Mission
Liberals Against Nuclear exists to highlight that the current nuclear power policy attacks our core values and also hurts us politically in key seats which we need to win to form a majority government. We are calling on Peter Dutton and the Liberal leadership to drop this anti-liberal policy that contradicts our core values of fiscal responsibility, free markets, and limited government.
Vision
The Liberal Party should return to its core principles and dump the nuclear distraction. Then, the Party will be free to fight for the free market, a smaller public service, lower debt and deficit, and more water for farmers. By abandoning this electorally damaging policy, our party can focus on winning the next election and implementing genuinely liberal reforms that actually align with our values.
Our Team
A self-funded retiree and long-time small business owner from Grenfell, NSW, Paul Luthje built his career from the ground up, starting as a registered builder in Central West NSW.
He established his first small business in 1982, specialising in home renovation and flooring. He relocated to Queensland in 1985 and founded his own building and renovation company as a sole trader, successfully operating for nearly three decades from 1986 to 2014.
As a hands-on builder and business owner for over 32 years, Luthje understands the real challenges facing Australian tradespeople and small business operators.
His perspective, shaped by decades of practical experience and middle-Australia values, advocates for sensible policies that support hardworking Australians without unnecessary government intervention.
Paul Luthje
Director
Andrew is a proud libertarian, a small business owner from Tasmania, and a long-time liberal. He is the former State Director of the Liberal Party in Tasmania and Chief of Staff to the Tasmanian State Opposition.
Served as CEO of the NSW Irrigators Council, fighting against water buybacks from farm communities during the critical Murray-Darling Basin reforms and has also led the Tasmanian Salmon Growers Association. Worked for Imperial Tobacco.
Now practising as a specialist legal advisor in beverage and distillery law.
As Co-Owner and Head of an active distillery in Tasmania, Gregson experiences firsthand the economic and regulatory pressures facing Australian businesses.
His voice, forged by traditional Liberal values and practical business experience, speaks for meaningful policies honouring liberal values that don’t chase traditional Liberal supporters away.
