate
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said that Family First is not a Christian party and Family First Federal Secretary Dr Matt Burnet issued a press release stating:
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Support for the freedom of those who choose to work differently by moving out of the regulated world of 'traditional employment'.
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911:
768:
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making him ineligible for the Senate, leading to a special recount of South Australian senate ballots to find a replacement.
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Support for a 20/20/20 tax system ($ 20,000 tax-free threshold, 20 percent flat income tax and 20 percent flat company tax).
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created controversy when she compared allowing same-sex marriage to the stolen generations and to "legalising child abuse".
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and was successful. The South Australian Senate Family First vote was 3.8% (down 0.3%), getting to the 14.3% quota through
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1563:, 11 of their 23 candidates for the 2004 federal election were from an Assemblies of God church, the Hawkesbury Church in
1312:. Though it had no formal affiliation with any particular religious organisation, Family First was strongly linked to the
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and in the absence of a Liberal candidate received 2,890 first preference votes. They had not contested Werriwa in 2004.
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2097:. At the 2017 election, Family First participated with four other parties in a set of preference deals orchestrated by
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MPs have expressed support for the new party. On 14 August 2008, independent (former Liberal) Western Australian MP
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2165:, but neither was successful. Fels remained a member of the Legislative Council until his term expired in May 2009.
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joined Family First and was the lead Senate candidate for Family First in Queensland in the 2013 federal election.
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Support for programs which encourage families to be 'self-reliant' and reduce the need for government assistance.
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1592:, Hood did not deny this in his response, while he did attempt to set the record straight on issues of policy.
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2071:, Family First's vote increased from 1.9% to 4.3% of first preferences. However, no candidates were elected.
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Support for an independent enquiry which is prepared to hear scientists who disagree with climate change.
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2045:. In several rural and outer metropolitan seats, Family First's vote approached 10% – and in the seat of
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announced that he would become the parliamentary leader of the state branch of the party. Three former
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Campbell, Kate (16 August 2008). "Walker, D'Orazio fight as Independents but Omodei quits". General.
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Packham, Ben (27 September 2008). "Fielding abortion heat Retreat on women's rights comments". News.
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1876:. The nationwide Family First Senate vote was 1.1% (down 1.0%). Day assumed his seat on 1 July 2014.
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Support for rehabilitation and recovery programs and for prison-based programs to address drug use.
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became an independent in 2009 for a few months before joining Family First. He was defeated at the
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Roberts, Greg (8 October 2004). "Nationals split over Family First deal – Election 2004". Local.
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Allow schools to direct their own building improvement works, rather than relying on governments.
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As a result of their relatively poor form in the 2007 election, Family First did not contest the
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had also preferenced the Liberty and Democracy Party before any other major party in the Senate.
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argued for a fairer work, rest and 'family time' (or leisure balance) in opposing the measures.
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207:
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2517:"Small Parties, Big Changes: The Evolution of Minor Parties Elected to the Australian Senate"
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Although officially eschewing religious labels, many of its candidates and members were from
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and Brokenshire joined and merged with Bernardi's Australian Conservatives on 25 April 2017.
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Repeal of any law which distinguishes between any Australian on the basis of race or colour.
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Removal of workplace regulations and awards to combat the "welfare reliance" of Australians.
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made two loans totalling $ 405,000 to Family First. After gaining 4% of the vote in several
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who in his capacity as a church pastor had criticised other religions and homosexuality.
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3774:"2006 South Australian Election. Kavel Electorate Profile. Australian Broadcasting Corp"
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following Day being declared ineligible). At state level, the party won a seat in the
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Splinter Party Another Blow to Struggling Libs, The West Australian, 20 August 2008.
3678:"Family First senator Lucy Gichuhi survives ALP challenge over citizenship concerns"
2875:"Family First's Lucy Gichuhi set to replace Bob Day in South Australian Senate seat"
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Privatisation of planning approvals and removal of up-front infrastructure charges.
