The ACP is an independent grassroots party formed in 1987 by farmers and small-business people, dedicated to the principle of the “common good”, putting the welfare and prosperity of the people ahead of corrupt banking and political vested interests—Citizens taking Responsibility for accountable and competent government.
It leads the campaign for Australia to return to the banking and economic development policies that will grow our productive economy and secure the future well-being for all Australians.
The ACP is inspired by the policies of old Labor, and its leaders such as John Curtin and Ben Chifley who believed in the “common good”, or raising the living standards of all people through nation-building infrastructure, education, free health care, and scientific and cultural progress.
