Craig Kelly is the lead Senate candidate for NSW. Craig served four terms as the member for Hughes and has been an outspoken advocate for Libertarian issues over his career. He has consistently stood against COVID tyranny, medical segregation, climate alarmism, censorship and government debt, often in the face of intense opposition. Prior to politics he operated a furniture export business and played first grade rugby.
Marika Momircevski was born in Sydney to Macedonian immigrant parents, grew up in St Peters, Tempe, and later Padstow. She graduated from East Hills Girls High School in 1993 and earned a Bachelor’s in Nursing from Sydney University in 1996. Spent 24 years at Bankstown-Lidcombe Hospital, advancing through various roles while earning a Master’s in Clinical Cardiovascular Nursing. Married for 26 years with three children. Currently working in disability and teaches in a tertiary setting.
A dedicated advocate for nurses' rights, Marika served as branch president for a decade. She is now applying her passion for positive change to the Banks community. She is committed to reducing taxes, cutting red tape, limiting government debt, and improving free speech laws. As a voice for everyday Australians, she stands against the failures of past and present politicians, striving for a better future for her community.
Mike Luo is a data scientist, entrepreneur, and a lifelong libertarian. He grew up in Granville and has academic backgrounds spanning the fields of actuarial science, economics, law, and film. Mike believes that freedom of speech is the foundation to all other freedoms, and that controlling speech is the first step toward a system of authoritarian rule. He believes that the government should get out of people's private lives, both culturally and economically, so that people could live fulfilling lives in their own unique ways.
Mike is an advocate for lowering the tax burden governments place on their people so they have more money for their families. During Covid, he was among one of the many thousands of people stuck overseas when Australia lifted its drawbridge against its own citizens. This strengthened his resolve to take action and preserve the freedom for everybody.
Victor Tey is a husband, father of seven and the pastor of The Church in Liverpool, a local independent baptist church that has been serving the South West Sydney area since 2015. Prior to this, he spent 10 years in the corporate world working in sales support and process improvement.
Victor is a passionate advocate for lower taxes and believes you make better choices with your own money than any politician or bureaucrat ever will. He is sick of seeing the hard-working citizens of Australia being taxed to death, only to have their money squandered by a wasteful and inefficient government.
His proposal to the citizens of Fowler is simple, you should keep more and the government should take less. If you want someone who will fight for you to keep more of your own money, fight for your right to make choices for your own family, and fight to protect the freedoms we enjoy in our country - Vote 1 Libertarian.
Elvis Sinosic is a pioneer of Australian martial arts. He was Australia's first Heavyweight MMA champion, Australia's first UFC fighter, Australia's first UFC World Title contender, and the list goes on. Since retiring from fighting, Elvis has become a business owner and family man in Western Sydney. He owns and runs Kings Academy of Martial Arts, running his business in Western Sydney for nearly 25 years. Kings Academy has been in the electorate of Hughes for nearly 10 years and has strong communities ties and a stellar reputation.
Elvis is also a dedicated family man with two beautiful children, a young boy and girl. Elvis looks to bring the values he's developed in the martial arts: respect, courtesy, honesty, integrity, and discipline, along with his strong community and family values to the floor of parliament. Elvis has represented Australia around the world and now looks to represent his community in the federal election for the seat of Hughes.
If these are the values that you hold dear, then you know who to vote for in this upcoming election.
Adrian Rees was born in Melbourne to Welsh and German immigrants. After finishing High School he spent 4 years as a sign writer before joining the Australian Army as a Rifleman.
During his military career he served in East Timor and Afghanistan. He transferred to RASigs to work in Information Technology and was selected to work with Special Forces, eventually becoming the primary administrator for the Special Operations Command Network on the east coast.
Adrian is deeply passionate about protecting Australia and its people which first led him to join the army, and now as your Libertarian Candidate for Hume.
Prem Wakeman has been proud to call The Hunter home, for the past 36 years. His main career to date has been in stores and logistics, through which, Prem has developed a strong work ethic, and an innate understanding for systems and inventory management. He feels his love for the area, and his professional approach, puts him in a great position to work both ethically and productively with the people of The Hunter.
During and after the COVID period, Prem began to recognise the propaganda and misinformation, and how it is used to control the hearts and minds of regular people. He is a strong believer that history repeats itself; and without ensuring that history has been told to us truthfully, people in power will keep making the same mistakes. Prem believes this is the main obstacle preventing everyday people, from reaching their full potential for a rewarding and fulfilling life.
Prem believes free speech is essential for all Australians that feel they want to voice their concerns, their needs, and their dreams. When done without intention to harm, open conversations can develop a better understanding between all Australian citizens, who want the best for their families, communities, and country.
Mark Hornshaw resides in Lorne where he grows native bushfoods with his family. He is an economist with 15 years university teaching experience and was elected to Port Macquarie-Hastings Council in 2024. Mark has also operated businesses in the telecommunications and food service industries. He has served as President of a State Sporting Organisation, board member of an overseas aid charity, and Federal Policy Chair for the Libertarian Party.