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3381:"Family First's Steve Fielding loses Senate seat: The Age 16 September 2010"
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3572:"Senate How to Votes: South Australia - Australia Votes - Federal Election 2016"
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2651:"Dennis Hood dumps Cory Bernardi's Australian Conservatives to join SA Liberals"
2056:, achieved a vote of 15.7%. In the Legislative Council, Family First shares the
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3899:"WA election: Micro party preference deal could take five seats in Upper House"
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Packham, Ben; Jean, Peter (30 September 2008). "Senator wanted to quit". News.
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In June 2013, former Katter's Australian Party candidate and national director
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Senate results for the Australian federal election, 2016 § South Australia
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Senate results for the Australian federal election, 2013 § South Australia
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3520:"Family First Senator Bob Day re-elected in South Australia, Labor misses out"
2955:"Bernardi unwilling to wait for Gichuhi to 'get her head around' party merger"
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for the party, gaining 11.4 percent of the primary vote, but was not elected.
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3618:"Late count: Herbert finalised, Senate results imminent - The Poll Bludger"
3483:"Senate Results: South Australia - Australia Votes - Federal Election 2013"
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and their acquisition of a Senate seat in 2004, Family First contested the
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3013:"Cory Bernardi's Australian Conservatives to amalgamate with Family First"
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where it enjoyed its greatest electoral support. Since the demise of the
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2849:"Family First ex-senator Bob Day's election ruled invalid by High Court"
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The party agreed to share House of Representatives preferences with the
1400:, Family First contested seats all over Australia, generally exchanging
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Allow principals and school councils to choose staff based on 'values'.
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criticized Family First for giving preferences (in some states) to the
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narrowly missed out (polling 3.98% and receiving Liberal preferences).
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state branch of Family First as an executive member. When three former
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Faith, Money and Power: What the Religious Revival Means for Politics:
3663:"Coalition and Labor team up to clear out crossbench senators in 2019"
3358:"Senate result confirms Fielding's defeat: ABC 16 September 2010"
3219:(Press release). Family First Party. 24 September 2004. Archived from
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suggested the merger could in part be attributed to the abolition of
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candidates, although in some seats it exchanged preferences with the
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3426:"Family First candidate Wendy Francis stands by gay slur on Twitter"
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Family First was opposed to some aspects of the Howard government's
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ran as a Family First Party South Australia Senate candidate at the
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2561:"The Urge to merge - Family First and the Australian Conservatives"
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Support removal of urban growth boundaries and zoning restrictions.
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1918:
was eliminated from the count, largely due to the fact the Liberal
1688:
1436:
in the Senate from July 2008 to July 2011. He lost his seat at the
325:
4495:"Parliament of Australia: Senate: Senator Fielding's First Speech"
3238:"Family First faces tough election: Reportage 19 August 2010"
2129:
The party has benefited from a series of high-profile defections.
3849:
2905:
2823:
2762:
2395:
Support for education and training to take people out of poverty.
2176:
1891:
1781:
1466:
1266:
1250:
into which it merged, it has been refounded in that state as the
3676:
Doran, Matthew; Belot, Henry; Crothers, Joanna (19 April 2017).
2586:"Bernardi's Australian Conservatives to merge with Family First"
1570:
South Australian Family First Member of the Legislative Council
1523:, which makes it more difficult for like-minded parties to swap
3136:
1691:(largely due to preferences from surplus Liberal votes) and in
1029:
2145:
In June 2008, former Western Australian deputy Liberal leader
1687:
The party also came close to picking up other Senate seats in
1559:, a number of Family First candidates were church members. In
3062:
3032:
2929:"Bernardi and Family First join forces for conservative vote"
2632:"'Australian success story': PM welcomes Gichuhi to Liberals"
2539:"South Australia Election 2022 - Legislative Council Results"
2411:
Opposition to injecting rooms as 'expensive and ineffective'.
2224:
or 'carbon tax' and government subsidies to renewable energy.
2121:. However, the party did not gain any seats at the election.
1574:, the party's state parliamentary leader, is a member of the
4001:"Aidan McLindon new lead Senate candidate for Family First"
3586:"South Australia Senate 2016 - Distribution of Preferences"
1495:
183:
1393:
replaced Evans following the latter's retirement in 2008.
