Your Voice Direct in Parliament
Not aligned with any other organisation, Senator Online (SOL) is non profit and an Australian registered political party.
This is the pre election website. SOL's post election website will enable everyone on Australia’s Electoral Roll to vote (free) on important issues and every Bill put to Parliament, with SOL senators voting as you (the majority) direct.
Democracy through Technology
Using the internet we can return to a system of representation that reflects your true positions on important issues. It's a revolution -- taking back power from the politicians, special interest and lobby groups and putting it back where it belongs: In your hands - Now We Can!
Senator Online candidates contested the 2010 Federal election. Click here for the SOL 2010 Election Wrap
Explore our site to find out more about this historic new concept and how you can help.
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- Our Passion, Our Promise
- SOL is dedicated to giving you a real voice in Parliament. By providing balanced and accurate information, allowing online voting on issues or bills that matter to you and senators committed to act as you (the majority) direct, you will have unprecedented influence in our government. SOL Purpose More on how it will work
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- Political party launches the iSenator - Bigpond News
- 12 July 2010
- Senator Online, Australia's first internet-based political party, announced it has secured its first Senate candidate for the upcoming federal election. Wes Bas, a police officer from Surry Hills in Sydney, was selected as Senator Online's New South Wales candidate following a successful online campaign, which spanned across both Facebook and Twitter. In a statement released on Monday, Senator Online founder Berge Der Sarkissian said that Bas was chosen as a result of his passion for local issues and his commitment to the community. 'Wes exemplifies the type of candidate we would like to see in the Senate,' Der Sarkissian said. 'In addition to serving as a member of our Police Force since 2002, Wes has demonstrated a strong sense of community in his volunteer work, which includes being a cadet instructor and sitting on a Board of Directors for a charity.' Mr Bas, who has served as a police officer for eight years in both central and regional NSW, says that his interest politics emerged from wanting to ensure that all Australians have their voice heard in the federal political system. 'I see my involvement in Senator Online as my opportunity to be a vehicle for Australians to voice their opinions on Government policy and direction,' Mr Bas said. 'Independent Senators like Nick Xenophon have proven how effective individual voices can be in the Senate. My role is a consultative one - it's about knowing what Australians believe and want done, and acting accordingly to be their voice.'
- SOL Announces First NSW Candidate - Wes Bas
- 12 July 2010
- "Voting on Party Lines" - Aus Financial Review
- 07 June 2010