Connie Harvey has been rooted in Macarthur since 1973 and went on to raise her children in nearby Camden. Before her entrepreneurial ventures, she worked as an anaesthetic nurse, giving her a broad perspective on community health and well-being. Professionally, she is an entrepreneur and owns three small businesses within Macarthur, employing only locals which reflects her ongoing commitment to serving Macarthur and contributing to its economic growth.
Connie believes in empowering people over collectives. Her worldview is shaped by meritocracy, peace, and autonomy. She is pushing back against centralized control and will fight to give you clear alternatives for all aspects of your life—life without limitations! She is running to cut through bureaucracy and slash red tape, freeing up the Macarthur community to thrive without pointless hurdles. Her candidacy is driven to serve you with integrity and will answer to you, the taxpayers of Macarthur.
Joaquim De Lima is a dedicated IT professional with over two decades of experience, residing in the Blue Mountains region of New South Wales. Born in Brazil, Joaquim immigrated to Australia at the age of seven and has since been an active member of his community.
Throughout his career, Joaquim has been a steadfast advocate for individual liberties and minimal government intervention. His commitment to these principles led him to stand against vaccine mandates during his tenure with NSW Health, a decision that ultimately cost him his position.
Joaquim continues to champion the rights of individuals, striving for a society where personal choice and responsibility are paramount. His unwavering dedication to libertarian ideals underscores his commitment to serving his community and advocating for personal freedoms.
Sally Edwards has spent her lifetime living and volunteering across rural and remote Australia. For the past 18 years Sally, her husband and family have farmed in the Warrumbungle region, they love life on the land and being a part of a rural community. Sally is a passionate advocate for Rural Australia – its people, its land and water, and to helping these communities survive, and hopefully thrive.
Sally’s background includes experience across tourism and hospitality, roles across the beef supply chain, small business owner, and over a decade of experience in Rural Community Development. She sees all Australians disadvantaged by government red-tape and serious ineptitude. She has witnessed the negative effects of industry and service closures, and an ever-increasing regulatory burden.
Sally believes the Australian people are not being listened to, respected or truly represented, and that the answers to many challenges can be solved from the ground up by the very people directly impacted - the communities themselves. She is adamant that the government needs to interfere less, spend less, do a better job and return responsibility and freedom to the people.
Christine Onley raised her family and operated a small businesses in the Hawkesbury area of Sydney before moving to the Riverina area where she now lives, volunteers and continues her 20-year career in disability and mental health services. Christine is extremely supportive of our regions varied electorates, farming, agriculture, small businesses, townships, its people and is committed to helping our region survive and thrive.
Christine is a strong advocate for less government interference, regulations and red tape in our farming, small businesses and personal lives. Reducing the costs of living by removing net zero targets which has increased energy costs and government waste that is impacting the cost of living across all areas so that people can reap the benefits of their hard-earned income. Christine rejects woke agendas and supports women’s spaces and sports. She believes that our Defence Force should be strong and nationally supported for our peace and independence with strong allies and removal from global entities. Our immigration numbers should be reduced and merit based. Christine is driven by the belief that governments work for us and should place the Australian people first by listening, advocating and protecting our way of life, values and freedom of speech.
Sean Mcleod has lived along the Northern Beaches for most of his life and is currently working as a registered nurse in Manly. Before then, he spent 12 years working backstage at the Sydney Opera House and has seen firsthand how government facilities can become corrupt and out of control with spending and management.
Sean has decided to run in federal politics with the Libertarian Party because the libertarian message resonates with him the strongest and he believes their goals are a kin to the Australia he grew up in. We cannot have another Labor nor Liberal government without someone making sure they are adhering to the original tenets that they were supposed to uphold.
Gemma Noiosi is a wife, mother of two, and a proud Werriwa native, born and raised in the electorate where she still lives today. With over a decade in the music industry as a professional singer and local singing coach, she’s also served as a registered strata manager from 2013 to 2020, retiring from that role when she started her family.
A passionate advocate for lower taxes, small businesses, family values and true freedom, Gemma has previously stood as our candidate in Macquarie Fields (state election) and Liverpool (mayoral and council elections). She firmly believes you can make better choices for yourself and your family with your hard-earned money than any politician or unelected bureaucrat ever could!
Raymond Khoury is proud to call the Southern Highlands home. With a PhD from the University of Sydney and three decades of experience lobbying both Commonwealth and State Health Departments, he brings a wealth of knowledge and determination to his candidacy.
He is a passionate advocate for civil liberties, individual responsibility and minimal government intervention in everyday life. Raymond stands firmly against climate change alarmism and rejects woke dogma, championing a practical and principled approach to governance.
Raymond Khoury is ready to represent Whitlam with unwavering dedication to libertarian values.