3534:"Senate voting reform challenge thrown out by High Court"
2676:"New MLC Robert Brokenshire puts major parties on notice"
1416:
for his support for same-sex marriage. At that election,
2786:"Family First gets $ 405,000 lifeline from its chairman"
1527:
without a certain amount of "leakage" to other parties.
16:
For the Australian political party founded in 2021, see
3083:
2085:, Family First fielded 2 candidates in each of the six
2025:
1377:
became its first elected member, winning a seat in the
4182:
3742:"State General Election Results on www.waec.wa.gov.au"
2843:
2841:
1480:
Family First returned to the Australian Senate at the
3983:"Aidan McLindon signs up for Family First party role"
3280:"Electorate strips landscape of the bit-part players"
3137:
Karen Barlow & Nance Haxton (20 September 2004).
2451:
on economic issues, but separately on social issues.
2304:
1985:
Family First did not stand a candidate in any of the
1668:
Family First picked up 1.76% of the vote nationally.
1308:
The party was generally considered to be part of the
3599:
SA Senate 2016 election preference distribution: AEC
2819:"Simple Family First transition "wildly optimistic""
2784:
Williams, Ruth; Hawthorne, Mark (13 February 2011).
2704:"Family First refuses preference swap with lesbians"
4878:
4876:
4535:
4533:
3161:"Compass: Family First: A Federal Crusade - ABC TV"
2838:
2369:
1531:their assets to the Australian Conservative Party.
1333:. Family First and its two state parliamentarians
1242:which existed from 2002 to 2017. It was founded in
4886:. Queensland Electoral Commission. 10 January 2010
4208:
3675:
2010:The first election Family First contested was the
1958:
1465:During the 2009/10 financial year, party chairman
1381:. A second party member, pharmaceutical executive
4326:
3071:"Behind Family First is a clan of true believers"
2868:
2866:
2783:
2733:"Fischer throws weight behind Family First in WA"
2237:Support for independent (private) school funding.
2214:
2005:
1257:Family First had three candidates elected to the
6102:
4873:
4609:
4530:
2873:Uhlmann, Chris; Doran, Matthew (13 April 2017).
2297:Abolition of the Commonwealth Grants Commission.
2124:
1424:for the party. Fielding, along with independent
1385:, was elected to the Legislative Council at the
1305:, as a result of defections from other parties.
4906:"Senate's odd couple quickly form a voting bloc
4565:
4563:
3139:"Family First Party campaigns on family values"
2894:
2892:
2443:and Day announced their intention to vote as a
2133:Former South Australian state Liberal minister
2093:seats. Voting for the Legislative Council uses
2060:with the other minor parties and independents.
1595:Family First's preferencing agreement with the
4754:
4038:
3403:"2010 Senate Results – Summary: ABC elections"
2863:
2727:
2725:
2612:"Bernardi's alliance intends to bloc Xenophon"
2278:in all forms (including altruistic surrogacy).
2247:
2161:both Sullivan and Fels stood for seats in the
1349:, and Hood left the Conservatives to join the
1297:). It also briefly had representatives in the
5001:
4478:Family First cuts ties to Libs over IR policy
4353:
3954:. Melbourne: News.theage.com.au. 23 June 2008
3798:. Melbourne: theage.com.au. 10 September 2006
3068:
2980:"Family First Party Voluntary Deregistration"
2078:the party unsuccessfully contested 38 seats.
1763:The Queensland Family First Senate candidate
1215:
4781:
4636:
4560:
4497:. Aph.gov.au. 10 August 2005. Archived from
4425:
4136:
4118:"Our Life Policy: Abortion & Euthenasia"
4064:
3796:"Minor parties hail poll results – National"
2889:
2872:
1543:backgrounds. Family First co-founder Pastor
4046:"Our Schooling Policy: Choice in Schooling"
3322:
3277:
3258:
2946:
2751:
2722:
2554:
2552:
2510:
2508:
2506:
1934:12th and final South Australian Senate spot
5864:Pensioner and Citizen Initiated Referendum
5008:
4994:
4884:"RULES OF FAMILY FIRST PARTY QLD. LIMITED"
4399:
4280:
4254:
3952:"Former Liberal leader joins Family First"
3454:
2920:
2898:
2816:
2300:Support for lowering small business taxes.
