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Independent

Party dashboard — policies, voting dissent, and chamber movements.

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Independent

Party leader: Independent

10

House seats

3

Senate seats

13

Total

Division and roster cache last synced 25 Jun 2026, 11:04 AM

Pollywatch spending (MP expenses)

Claimed last quarter and largest discretionary line from Pollywatch (public IPEA record). Figures are not recalculated here.

  • Helen Haines

    $177,823 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $127,406Pollywatch
  • Zali Steggall

    $249,465 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $141,115Pollywatch
  • Andrew Wilkie

    $154,208 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $104,178Pollywatch
  • Kate Chaney

    $228,192 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $179,285Pollywatch
  • Dai Le

    $124,957 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $66,117Pollywatch

Structural policies

General

  • Parliamentary Accountability

    Support transparency reforms, integrity commissions, and open disclosure of interests and lobbying.

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  • Local Advocacy

    Champion funding and policy outcomes that directly benefit the member's electorate and surrounding regions.

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  • Cross-Party Cooperation

    Work across party lines on issues where local or national consensus exists, without binding bloc loyalty.

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  • Community Representation

    Prioritise electorate-specific concerns over party discipline, advocating for local jobs, services, and infrastructure.

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Dissent radar

Members who voted against the party bloc majority on recent divisions.

Recent movements

Defections, resignations, and affiliation changes from OpenAustralia Parser records.

No recent party movements recorded in cache.

Complete members roster

13 sitting members

NameElectorateChamberVoting loyalty
Helen Haines
Helen HainesIndiHouse
88%
Zali Steggall
Zali SteggallWarringahHouse
100%
Andrew Wilkie
Andrew WilkieClarkHouse
38%
Kate Chaney
Kate ChaneyCurtinHouse
100%
Dai Le
Dai LeFowlerHouse
100%
Monique Ryan
Monique RyanKooyongHouse
88%
Sophie Scamps
Sophie ScampsMackellarHouse
100%
Allegra Spender
Allegra SpenderWentworthHouse
100%
Andrew Gee
Andrew GeeCalareHouse
100%
Nicolette Boele
Nicolette BoeleBradfieldHouse
75%
David Pocock
David PocockACTSenate
77%
Lidia Thorpe
Lidia ThorpeVictoriaSenate
100%
Tammy Tyrrell
Tammy TyrrellTasmaniaSenate
69%
  • Monique Ryan

    $235,157 · Apr-Jun 2026Discretionary · $179,809Pollywatch
    • Documents — Department of the Treasury; Order for the Production of Documents

      24 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Documents — Department of the Treasury, Home Guarantee Scheme; Order for the Production of Documents

      24 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Superannuation Legislation Amendment (Tackling the Gender Super Gap) Bill 2025

      24 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Building Cooperative Workplaces No. 1) Bill 2026

      24 Jun 2026

      Andrew Wilkie voted Aye against bloc No

      representatives

    • Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Building Cooperative Workplaces No. 1) Bill 2026

      24 Jun 2026

      Andrew Wilkie voted No against bloc Aye

      representatives

    • Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Building Cooperative Workplaces No. 1) Bill 2026

      24 Jun 2026

      Andrew Wilkie voted Aye against bloc No

      representatives

    • Workplace Relations Legislation Amendment (Building Cooperative Workplaces No. 1) Bill 2026

      24 Jun 2026

      Andrew Wilkie voted No against bloc Aye

      representatives

    • Matters of Urgency — Forestry Industry

      23 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Committees — Economics References Committee; Reference

      23 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Documents — Budget; Order for the Production of Documents

      23 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Documents — Budget; Order for the Production of Documents

      23 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Documents — Housing; Order for the Production of Documents

      23 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Days and Hours of Meeting

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Days and Hours of Meeting

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Days and Hours of Meeting

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Days and Hours of Meeting

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Days and Hours of Meeting

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Committees — Community Affairs Legislation Committee; Reporting Date

      23 Jun 2026

      David Pocock voted No against bloc Aye

      senate

    • Business — Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders

      23 Jun 2026

      Nicolette Boele voted Aye against bloc No

      representatives

    • Committees — Rural and Regional Affairs and Transport References Committee; Reference

      22 Jun 2026

      Tammy Tyrrell voted No against bloc Aye

      senate