Liberals for Climate: Party that 'had no climate policies' & ran 'fake independents' deregistered
WA was the only state where Flux was still registered.
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IN MEMORIAM: All the political parties that were deregistered this year
A total of 17 parties lost registration with the Australian Electoral Commission in 2022.
No, the United Australia Party isn't dead - they're running in the Victorian election
Claims that the party is "dead" have spread after they were deregistered.
Ex-LNP candidate selling home he allegedly lied about about living in
Former Lilley candidate Vivian Lobo said in May he intended to live at the property.
Seniors United Party becomes first post-election casualty, deregistered by the AEC after 7 years
The party is the first to lose registration since Australians headed to the polls on May 21.
Voices for the Senate: Australia's newest registered party was meant to run in the federal election
The party was originally known as Independent Voices for the Senate.
Did more people vote Liberal than any other party at this year's federal election?
The claim was made by Peta Credlin, something Senator Jane Hume said was "exactly right."
A complete A-Z list of every political party that's ever existed in Australia
Yes, we're even including ones that never ran & ones that existed before federation.
Ungrouped senate candidate Max Dicks says he got over 2,500 votes: "I want YOU for Dicks Party"
Dicks was one of 12 ungrouped candidates trying to win a Victorian senate seat.
Meet the 'freedom candidates' in the ultra-marginal seat of Lilley
The seat is currently in the national spotlight after the LNP's candidate was referred to the federal police.
AEC responds to images of unauthorised posters featuring 'teal independents' & The Greens logo
Allegations of independent candidates being a 'front' for Labor & the Greens have spread throughout the campaign.
AEC's Evan Ekin-Smyth reveals largest-spreading false claims about the electoral system online
Misinformation about the election spread months before it was even called.
Analysing Clive Palmer's speech at the National Press Club
It was controversial before he even spoke - but do the claims Clive Palmer made at the National Press Club stack up?
How-to-vote cards put in envelopes for citizenship ceremonies? Twitter claim lacks any evidence
It's not the first time the AEC has stepped in & fact-checked social media claims.
Can the PM use "constitutional lawyers" to delay the federal election?
The Australian Electoral Commision has now responded to the claim.
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