Finally, a party worthy of voting for - The Secular Party of Australia.

From their website:

We stand for

• Constitutional separation of Church and State
• A secular Republic, free of hereditary privilege
• Pro-choice regarding abortion
• Same-sex de facto marriage recognition
• Recognition of gay families
• Contraception and sex education
• Anti-homophobia education
• No anti-discrimination exemptions for religious schools and businesses
• Right to die
• Voluntary euthanasia
• Embryonic stem cell research
• Lesbian IVF availability
• Scientific research not to be limited by unfounded religious objections

We stand against

• Censorship
• Unwarranted impositions of religious dogma
• Government support for religious schools
• Religious attire at schools
• Religious indoctrination of children
• All forms of religious coercion and theocracy

WA Senate candidates

Jennifer Armstrong

Jennifer Armstrong is a PhD candidate at the University of Western Australia, in English and
Cultural studies. She emigrated from Zimbabwe in 1984. Jennifer favours the use of all relevant scientific and sociological facts to apply to solving human problems. She is particularly concerned with global warming, the role of religion in motivating armed conflict and invasion, the use of taxes to promote religion in schools, and the use of the Centrelink network to promote a particular agenda.

Michael Tan

Michael Tan is a Clinical Audiologist currently working in the Public Health sector, as well as being a performing musician and teacher. He has lectured in Music and Physics at the University of WA, where he is currently completing a PhD in Psychophysics. He has particular interests in religion, science, education, equality and human rights, and hopes to establish clear boundaries between religion and government in the Senate. Michael strongly believes that reason, not faith, must guide our decision making, and hopes to actively promote a fair and free-thinking environment for all Australians.

How to vote

OK, so you've read this far; you probably want to make a difference. Print this PDF out and take it with you to the polling booth tomorrow.