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The Australian People's Party is a name shared by a number of short-lived political parties in Australia's history. From Federation to 1911 a party of that name existed contesting rural seats. It merged with the Commonwealth Liberal Party to form the People's Liberal Party. In 1929, a party of that name endorsed a candidate in the Division of Martin in the Australian elections held that year attracting 4,450 votes which was 7.5% of the vote in that election . George Apap of the Australian Workers' Union formed a party of the same name after an unsuccessful bid for the presidency of the South Australian Australian Labor Party . In 1996, a candidate for the Australian People's Party contested the seat Joondalup in the West Australian election in 1996 achieving just over 300 votes . The Australian People's Party appeared as a fictional political party in the 2003 film ''The Honourable Wally Norman'', where it mistakenly nominates meatworker Wally Norman as a candidate in a Federal election. The party has been widely thought to be based on the Labor Party. In January 2010 the Australian People's Party was established again. This time Nathan Jones a teacher from NSW is aiming to form a new political party that is for the people of Australia and not a party for the politicians of Australia. Nathan's efforts did not come to fruition however. . Most recently, both Eli Afram and Wade Bradley have re-established the party and set up a lengthy charter, notably addressing corruption and standard of living. ==Footnotes== # (Results for the 1929 Federal election in the Division of Martin published by Adam Carr ) # Macquarie Library, ''Encyclopedia of Australian Events'' 1997 retrieved from Macquarie Net 29 November 2005 # (Australian Parliamentary Library, Background Paper 15 of 1996-97 on the West Australian elections of 1996 ) # (The Australian Peoples Party by Stewart Ulrich ) # (New York Times Movies article on ''The Honourable Wally Norman'' ) and (ABC Tasmania review of the Honorable Wally Norman ) # (The Australian Peoples Party ) 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Australian People's Party」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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