Ralph Babet
UAP
Federal
Parliamentary Leader of the United Australia Party [Palmer]
Elected 2022
4 years
Senator for Victoria (VIC)
Federal - VIC
Ralph Babet is a United Australia Party Member in the Parliament representing Victoria. Ralph Babet, who also goes by Deej Babet, was born in 1983 in Rodrigues, Mauritius. He arrived in Australia aged seven and grew up in Doveton, Victoria.
He holds a Bachelor of Business from Swinburne University of Technology and an Advanced Diploma of Sales and Marketing from the Chisholm Institute.
Ralph has held a number of roles in the business and real estate sectors, including with Telstra, Se...
Committees
- Selection of Bills
- Foreign Affairs and Trade
Key Staff
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Scott McCamish
Electorate Officer
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Suellen Wrightson
Chief of Staff
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First Speech in Parliament
3 August 2022
# Patriotism # Economic Independence # Small Business Support
Personal Journey and Values
- Ralph Babet expresses pride in being Australian and gratitude for the opportunity to represent Victoria.
- He shares his family's migration story, highlighting their hard work and dedication to building a life in Australia.
- Babet values individualism, hard work, and the family unit as the foundation of society.
- Ralph Babet expresses pride in being Australian and gratitude for the opportunity to represent Victoria.
Economic Independence and Policy Goals
- Advocates for putting Australia first in decision-making and resisting foreign influence in local affairs.
- Calls for a return to unfettered capitalism and support for small and medium businesses, which are vital to the economy.
- Emphasises the importance of Australian superannuation funds being invested locally to boost the economy.
- Advocates for putting Australia first in decision-making and resisting foreign influence in local affairs.
Community and National Unity
- Encourages unity among Australians, regardless of background, to tackle national challenges collectively.
- Highlights the need to preserve traditional values and institutions against perceived threats from radical ideologies.
- Babet expresses commitment to working with others across political lines for the betterment of Australia.
- Encourages unity among Australians, regardless of background, to tackle national challenges collectively.
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In Parliament
STATEMENTS BY SENATORS
Victoria: Social Cohesion
Australian Federal Parliament • Senate • 14 October
Immigration and Citizenship Multicultural Affairs
AI Summary
- A hijacker linked to Melbourne was reportedly radicalised at RMIT University and attended a mosque associated with it.
- Senator Babet criticises Labor's governance for allowing extremism and division in Melbourne, citing funding to a mosque connected to the hijacker.
- Calls for a unified Australian identity and immigration policies that promote cohesion rather than division among cultures.
STATEMENTS BY SENATORS
International Relations
Australian Federal Parliament • Senate • 14 October
Energy Petroleum International Relations Trade and Investment Pricing
AI Summary
- Australia's foreign policy should prioritise national benefit, avoiding costly entanglements that harm families and the economy.
- Engagement with Russia could be beneficial if it serves Australia's interests, including potentially importing Russian fuel to lower costs.
- The government should focus on domestic needs rather than international applause, putting Australian families first in foreign policy decisions.
Social Media
Posted on Facebook • 27 October 2026
Posted on Facebook • 26 October 2026
Agriculture Energy Petroleum Pricing
