At the Liberal Party's Federal Council on 24 June 2017, the Young Liberal Movement successfully moved that the Liberal Party supports our national symbols.
WA Policy Forum
This informal forum was an opportunity for Young Liberals to debate and discuss issues of the day.
Breaking – 2017/18 Budget delivers on YL Policies
This post provides a quick summary of the 2017/18 Budget to assist you in advocating for the key measures contained within it. In short, this Budget delivers on a number of key Young Liberal policies that we have advocated to the Government in the lead up to the Budget.
Young Australians to benefit from Government’s uni reforms
The Federal Government’s university reforms unveiled by Education Minister Simon Birmingham will benefit young Australians into the future according to the Young Liberal Movement of Australia.
Development Grants
On 30 April 2017, Federal President Aiden Depiazzi and Federal Vice President Josh Manuatu announced that the Young Liberal Movement of Australia would reinvest in its membership with new Development Grants administered by the Federal Movement.
Young Liberals call on Parliament to deal with debt bomb
Australia's largest centre-right youth political movement has launched a campaign to call on the Federal Parliament to deal with the half a trillion dollar debt bomb.
Submission on Human Rights Legislation Amendment Bill
This submission was provided to the Senate Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee on 26 March 2017. Due to comments in the submission, it was shared with the President of the Australian Human Rights Commission for a response and we were asked to refrain from publishing it. It was finally approved for publication by the Senate Committee on 6 April 2017.
Young Liberals back Israel
The Young Liberal Movement is concerned about the Young Greens’ radical opposition to Jewish Students on campuses across Australia.
Breaking – Amended Free Speech Bill passes Senate
A short time ago, the Senate voted to pass a number of amendments to the operation of the Australian Human Rights Commission. The changes passed by the Senate include:
Government’s commitment to Free Speech welcomed
Australia’s peak centre-right youth political movement has welcomed the Government’s announcement on amending the Racial Discrimination Act and changing the operation of the Human Rights Commission.
Breaking - Government to reform section 18C
The Government has announced that it will amend section 18C of the Racial Discrimination Act and make sweeping changes to the operation of the Human Rights Commission. These changes follow our highly successful Save Free Speech campaign which has mobilised hundreds of young people from around Australia to speak up and have their voice heard on this critical issue.
QUT case comes to an end
The Young Liberal Movement of Australia is pleased that Cindy Prior has decided to finally drop her case against QUT and the QUT students who have been dragged before courts and tribunals for the best part of four years.
Breaking - 18C Parliamentary Report
The Federal Parliament's Joint Standing Committee on Human Rights has just tabled its report on 18C and Free Speech.
Free speech is under attack – stop 18C
Right now, free speech in Australia is under attack - we’ve seen young Australians studying at the Queensland University of Technology dragged before courts and tribunals for three years over Facebook posts just to be found innocent.
The Queen’s Blue Sapphire Anniversary
As our Sovereign, Queen Elizabeth II marks 65 years since ascending the Throne, the Young Liberal Movement pays tribute to the Queen for the stability and certainty that she provides as Queen of Australia.