Our Fair Go

@ourfairgo.bsky.social

We are disabled people who advocate for disabled people's rights at work. We focus on subminimum wage and opposing modern slavery. www.ourfairgo.org.au/ Follows & reskeets not endorsements.

We can confirm that @animaljusticeparty.bsky.social's national position is to support fair wages/at least minimum wage for disabled people. We received a submission for them 2 weeks ago through the online form but didn't want to publish w/o confirmation. Thanks AJP!

Our Fair Go@ourfairgo.bsky.social · 2y ago

A note on party support: 7 parties have signed onto the campaign against subminimum wage /as parties./ Australia's Voice, and all of its 2025 candidates, are in support (communicated via SA Lead Senate candidate Jordan Shane). 1/

Candidates by Party
(as of 24 April 2025)

109 – Greens (GRN)
34 – Independents (Ind)
27 – Trumpet of Patriots (TOP)
25 – Legalise Cannabis Party (LCP)
16 – Australian Citizens Party (ACP)
12 – Australia’s Voice (AV)
11 – FUSION (FUSION)
10 – Animal Justice Party (AJP)
9 – One Nation (PHON), Socialist Alliance (SA)
5 – Gerard Rennick’s People First (GRPF), Victorian Socialists (VS)
3 – HEART (HEART), Liberals (LIB)
2 – David Pocock Party (David Pocock)
1 – Katter’s Australian Party (KAP), Libertarian Party (LBT), Nationals (NAT), Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party (SFF)

Tasmanian electorates and their candidates. Bass. Caroline Larner of the Citizen's Party in support. Jess Teesdale (ALP) declined to support, despite mentioning wanting to forward our information to groups in northern Tasmania.

Does your party support ALL workers receiving at least minimum wage? Candidates were asked if they agree: We oppose the practice of paying disabled workers subminimum wage. It is unacceptable that in 2025 disabled people living in Australia can be paid as little as $3.01 per hour, while the minimum wage for others is $24.10 per hour.

BASS
Caroline Larner (ACP) - YES
Charlene McLennan (GRN) - No response
George Razay (Ind) - No response
Bridget Archer, MP (LIB) - No response
Jordan Potter (PHON) - No response
Ray Broomhall (TOP) - No response
Jess Teesdale (ALP) - NO

There's a disability pride flag, an "as of April 16th, 2025" and a www.ourfairgo.org.au

If you care to learn about the history of subminimum wage, the first political party to support its abolition was the US Republican Party, which adopted it into its national platform in 2016. In many US states, Democrats were the barrier because of their relationship with unions.

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Thread of Queensland candidates, starting with Blair. No supporters in Blair. LNP Carl Mutzelburg declined as he didn't have time to get authorisation, but did personally express dismay and did actually engage on the topic.

Does your party support ALL workers receiving at least minimum wage? Candidates were asked if they agree: We oppose the practice of paying disabled workers subminimum wage. It is unacceptable that in 2025 disabled people living in Australia can be paid as little as $3.01 per hour, while the minimum wage for others is $24.10 per hour.

BLAIR
Angela Lowery (AJP) - No response
John Purdon (FFP) - No response
Kathryn Chadwick (GRPF) - No response
Paul Toner (GRN) - No response
Anthony Hopkins (LCP) - No response
Anthony Bull (LBT) - No response
Brendan Kross (PHON) - No response
Edward McDonald (TOP) - No response
Carl Mutzelburg (LNP) - NO
Shayne Neumann, MP (ALP) - No response, Party NO

There is a disability pride flag, a www.ourfairgo.org.au, and an "as of April 16, 2025."

