Kimberley Fletcher is the founder and president of Moms for America, the world’s largest conservative organisation dedicated to protecting parental rights and strengthening the family. Since 2004, she’s equipped mothers to push back against the Left and step up for roles on school boards and local councils.

Kimberley believes this work is urgently needed in Australia, where many parents feel they’ve lost control over what their children are being taught. She’s heard countless stories from concerned Australian families and is determined to help them stand against radical gender ideology, critical race theory and political correctness.

Corey DeAngelis is one of the USA's leading authorities on school choice and homeschooling. He has authored or co-authored 32 peer-reviewed studies and more than 100 op-eds in outlets like The Wall Street Journal and USA Today. He's done hundreds of speaking engagements and appears regularly on Fox News. A native of Sacramento, CA he grew up in San Antonio, TX, where he went to a magnet high school, which sparked his interest in school choice.

Nyunggai Warren Mundine is an Australian Aboriginal leader, businessman, and political activist known for his work in advancing Indigenous rights and economic development. Mundine has held various advisory roles, including Chairman of the Prime Minister's Indigenous Advisory Council. His advocacy focuses on empowering Indigenous communities through economic independence and educational opportunities.

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is a Senator for the Northern Territory and one of Australia’s most recognised conservative voices. A proud Warlpiri–Celtic woman from Alice Springs, she entered the Senate in 2022 after serving as deputy mayor of Alice Springs. Jacinta rose to national prominence as a leading figure in the successful ‘No’ campaign against the 2023 Voice to Parliament referendum. Known for her straight-talking style and commitment to practical solutions over symbolism, she continues to advocate for law and order, economic participation, and unity over division.

Angus Taylor is the federal Member for Hume and Australia’s Shadow Treasurer. A Rhodes Scholar with degrees in economics and law, he built a successful career in business and consulting before entering Parliament in 2013. He has held senior Cabinet roles including Minister for Energy and Emissions Reduction, and is a strong advocate for lower taxes, economic growth, energy security and rewarding personal enterprise.

Pauline Hanson is the founder and leader of Pauline Hanson’s One Nation and has served as a Senator for Queensland since 2016. A small business owner and primary producer before entering politics, she first came to national prominence after winning the federal seat of Oxley in 1996 as an independent, before launching One Nation in 1997. Known for her “Australia first” stance, she has been a prominent voice on issues including immigration reform, agricultural rights, national sovereignty, and climate policy, making her one of Australia’s most recognisable and influential political figures.

Tali Shine is a multi faceted media personality. She is the author of The Glam Girls Guide Shopping Series, Good to Glow, Feeding the Future, and Tali’s Kosher Kitche n. She has served as the ambassador and author for NSW Tourism and contributed as a columnist and author for prominent publications like CityWeekly, 9to5, CondeNast, ACP, and Pacific Publications. Tali created her own cosmetics line Tali by Tali Shine and has consulted to international spas and wellness centers. Tali has also worked on campaign strategy with local and international politicians and passionate about geopolitics. Currently she hosts Tali Shine on ADH TV, where she discusses world news and affairs.

Dominic Frisby is a British financial writer, comedian and satirist. He is the author of several books on finance and economics, including Life After the State, Bitcoin: The Future of Money? and Daylight Robbery: How Tax Shaped Our Past and Will Change Our Future. A regular contributor to financial publications like MoneyWeek, Dominic is also known for his sharp stand-up comedy performed across the UK and internationally. His tongue-in-cheek hit song I’m  Secretly in Love with Nigel Farage even made the UK charts, cementing his reputation for blending economic insight with fearless humour.

Dan Wootton is a New Zealand–born journalist and broadcaster whose career has spanned tabloids, television and talk radio. After studying media and political science at Victoria University of Wellington, he moved to the UK and began as TV editor at News of the World before rising to executive editor at The Sun. He later became a columnist for MailOnline and in 2021 started hosting a prominent nightly show on GB News. Known for his sharp takes on politics, culture and celebrity, Dan has also appeared on programs like Lorraine and Daybreak, combining punchy commentary with broad media reach.