1898:, despite having unsuccessfully mounted a
1222:
1208:
4407:"Our Employment Policy: Jobs, Jobs, Jobs"
3747:. WA Electoral Commission. Archived from
3505:"Senate State First Preferences By Group"
3448:"Senate State First Preferences By Group"
2578:
2341:Support for fast on-shore processing for
1281:across four consecutive state elections (
1240:conservative political party in Australia
6136:Political parties disestablished in 2017
6121:Christian political parties in Australia
4690:"Our Housing Policy: A home of your own"
3933:
3820:. Qld-familyfirst.org.au. Archived from
2549:
2503:
2190:, former Christian Democratic Party MLC
1980:a later by-election for the seat of Mayo
1879:
1770:
1751:
1702:
1665:(with some exceptions discussed below).
1645:
1635:
1534:
1496:Merger with the Australian Conservatives
1486:2016 double dissolution federal election
5544:Australians Against Further Immigration
3877:Western Australian Electoral Commission
3395:
3372:
3350:
3339:
3214:"House of Representatives Preferencing"
3119:
2648:
2294:Opposition to payroll and mining taxes.
2049:, Tom Playford, a descendant of former
1904:newly implemented Senate voting reforms
1588:stated that Hood was an anti-evolution
1500:On 26 April 2017, a merger between the
912:Australians for Constitutional Monarchy
20:. For the New Zealand lobby group, see
6131:Defunct political parties in Australia
6103:
5024:Defunct political parties in Australia
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3517:
3090:"This Hood's hardly one of the boyz".
3038:
3010:
2492:Christian Democratic Party (Australia)
2472:List of political parties in Australia
2431:
2163:Western Australian Legislative Council
2159:2008 Western Australian state election
2083:2017 Western Australian state election
1838:Australian Fishing and Lifestyle Party
1547:was the General Superintendent of the
1303:Western Australian Legislative Council
942:Ramsay Centre for Western Civilisation
6141:Political parties established in 2002
5909:Reclaim Australia: Reduce Immigration
4989:
3485:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3423:
3240:. Reportageonline.com. 19 August 2010
2952:
2558:
2514:
2353:
2209:
1340:Newly appointed Family First senator
1125:The Fabrication of Aboriginal History
5679:Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy
4946:"Greens completely cut down to size"
4943:
3873:"Registered Political Parties in WA"
3378:
3105:"Family First far from extremists".
2926:
2026:State elections from 2004 until 2017
2020:South Australian Legislative Council
2012:2002 South Australian state election
1850:Australian Motoring Enthusiast Party
1640:
1443:In June 2008, sitting MP and former
1379:South Australian Legislative Council
1279:South Australian Legislative Council
959:Australian National Flag Association
6116:2017 disestablishments in Australia
3843:Murphy, Mathew (27 November 2006).
3682:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3539:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3462:"Micro-manager behind independents"
3261:"Christian party's unholy alliance"
3166:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3147:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
3069:Mike Seccombe (24 September 2004).
3052:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2899:Richardson, Tom (1 November 2016).
2883:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2857:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2817:Richardson, Tom (25 October 2016).
2737:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
2642:
2604:
2420:Family First was incorporated as a
1894:was unexpectedly successful at the
1299:New South Wales Legislative Council
13:
5644:Democratic Association of Victoria
4977:North Melbourne: Pluto Press: 2007
3897:Gartry, Laura (15 February 2017).
3507:. Australian Electoral Commission.
3450:. Australian Electoral Commission.
2527:from the original on 16 July 2019.
2305:Employment and workplace relations
2089:regions, and three candidates for
2000:
1890:As Family First's sole incumbent,
1806:Australian Stable Population Party
1722:Before the 2007 federal election,
14:
6157:
6126:Conservative parties in Australia
5136:Abolish Self Government Coalition
4981:
4760:
4615:
4539:
4332:
4262:"Our Tax & Governance Policy"
4017:
3661:Hunter, Fergus (12 August 2016).
3518:Koziol, Michael (2 August 2016).
3379:Levy, Megan (16 September 2010).
2806:. Australian ElectoralCommission.