A note on party support: 7 parties have signed onto the campaign against subminimum wage /as parties./ Australia's Voice, and all of its 2025 candidates, are in support (communicated via SA Lead Senate candidate Jordan Shane). 1/

Candidates by Party
(as of 24 April 2025)

109 – Greens (GRN)
34 – Independents (Ind)
27 – Trumpet of Patriots (TOP)
25 – Legalise Cannabis Party (LCP)
16 – Australian Citizens Party (ACP)
12 – Australia’s Voice (AV)
11 – FUSION (FUSION)
10 – Animal Justice Party (AJP)
9 – One Nation (PHON), Socialist Alliance (SA)
5 – Gerard Rennick’s People First (GRPF), Victorian Socialists (VS)
3 – HEART (HEART), Liberals (LIB)
2 – David Pocock Party (David Pocock)
1 – Katter’s Australian Party (KAP), Libertarian Party (LBT), Nationals (NAT), Shooters Fishers & Farmers Party (SFF)Support by Party
(as of 24 April 2025)

YES
Australia’s Voice (AV)
Fusion Party (FUSION)
Indigenous - Aboriginal Party of Australia (IAPA)
Legalise Cannabis Party (LCP)
Queensland Greens (GRN)
Socialist Alliance (SA)
Victorian Socialists (VS)

NO
Australian Labor Party (ALP)

Hello! I'm a different volunteer posting in this account now (Our Fair Go is all disabled volunteers). We have all of the electorates posted with image descriptions on Twitter, but I don't think I'll be able to post all of them in a timely manner w/ image descriptions.

Does your candidate want disabled people to be paid at least the minimum wage? Sam Carter (GRN) - YES David Lamerton (LIB) - No response Jessie Price (Ind) - NO David Smith, MP (ALP) - No response, Party NO

“We oppose the practice of paying disabled workers subminimum wage. It is unacceptable that in 2025 disabled people living in Australia can be paid as little as $3.01 per hour, while the minimum wage for others is $24.10 per hour.”
ourfairgo.org.au
Candidates were asked if they agree:
Does your party support ALL workers receiving at least minimum wage?
Sam Carter (GRN) - YES
David Lamerton (LIB) - No response
Jessie Price (Ind) - NO
David Smith, MP (ALP) 
                            - No response, Party NO


(as at April 14 2025)
BEAN

Does your candidate want disabled people to be paid at least the minimum wage? Teresa McTaggart (AJP) - YES Isabel Mudford (GRN) - YES Mary-Jane Liddicoat (HEART) - No response Claire Miles (Ind) - No response Will Roche (LIB) - No response Alicia Payne, MP (ALP) - No response, Party NO

“We oppose the practice of paying disabled workers subminimum wage. It is unacceptable that in 2025 disabled people living in Australia can be paid as little as $3.01 per hour, while the minimum wage for others is $24.10 per hour.”
ourfairgo.org.au
Candidates were asked if they agree:
Does your party support ALL workers receiving at least minimum wage?
Teresa McTaggart (AJP) - YES
Isabel Mudford (GRN) - YES
Mary-Jane Liddicoat (HEART) - No response
Claire Miles (Ind) - No response
Will Roche (LIB) - No response
Alicia Payne, MP (ALP) 
                               - No response, Party NO 
(as at April 14 2025)
CANBERRA

Does your candidate want disabled people to be paid at least the minimum wage Starting with the ACT seat of Fenner currently held by charities minister Andrew Leigh Dani Hunterford (GRN) - YES Elizabeth Kikkert (FFP) - No response Bola Olatunbosun (LIB) - No response Dr Andrew Leigh, MP (ALP) - NO

“We oppose the practice of paying disabled workers subminimum wage. It is unacceptable that in 2025 disabled people living in Australia can be paid as little as $3.01 per hour, while the minimum wage for others is $24.10 per hour.”
ourfairgo.org.au
Candidates were asked if they agree:
Does your party support ALL workers receiving at least minimum wage?
Dani Hunterford (GRN) - YES
Elizabeth Kikkert (FFP) - No response
Bola Olatunbosun (LIB) - No response
Dr Andrew Leigh, MP (ALP) - NO



(as at April 14 2025)
FENNER