Dr Nataliya Ilyushina is a Melbourne-based economist, university lecturer and media commentator known for cutting through economic orthodoxy with evidence-based analysis. A fierce advocate for free markets and limited government, she appears regularly on Sky News, The Spectator Australia and The Daily Telegraph. Her research spans labour economics, digital transformation and gender policy, with a particular focus on how families allocate time and resources. At CPAC, Nataliya will explore the economics of the family unit , and why genuine freedom must include the choice to prioritise family over workforce participation.

Senator Alex Antic is a dedicated representative for South Australia in the Australian Senate, elected in 2019 as a member of the Liberal Party. With a background in law, he holds a degree from the University of Adelaide and practiced as a solicitor before transitioning to politics. His career began in local government as a member of the Adelaide City Council. Known for his conservative views, Senator Antic focuses on issues such as immigration, freedom of speech, climate policy, and digital rights. He is committed to addressing government overreach and ensuring stringent immigration controls. 

Matt Schlapp is a leading voice in the conservative movement, serving as the influential chairman and the force behind the annual Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC USA). His unwavering dedication to conservative principles has been a hallmark of his distinguished career in government and politics.

Matt's extensive experience includes a significant period in the George W. Bush administration, where he held the crucial position of deputy assistant and political director. In this role, he provided strategic counsel to the President, Vice President, and Cabinet members. Prior to his time in the White House, he honed his skills on Capitol Hill, serving in various capacities, including press secretary, chief of staff, and campaign manager, building a strong foundation in political operations.

Since assuming the chairmanship of CPAC in 2014, Matt has been instrumental in running CPAC, the USA's largest and most influential conservative gathering. The annual event unites prominent leaders, passionate activists, and dedicated grassroots supporters, serving as a vital platform for the exchange of ideas and the advancement of conservative causes. Beyond his CPAC leadership, Matt is a frequent and insightful political commentator across diverse media platforms. His commitment to public service extends to his involvement with organizations such as The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, where he serves on the board.

Matt's career exemplifies a profound commitment to promoting conservative ideals and fostering robust dialogue within the American political landscape.

Nick Goiran has been a fearless conservative voice in Western Australia’s parliament since 2009. He is Leader of the Opposition in the Legislative Council and Shadow Minister for Child Protection. While mainstream media have labelled him “easily the most capable legislator in the party”, left-leaning politicians and journalists still resent his record-breaking 22-hour speech that ultimately destroyed a Government Bill that would have created unlawful discrimination against women. Determined as ever, Nick says there are five things he will never stop talking about: upholding the rule of law and natural justice, defending our fundamental freedoms, speaking up for the vulnerable, supporting families to flourish and protecting personal privacy.

Leo Kearse is a British comedian known for his bold and unapologetic humor. A regular on the comedy circuit, Leo has won awards such as Scottish Comedian of the Year and is renowned for his sharp wit and insightful social commentary. His performances tackle a wide range of topics with a unique conservative perspective, making him a standout voice in the comedy world.

Steve Baxter is a prominent Australian entrepreneur and former "Shark" on the TV show Shark Tank. Known for his sharp business acumen and innovative approach, Steve has made significant contributions to the tech industry and start-up ecosystem. With a background in venture capital and a track record of successful investments, he is a leading voice in entrepreneurship and business strategy. Steve's insights and experience continue to inspire and guide the next generation of business leaders.

Sall Grover is the CEO and founder of Giggle for Girls, a social networking platform dedicated to creating safe, female-only spaces online. As a passionate advocate for women’s rights, Sall has been at the forefront of the movement to protect and preserve spaces exclusively for women and girls. Her work with Giggle has garnered attention for its commitment to maintaining the integrity of women’s rights in the digital age. Sall’s leadership and advocacy continue to inspire and empower women to stand up for their rights and safety.

Professor Ian Plimer is a distinguished Australian geologist and emeritus professor of earth sciences at the University of Melbourne. With a career spanning decades, he has authored numerous books and over 120 scientific papers, contributing significantly to geology and climate science.

