A meme war is waging in Australian politics. But are memes useful in election campaigns? Funny videos, witty imagery and subtle in-jokes are flooding the political battleground.

A Family Guy-themed political ad attacking Peter Dutton has caused a stir online with the quirky clip labelled “brainrot” – as the major parties chase young voters.

Below, we have collected some of the major Australian political parties’ recent efforts on the meme front during the 2025 election campaign, and assessed their effectiveness. We graded them from ...

Mark Cincotta, the face of the 100,000-member-strong Simpsons fan group Compuglobalhypermeganet Australia and New Zealand, also makes memes using images from the show.

Yeah, political memes might seem like an unlikely pairing, but you may have seen quite a few floating around the internet recently. Person: I've seen a lot on Tik Tok, actually, that are in ...

Australian Radomir Kobryn-Coletti has no commitment to any political party, right or left, but his job right now is churning out incendiary Facebook memes for a controversial senator, wooing the ...

Liberal Senator Hollie Hughes has called out the Labor Party for making “juvenile memes” about the Coalition’s nuclear policy. Opposition leader Peter Dutton announced the Coalition’s ...

Labor, Liberal parties turn to memes ahead of election. ... “I can’t believe one of the major political parties of Australia made this and uploaded it for all to see.