Charlie Kirk: A Reflection
One year on, we remember Charlie Kirk – and we stand together for the freedoms and values he fought to defend. Register your attendance to join us.
10 September 2026
Media releases, latest news, and media statements made by Turning Point Australia.
One year on, we remember Charlie Kirk – and we stand together for the freedoms and values he fought to defend. Register your attendance to join us.
One year on, we remember Charlie Kirk – and we stand together for the freedoms and values he fought to defend. Register your attendance to join us.
Turning Point Australia will officially launch its Victorian State Election campaign tonight at the Polish House in Syrena.
The Victorian Labor Government wants to hand one unelected bureaucrat the power to refuse or deregister any incorporated association in the state – unions, community groups, advocacy organisations and clubs – under a vague “public interest” test. A vote could happen within 24 hours.
Joel Jammal and West Media are standing on the side of greater transparency & a rejection of both foreign influence but also cash for changing one’s tune on a topic.
An article published by Guardian Australia journalist Luca Ittimani on 24 May 2026, regarding the cancellation of the Candace Owens Australian tour, contains factual errors and deliberate omissions that have created a deeply misleading picture of Turning Point Australia’s role and standing in this matter. We are setting the record straight.
Australia’s political landscape is undergoing one of the biggest shifts seen in decades, with growing evidence that the traditional Labor versus Liberal duopoly is losing its grip on voters. TPAUS’ SA Coordinator George Mamalis speaks to ABC.
Head of Turning Point Australia, Joel Jammal, has spoken out about the death of Charlie Kirk and the investigation that followed, joining former CIA officer and whistleblower John Kiriakou in an interview that has sparked significant online discussion.
Labor handed down its 2026 Budget with great fanfare and even greater spin. Treasurer Jim Chalmers declared it a Budget for “all Australians.” But for young Australians who dream of building something, starting a business, and creating their own future, this Budget offered almost nothing.
Sall Grover built something for women. She deserved the protection of the law. She was failed by it instead.
That failure belongs to every politician who made this possible and every politician who has since refused to fix it.
To receive an email when we publish news or put out a media release, please enter your details below.