1599:in the 2004 federal election led
6111:2002 establishments in Australia
5997:Taxi Operators Political Service
5131:A Better Future For Our Children
5038:Country and Progressive National
5017:
4763:"Family First : Queensland"
4618:"Family First : Queensland"
4542:"Family First : Queensland"
4335:"Family First : Queensland"
4020:"Family First : Queensland"
3818:":: Family First – Queensland::"
3278:Steve Lewis (26 November 2007).
3188:"Family First – South Australia"
3011:Yaxley, Louise (25 April 2017).
2370:Housing and property development
2032:2005 Western Australian election
1615:In September 2004, party leader
1189:
1177:
239:
44:
29:Political party in Australia
5659:Drew Pavlou Democratic Alliance
5171:Australian Progressive Alliance
5161:Australian Motoring Enthusiasts
5124:in federal or state parliaments
4967:
4944:Farr, Malcolm (16 April 2007).
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3259:Steve Lewis (6 November 2007).
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3206:
3180:
3153:
3130:
3113:
3098:
3004:
2987:Australian Electoral Commission
2972:
2927:Owen, Michael (25 April 2017).
2810:
2796:
2777:
2759:"Sullivan to lead Family First"
2649:Harmsen, Nick (26 March 2018).
2559:Green, Antony (26 April 2017).
2482:Christian politics in Australia
1959:Federal by-elections since 2004
1510:Australian Electoral Commission
5464:Aged and Disability Pensioners
5440:Parties without representation
3190:. Family First. Archived from
2953:Belot, Henry (26 April 2017).
2696:
2668:
2624:
2531:
2335:
2321:Australian Workplace Agreement
2215:Environment and climate change
2076:2012 Queensland state election
2039:2006 South Australian election
2006:2002 South Australian election
1906:which included the removal of
1818:No Carbon Tax Climate Sceptics
1553:2002 South Australian election
1549:Assemblies of God in Australia
1361:The party was founded 2002 in
987:Centre for Independent Studies
1:
5899:Progressive Nationalist Party
5729:Imperial British Conservative
5629:Defence of Government Schools
5196:Country-National Organisation
4948:. NEWS.com.au. Archived from
2901:"Finally, Bob calls it a Day"
2497:
2385:, zoning and court decisions.
2125:Defections from other parties
2069:2006 Victorian state election
1963:Following the resignation of
1802:Australian Independents Party
1420:was elected as a Senator for
824:Shooters, Fishers and Farmers
5844:One Parliament for Australia
5341:Northern Territory Nationals
5073:Liberal and Democratic Union
3553:SA Senate 2016 election: AEC
3424:Grubb, Ben (9 August 2010).
2422:company limited by guarantee
2415:
2231:
1695:where the then party leader
1632:proud of and grateful for."
7:
6146:Social conservative parties
5929:Restore the Workers' Rights
4904:Heath Aston (1 June 2014).
2465:
2248:Bioethics and family policy
1728:Liberty and Democracy Party
1707:Family First contested the
1676:. The typically apolitical
1119:Conservatism in New Zealand
992:Institute of Public Affairs
861:Conservative National Party
819:Pauline Hanson's One Nation
58:; 22 years ago
10:
6162:
5859:Pauline's United Australia
5764:Lower Excise Fuel and Beer
5749:Liberal Democratic (1940s)
5504:Aus. Fishing and Lifestyle
5251:Industrial Socialist Labor
5151:Australian Family Movement
5068:Liberal and Country League
3405:. Abc.net.au. 29 July 2010
3383:. Melbourne: Theage.com.au
2389:
2285:
1976:2008 Gippsland by-election
1883:
1774:
1737:Christian Democratic Party
1356:
917:Australian Christian Lobby
846:Commonwealth Liberal Party
841:Christian Democratic Party
15:
6090:List of political parties
6070:
6027:Victorian Socialist Party
5904:Protestant People's Party
5439:
5122:Other parties represented
5121:
5030:
4910:The Sydney Morning Herald
3643:Senate 2016 election: AEC
3076:The Sydney Morning Herald
2157:joined the Party. At the
2119:North Metropolitan region
2101:. The other parties were
1830:Katter's Australian Party
1551:for twenty years. In the
1365:, in time to contest the
1252:Family First Party (2021)
954:Australian Academy of Art
232:Conservatism in Australia
193:
173:
158:
146:
123:
108:
98:
88:
70:
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43:
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18:Family First Party (2021)
6062:Young Australia National
5889:Progressive Conservative
5604:Conservative Nationalist
5569:Climate Change Coalition
5469:All for Australia League
5421:Victorian Farmers' Union
5361:Progressive Labor (Vic.)