A leading critic of the mainstream climate change narrative, Professor Plimer advocates for a scientific approach rooted in empirical evidence. His outspoken views and expertise continue to shape discussions on climate and energy policy in Australia and around the world.

Andrew Cooper is the founder and director of CPAC Australia, a leading platform for conservative values and political discourse in the region. With a strong background in political advocacy and event management, Andrew has played a pivotal role in shaping conservative dialogue and mobilising grassroots support across Australia. His leadership in CPAC Australia underscores his commitment to promoting conservative principles and engaging with key political and policy issues.

Daniel Wild is the Deputy Executive Director of the Institute of Public Affairs, overseeing its research programs. He regularly appears in media outlets like The Australian , The Daily Telegraph , The Sydney Morning Herald , and The Spectator Australia , as well as on television and radio, including Sky News and 2GB. Previously, Daniel worked at the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, focusing on macroeconomic policy, and at the Department of Finance, working on regulatory reform.

Dr Miklós Szánthó is a lawyer and political analyst. Since founding the Centre for Fundamental Rights’ legal analysis and research institute in 2013, he has served as its director. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Central European Press and Media Foundation since 2018 and is the chief organiser of CPAC Hungary.

Dr Szánthó has authored numerous legal and political publications in both Hungarian and international outlets and has co-authored and co-edited several books. He is married with a daughter and a son. In March 2021, President János Áder awarded him the Knight’s Cross of the Hungarian Order of Merit in recognition of his outstanding contributions to legal and political analysis and his publications in Hungary and abroad.

Hon Amanda Stoker is an MP in the Queensland Government, and also served as a Liberal Senator for Queensland from 2018 to 2022. Known for her strong conservative views, she has been an advocate for free speech, religious freedom, and economic reform. During her time in the Senate, Stoker held several key positions, including Assistant Minister to the Attorney-General. With a background in law, she has contributed to various legal and policy discussions in Australia, maintaining a focus on individual rights and national security.

Alex Phillips is a seasoned British journalist, broadcaster and former MEP known for her fearless political commentary. After studying English literature at Durham and broadcast journalism at Cardiff, Alex worked as Head of Media for UKIP before being elected as a Brexit Party MEP in 2019. Today, she’s a prominent voice on GB News and TalkTV, tackling politics, culture and civil liberties with sharp analysis and wit. Audiences value her candid take on the issues that shape our world.

Mick Harrington is a proud East Gippsland local and The Voice grand finalist who won hearts across Australia with his authentic country spirit and powerful vocals. Known for his down-to-earth character and deep ties to regional communities, Mick has become a favourite at events that celebrate what’s best about Australia. He’ll be lending his remarkable voice to perform the national anthem at our gala dinner, bringing a touch of heartfelt pride to the evening.

Ted Hui Chi‑fung is a former Hong Kong legislator and democracy advocate now based in Australia. Representing the Central & Western District and later Hong Kong Island in its Legislative Council, he earned a law degree from the City University of Hong Kong in 2006. Ted became known for championing human rights, environmental protection and democratic reforms, including pushing for an ivory trade ban in 2018. After leaving Hong Kong in 2020 amid escalating political pressure, he continues to speak out internationally on civil liberties and democratic values.

Hon. Gary Hardgrave is a former Minister in the Howard Government with over 40 years in broadcast media and 12 years as the Member for Moreton. He held roles including Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs, Minister for Vocational and Technical Education, and Minister Assisting the Prime Minister. From 2014 to 2017, Gary served as the Administrator of Norfolk Island, leading significant governance reforms. He is a seasoned strategist with extensive experience in public policy and non-profit organizations.

Adam Creighton is an award‑winning Australian economist and journalist serving as Chief Economist and Senior Fellow at the Institute of Public Affairs. Formerly Economics Editor and now Washington correspondent for The Australian, he’s written for The Economist and The Wall Street Journal and appeared on ABC’s Q+A. Before journalism, he worked at the Reserve Bank of Australia and the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority and earned a First Class Honours in Economics from UNSW and an MPhil from Oxford. Adam is a sharp voice on tax, regulation, fiscal policy and economic freedom.