Members of Parliament
David Limbrick
In 2018, David was elected to the Victorian Legislative Council for the South Eastern Metropolitan region.
David is a passionate believer in individual liberty and its ability to create peace and prosperity wherever it is allowed to flourish. David has particular interest in the policy areas of drug law reform, taxation, energy policy and digital rights.
David has previously been a member of the Libertarian State Executive Committee, and has previously served as state president.
Prior to his election, David has spent most of his career working in the field of Business Analytics and Data Warehousing in a variety of industries, most recently as a senior manager in the finance sector.
David holds a Bachelor of Computing from Federation University where he majored in Computing and Physics. David is also conversationally fluent in Japanese, after living in Japan for several years.
David is a father of 3 young boys and enjoys camping and bushwalking in his spare time.
David re-contested for the South Eastern Metropolitan region at the Victoria State Election in 2022 and was successfully re-elected.
You can follow David at:
Facebook: facebook.com/davidlimbrickldp
X: @_davidlimbrick
John Ruddick
John was elected to the NSW Legislative Council in 2023.
His maiden speech to parliament made international headlines when it was banned from YouTube after John questioned Australia's draconian response to Covid-19. Never before in Australian history has a politician's maiden speech to parliament been banned.
Prior to parliament, John owned a property finance business based on Sydney’s North Shore.
John is an avid reader, a student of history, and often contributes to Spectator Australia and Sky News Australia. In 2018 he wrote a book titled, Make the Liberal Party Great Again but joined the Liberal Democrats (Libertarian Party) during the Liberal Party’s overreaction to COVID.
You can follow John at:
Facebook: facebook.com/johnruddicklibdems
X: @JohnRuddick2
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Federal Executive
- Anthony Bull
- President
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- Jonathan Hoyle
- Vice President & Treasurer
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- Charlie Rios
- Secretary
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- Craig Proudley
- Carla Smith
- Liza T.
- Clinton Mead
- Paul Barker
State Executives
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Federal Committees
Campaign
Coordinate party marketing and media engagement, run federal campaigns, and assist with state and local campaigns.
Director: Craig Proudley [email protected]
ACT: Josh U.
NSW: Victor Tey [email protected]
QLD: Gary Biggs [email protected]
SA: Ben Cove / Stephan Fotopoulos
VIC: Stephen Paton (Deputy chair, [email protected])
WA: Jake McCoull [email protected]
Appointed: Eloise Williams
Federal President: Anthony Bull [email protected]
Governance
Dealing with issues of law, governance, finances, the party constitution, and compliance.
Director: Jonathan Hoyle [email protected]
NSW: Chris Leroy [email protected]
Party Agent: Jordan Dittloff [email protected]
Registered Officer: Rob McCathie [email protected]
Federal President: Anthony Bull [email protected]
Bookkeeper: Tom Pinson (non-voting member)
Operations
Coordinate party membership, internal communications, manage and train volunteers, and branch development.
Director: Anthony Bull
Deputy: Carla Smith
Membership Officer: Rick Westgarth [email protected]
Systems Administrator: Rob McCathie [email protected]
VIC: Trevor Simpson
NSW: Gemma Noiosi [email protected]
QLD: Simo Gojkovic [email protected]
SA: Joel Hocknell
WA: Jordan Woodhams
Policy
Develop and update party policies and foster informed policy discussion throughout the party.
Director: Mark Hornshaw [email protected]
Deputy: Jordan Dittloff
NSW: Rob Cribb [email protected]
QLD: Fiona Murray
SA: Ben Cove
VIC: Pietro Angeli
WA: TBC (please contact [email protected])
Strategy
This includes the President of each party division, plus key advisors, and is tasked with considering the big issues about party direction, branding & principles.
Federal President: Anthony Bull [email protected]
NSW: Victor Tey [email protected], Rob Cribb [email protected]
QLD: Richard Davies [email protected]
SA: Joel Hocknell [email protected]
VIC: Trevor Smith [email protected]
WA: Jake McCoull [email protected]