5356:Progressive (NSW, 1920s)
5146:Australian Conservatives
5103:Progressive (NSW, 1900s)
4925:. Abc.net.au. 1 May 2005
4912:. Retrieved 2 June 2014.
2441:Liberal Democratic Party
2402:
2398:Support for foreign aid.
2260:Opposition to voluntary
2253:Opposition to late term
2222:emissions trading scheme
1969:2005 Werriwa by-election
1822:Building Australia Party
1810:Liberal Democratic Party
1576:Rostrevor Baptist Church
1502:Australian Conservatives
1471:House of Representatives
1331:Australian Conservatives
1248:Australian Conservatives
964:King and Empire Alliance
221:This article is part of
22:Family First New Zealand
5984:Sun Ripened Warm Tomato
5849:Online Direct Democracy
5624:Defence and Ex-Services
5519:Aus. National Socialist
5381:Reform the Legal System
5376:Redistribution Liberals
5241:Independent Labor Group
1854:Democratic Labour Party
1826:Rise Up Australia Party
1184:Conservatism portal
1159:Liberalism in Australia
1133:Liberal Party factions
1007:Samuel Griffith Society
997:Menzies Research Centre
881:National Defence League
774:Democratic Labour Party
288:One-nation conservatism
148:Political position
5834:One Australia Movement
5734:Independent Democratic
5699:Freedom and Prosperity
5574:Combined New Australia
5514:Aus. National Alliance
5449:21st Century Australia
5331:North Queensland Labor
5306:New Conservative Group
5231:Hare-Clark Independent
5216:Executive Country (WA)
5176:Blackburn-Mutton Labor
3648:12 August 2016 at the
3558:12 August 2016 at the
3300:"NSW_2007_GVT_A4.indd"
3107:Sunday Mail (Adelaide)
3092:Sunday Mail (Adelaide)
2345:and opposition to the
1949:Australian Labor Party
1874:Australian Labor Party
1674:Australian Labor Party
1626:
1541:conservative Christian
1410:Australian Labor Party
1012:H. R. Nicholls Society
937:National Civic Council
922:Coalition for Marriage
829:United Australia Party
261:Australian nationalism
6080:Politics of Australia
6017:United Tasmania Group
6007:United Australia (SA)
5959:Services and Citizens
5804:National Humanitarian
5654:Douglas Social Credit
5499:Aus. Defence Veterans
5256:Labor (Non-Communist)
5206:Conservative National
5186:City Country Alliance
3845:"Family First buoyed"
3604:5 August 2016 at the
3044:"The Religion Report"
3042:(29 September 2004).
2487:Australian Christians
2454:Family First and the
2181:2008 Mayo by-election
2139:2007 federal election
2115:Daylight Saving Party
1896:2016 federal election
1880:2016 federal election
1842:Australian Christians
1814:Smokers' Rights Party
1786:2013 federal election
1771:2013 federal election
1758:2010 federal election
1752:2010 federal election
1709:2007 federal election
1703:2007 federal election
1646:2004 federal election
1636:Elections and results
1621:
1557:2004 federal election
1535:Religious affiliation
1482:2013 federal election
1475:2010 federal election
1438:2010 federal election
1398:2004 federal election
1261:during its existence—
1164:Politics of Australia
876:National (Queensland)
769:Australian Christians
198:Politics of Australia
76:; 7 years ago
6052:Women's Party (2020)
6047:Women's Party (1995)
6032:Voluntary Euthanasia
5993:Tasmania Senate Team
5854:Party! Party! Party!
