WE ARE TURNING POINT AUSTRALIA
We fight for individual freedoms against big Government and special interests.
By Australians,
for Australians
Whilst we are officially licensed under TPUSA with a branding agreement and we share the same love for freedom with Turning Point USA, Turning Point Australia is independent from TPUSA in management & policy positions taken. We are operated and run by Australians, for the benefit of Australians.
Funded by everyday Aussies
We are funded by everyday regular Australians such as yourself through donations and buying our merchandise. This means we can speak the truth and fight for everyday Aussies without any strings attached.
Fighting for Freedom
Turning Point Australia is a not-for-profit organisation whose mission is to organise grassroots activism campaigns that educate, train, and assist citizens in fighting for freedom in Australia.
A proven track record
In the last five years, Turning Point Australia has fought in more Local, State, and Federal Elections than any other non-union third-party campaigner on the right or left of politics.
With You from the Beginning
Turning Point Australia was born out of the resistance to the COVID19 lockdowns imposed by State Governments all across Australia. These lockdowns took away our basic human freedoms from everyday Australians with no regard for our lives or livelihoods.
Real Grassroots Campaigns
Turning Point Australia does not take money with strings attached. Unlike other groups who claim to fight against the establishment while taking their money and orders from the big end of town, Turning Point Australia is a real grassroots organisation that works for the benefit of regular Australian people.
MEET OUR PEOPLE
Joel Jammal
NATIONAL DIRECTOR
Joel Jammal is a prominent political commentator, strategist and grassroots organiser who first rose to national prominence during the COVID-19 era, where his commentary and public advocacy on government overreach and civil liberties attracted significant public attention and a rapidly expanding audience. Known for his ability to simplify complex political issues, Joel has become a leading conservative voice across Australia’s media and online platforms.
Across more than a decade in political communication and civic engagement, Joel has interviewed senior political figures, hosted high-impact discussions, and helped drive national conversations on democratic accountability, economic policy, cultural identity and individual freedoms. He has coordinated major political events, including bringing Nigel Farage to Australia for a national speaking tour, and built strong international relationships across the conservative movement.
Joel has amassed a digital following of more than 600,000 followers across platforms and has surpassed one billion views on his content over the past five years. He is the creator and host of The ARK, a political news show and podcast covering federal and state politics, foreign affairs, policy debates and cultural issues, becoming a trusted voice for young Australians seeking clarity, truth and practical political insight.
In addition to his digital work, Joel is the owner and publisher of The Light Australia, extending the life of the newspaper by an additional two years and overseeing editions that average 120,000–200,000 printed copies each release.
Through Turning Point Australia, Joel has contributed to one of the most active election efforts in the country, participating in more electoral contests over a four-year period than any other political entity; spanning local, state, federal elections, by-elections and the national referendum. Under his direction, Turning Point Australia became the first political organisation in Australian history to produce and distribute statewide digital how-to-vote cards for local elections across NSW and Victoria.
Joel continues to shape national political discourse with his bold commentary, strategic insight and unwavering commitment to empowering Australians to take ownership of their political future.
Saraya Beric
HEAD OF OPERATIONS & MARKETING
Saraya Beric is an accomplished political strategist and marketing specialist with more than a decade of experience across federal, state, and local campaigns. She entered politics in 2013 when Pauline Hanson recruited her to manage her social media and digital strategy. Beginning as One Nation’s Marketing Manager, Saraya soon took on dual roles as Federal Secretary and Queensland Secretary, holding all three positions simultaneously and steering the party’s 2016 campaign, which resulted in the election of four senators and One Nation’s national resurgence.
Since then, Saraya has worked alongside several centre-right minor party federal senators, delivering targeted communications and high-level digital strategy. Her campaigns are known for out-of-the-box concepts, cut-through messaging, and strong narrative framing, many of which have gained national exposure for their creativity and impact. Her work has also contributed to the election of local government councillors and the success of community campaigns across Australia.
She has additionally served as a Regional Secretary for LNP Women in Queensland, gaining valuable insight into major-party operations and grassroots organisational development. Most recently, Saraya worked for Senator Gerard Rennick as his Communications Manager, where she also played a key role in establishing and branding his People First Party during the 2025 Federal Election.
Saraya brings extensive experience in political communications, campaign strategy, and organisational management to every project she undertakes.
George Mamalis
SOUTH AUSTRALIAN CO-ORDINATOR
George-Alexander Mamalis is one of South Australia’s leading conservative voices and the founder of The Adelaide Set, a grassroots media platform with over 250,000 followers.
With a background in political advisory roles for David Speirs, Sarah Game MLC, and Senator Alex Antic, and a degree in Mineral Geoscience from the University of Adelaide, George combines policy insight with a passion for individual liberty and free speech.
An Orthodox Christian with strong libertarian values, he rose to prominence during the COVID-19 era for his outspoken defence of civil freedoms and support for open scientific debate, earning recognition as part of Australia’s new generation of conservative leaders.