Defunct Parties
These organisations are no longer registered with any federal, state or territory political bodies, and can thus no longer contest elections. A number of these may still exist as organisations in some form, but none are any longer officially recognised as political parties.
- 4Change (formerly the Climate Change Coalition)
- Abolish Self Government Coalition
- Advance Australia Party (formerly the Rex Connor Labor Party)
- All for Australia League
- Australia Party
- Australian Bill of Rights Group
- Australian Commonwealth Party
- Australian Conservative Party
- Australian Family Movement
- Australian Labor Party (Anti-Communist)
- Australian Labor Party (Non-Communist)
- Australian Labor Party (NSW)
- Australian Marijuana Party
- Australian Nationalist Party
- Australian Party
- Australian Progressive Alliance
- Australian Reform Party
- Australian Women's Party (1995)
- Australians Against Further Immigration (AAFI)
- Australia's Indigenous Peoples Party
- Carers Alliance
- Centre-Line Party
- City Country Alliance
- Combined New Australia Party
- Commonwealth Centre Party
- Commonwealth Liberal Party
- Commonwealth Party
- Communist Party of Australia (1920–1991)
- Communist Party of Australia (revived)
- Confederate Action Party of Australia
- Conservative Party of Australia
- Country and Progressive National Party
- Country Progressive Party
- Curtin Labor Alliance
- Deadly Serious Party
- Defence and Ex-Services Party
- Defence of Government Schools
- Democratic Labor Party (1955-78)
- Democratic Party (1920)
- Democratic Party (1943)
- Democratic Socialist Electoral League
- Earthsave (politics)
- Engineered Australia Plan Party
- Environmentalists for Nuclear Energy Australia
- Ex-Service, Service and Veterans Party
- Family Law Reform Party
- Free Trade Party
- Great Australians Party
- Grey Power
- Hear Our Voice
- Hope Party Australia
- Human Rights Party
- Illawarra Workers Party
- Independent EFF
- Independent Labor Group
- Industrial Labor Party
- Industrial Socialist Labor Party
- Lang Labor
- Liberal and Country League
- Liberal Country Party
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Liberal Movement
- Liberal Reform Group
- Liberal Reform Party
- Liberal Party (1922)
- liberals for forests
- Libertarian Party of Australia
- Lower Excise Fuel and Beer Party
- Majority Labor Party
- National Alliance (WA)
- National Liberal Party
- Natural Law Party
- No Aircraft Noise
- National Action
- National Humanitarian Party
- National Socialist Party of Australia
- Nationalist Party of Australia
- New Country Party
- New England New State Movement
- New LM
- No GST Party
- Nuclear Disarmament Party
- One Australia Movement
- One Australia Party
- One Nation NSW
- One Parliament for Australia
- Party! Party! Party!
- Pauline's United Australia Party
- Pensioner and Citizen Initiated Referendum Alliance (formerly Pensioner Party of Australia)
- People Power Party
- Progress Party
- Progressive Conservative Party
- Progressive Labour Party
- Progressive Party
- Progressive Party (1920)
- Protectionist Party
- Protestant Labor Party
- Protestant People's Party
- Queensland Farmers' Union
- Queensland Labor Party
- Reclaim Australia: Reduce Immigration
- Referendum First Group
- Reform the Legal System
- Republican Party of Australia
- Restore the Workers' Rights Party
- Revenue Tariff Party
- SA First
- Single Tax League
- Social Democratic Party
- State Labor Party
- Sun Ripened Warm Tomato Party
- Surprise Party
- Tasmania First Party
- Tasmania Senate Team
- Taxi Operators Political Service
- The Communists
- Unite Australia Party
- United Australia Party
- United Christian Party
- United Country Party
- United Tasmania Group
- Victorian Liberal Party (formerly the Electoral Reform League)
- Western Australian Party
- What Women Want
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