5719:Henry George Justice
5674:Engineered Australia
5649:Democratic Socialist
5489:Aus. Better Families
5316:New Liberal Movement
5286:Liberals for Forests
5083:Liberal Reform (NSW)
4696:on 24 September 2015
4548:on 23 September 2016
4524:12 June 2009 at the
4413:on 24 September 2015
4268:on 24 September 2015
4196:on 24 September 2015
4124:on 24 September 2015
4052:on 24 September 2015
3776:. ABC. 20 April 2006
2095:group voting tickets
2091:Legislative Assembly
1908:group voting tickets
1858:Animal Justice Party
1846:Shooters and Fishers
1794:Minor Party Alliance
1521:group voting tickets
1273:(2017; elected on a
1196:Australia portal
1154:Liberal conservatism
1002:Page Research Centre
871:Liberal (Queensland)
266:Liberal conservatism
5839:One Australia Party
5584:Commonwealth Centre
5484:Aus. Antipaedophile
5346:Nuclear Disarmament
5201:Country Progressive
5063:Liberal (WA, 1910s)
5048:Emergency Committee
4190:"Our Family policy"
3972:Sunday Mail, 3/8/08
3937:The West Australian
3285:The Daily Telegraph
3058:on 29 October 2004.
2432:Political relations
2196:2011 state election
2168:Also in June 2008,
2087:Legislative Council
1866:Palmer United Party
1800:party preferences:
1798:group voting ticket
1512:on 30 August 2017.
1387:2006 state election
1367:2002 state election
1347:2018 state election
1057:The Daily Telegraph
866:Family First (2002)
784:Katter's Australian
779:Family First (2021)
133:Social conservatism
112:77 Fullarton Road,
103:Family First (2021)
5894:Progressive Labour
5814:Nationalist (1958)
5809:National Socialist
5744:Indigenous Peoples
5594:Confederate Action
5589:Communist Alliance
5479:Aus. First Nations
5459:Affordable Housing
5442:in any parliaments
5431:Western Australian
5321:No Self Government
5246:Independents Group
5226:Glenn Lazarus Team
5211:Democratic (1920s)
5156:Australian Liberal
5078:Liberal Federation
5043:Democratic (1940s)
4501:on 19 October 2010
4484:, 30 November 2005
3754:on 19 October 2009
2804:"Senators Elected"
2515:Ghazarian, Zareh.
2354:Indigenous affairs
2220:Opposition to any
2210:Political ideology
2135:Robert Brokenshire
1912:double dissolution
1902:challenge against
1453:Western Australian
1391:Robert Brokenshire
1353:on 26 March 2018.
1322:Robert Brokenshire
1314:Pentecostal church
1236:Family First Party
1091:Sky News Australia
932:Cormack Foundation
856:Conservative Party
321:Limited government
37:Family First Party
6098:
6097:
6022:Uniting Australia
5969:Social Democratic
5944:Save the ADI Site
5934:Rise Up Australia
5824:No Aircraft Noise
5774:Marriage Equality
5704:Great Australians
5684:Family Law Reform
5534:Australian Sports
5509:Aus. Independents
5494:Aus. Commonwealth
5454:Advance Australia
5426:Victorian Liberal
5296:National Alliance
5236:Illawarra Workers
4973:Margaret Simons:
3226:on 14 April 2008.
3194:on 20 August 2010
3109:. 27 August 2006.
3094:. 13 August 2006.
2456:Australian Greens
2383:rising sea levels
2323:measures. In his
2269:same-sex marriage
2175:On 3 August 2008
2107:Liberal Democrats
1943:On 13 April 2017
1862:Australian Greens
1681:Malcolm Mackerras
1641:Federal elections
1430:Australian Greens
1371:Assemblies of God
1269:(2014–2016), and
1232:
1231:
907:Advance Australia
886:Nationalist Party
216:
215:
203:Political parties
167:Assemblies of God
99:Succeeded by
6153:
6012:United Christian
5924:Renewable Energy
5914:Referendum First
5779:Mature Australia
5634:Defence Movement
5371:Queensland Labor
5366:Protestant Labor
5336:Northern Country
5301:National Liberal
5281:Liberal Movement
5166:Australian Party
5113:United Australia
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