Support the Citizens Party
Donating to the Citizens Party is one of the most important things you can do for Australia's future.
We represent a long tradition in Australia, associated with the ideas of people like:
- Dr. John Bradfield, who designed and oversaw the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and who envisioned the giant water management project called Bradfield Scheme - which has yet to be built
- King O'Malley, who was instrumental in setting up the first public bank in Australia in 1911.
- Ben Chifley and John Curtin, whose brilliant leadership during World War II and afterward was crucial in how Australia became a modern industrial nation.
Reviving the tradition of these great leaders includes the idea of creating a new public post office bank. By restoring the institution of a public bank—a people’s bank—we can break the stranglehold of the Big Four banking oligarchy.
With a secure source of public financing, Australia can build:
- Huge water projects all over the nation to protect people from drought and flooding
- High speed railways to unite the country and revolutionise our economy
- Affordable housing
- The Iron Boomerang, a transportation and infrastructure project that will catapult Australia into becoming one of the top ten steel producers in the world
The idea of a new public bank is growing rapidly, with factions of major political parties in support. Yet we are up against powerful forces, and we need your support.
Your donation will help us take out paid online advertisements, make thousands of phone calls, and send delegations of activists to Canberra.
Please consider a generous contribution today. The situation requires urgent and powerful initiatives.
Please contact the Citizens Party on 1800 636 432 if you require any further information about donating.
The Commonwealth Electoral Act 1918 prohibits the knowing receipt of donations from foreign donors. Section 287AA of the Act defines Foreign donors to include:
- a foreign public enterprise;
- an entity (whether or not incorporated) that does not meet any of the following conditions:
- the entity is incorporated in Australia;
- the entity's head office is in Australia;
- the entity's principal place of activity is, or is in, Australia;
- an individual who is none of the following:
- an elector;
- an Australian citizen;
- an Australian resident;
- a New Zealand citizen who holds a Subclass 444 (Special Category) visa under the Migration Act 1958 (or if that Subclass ceases to exist, the kind of visa that replaces that Subclass).
Donating to the Citizens Party is one of the most important things you can do for Australia's future.
We represent a long tradition in Australia, associated with the ideas of people like:
- Dr. John Bradfield, who designed and oversaw the building of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, and who envisioned the giant water management project called Bradfield Scheme - which has yet to be built
- King O'Malley, who was instrumental in setting up the first public bank in Australia in 1911.
- Ben Chifley and John Curtin, whose brilliant leadership during World War II and afterward was crucial in how Australia became a modern industrial nation.
Reviving the tradition of these great leaders includes the idea of creating a new public post office bank. By restoring the institution of a public bank—a people’s bank—we can break the stranglehold of the Big Four banking oligarchy.
With a secure source of public financing, Australia can build:
- Huge water projects all over the nation to protect people from drought and flooding
- High speed railways to unite the country and revolutionise our economy
- Affordable housing
- The Iron Boomerang, a transportation and infrastructure project that will catapult Australia into becoming one of the top ten steel producers in the world
The idea of a new public bank is growing rapidly, with factions of major political parties in support. Yet we are up against powerful forces, and we need your support.
Your donation will help us take out paid online advertisements, make thousands of phone calls, and send delegations of activists to Canberra.
Please consider a generous contribution today. The situation requires urgent and powerful initiatives.