Right Coalition (Mercbl)

The Right Coalition (RC) is a name given to an alliance of right and centre-right political parties in Australia that was founded in 2058 and that have regularly been able to form government since 2063, and has been the major non-Labor parliamentary force since then. The RC was formed by a group of then minor political parties and independent representatives following the dissolution of the Liberal and National parties following Labor Prime Minister Jonathan Gillam's string of landslide victories during the 2050s.
==History of the Right Coalition==
==Member parties of the Right Coalition==
Federal Member Parties
Party 	Years of Membership	Ideology 	Number of Right Coalition Leaders	Number of Right Coalition Deputy Leaders	Notes
Worker's Liberal Party 	2058-2073 	Right-wing populism
Developmentalism	3 	 	Expelled from coalition by 2/3 vote under Melanie Cadiz due to "Extremist views and corruption that unfairly tarnish the reputation of the Right Coalition."
Libertarian Party of Australia 	2058- 	Right-libertarianism 	6 	 	
National Party of New Zealand 	2058- 	Conservatism
Economic Liberalism
Regionalism	3 	 	
Julia Campbell's Australian Values Party	2058-2069 	Australian Nationalism	 	 	Reorganised into the "Urban Conservatives Party" following Julia Campbell's retirement from politics in 2069.
United Queensland Party 	2061- 	Regionalism
Conservatism	1 	 	
Australian Religious Alliance 	2061- 	Conservatism
Religious Freedom	 	 	
Australian Independence Party 	2063- 	Australian Nationalism
Isolationism	 	 	
Conservative Alliance 	2064- 	Agrarianism 	1 	 	
Australian Heritage Party 	2065-2111 	Green Conservatism
Right-wing populism	1 	 	Merged with the Australian Democrats.
New Liberal Party of Australia 	2066- 	Economic Liberalism
Conservatism	1 	 	
Federalist Party of Australia 	2067- 	Federalism
Right-Libertarianism	 	 	
People’s Party of Aotearoa 	2067- 	Regionalism 	 	 	
Urban Conservatives Party 	2069-2075 	Australian Nationalism	1 	 	Disbanded as most of it's support bled to either Australian Heritage or the New Liberals.
Katter’s Australian Party 	2070- 	Conservatism
Right-wing populism	 	 	Reestablished by Sally Katter, granddaughter of Robbie Katter, as a continuation of the original Katter's Australian Party.
Reasonable Centre for Australia 	2072- 	Centrism 	 	 	
Taxpayer's Alliance 	2082 	 	1 	 	
Australian Democratic Party 	2108- 	 	1 	 	
==Leaders of the Right Coalition==
# 	Leader 	Leader's Party 	Years 	Notes
1 	Jaffar Hajar 	Worker's Liberal 	2058-2069	
2 	Carl Swain 	Worker's Liberal 	2069 	
3 	Miranda Styman 	United Queensland 	2069 	
4 	Bill Kopperud 	Conservative Alliance	2069-2070	
5 	Adelaide Hobbs 	Urban Conservative 	2070 	
6 	Bill Kopperud 	Conservative Alliance	2070-2072	
7 	Daniel Hamilton 	Libertarian 	2072 	Became leader just before 2072 election and resigned immediately afterwards.
8 	Melanie Cadiz 	Libertarian 	2072-2084	
9 	Andrew McCoy II 	National 	2084-2090	
10	Melanie Cadiz 	Libertarian 	2090-2092	Assassinated
11	Nathan Eaton 	Reasonable Centre 	2092 	Deputy leader under Melanie Cadiz, leader for a week following her death.
12	Iván Flynn 	Libertarian 	2092-2096	Resigns following 2096 election defeat
13	Eva Goodrem 	Libertarian 	2096-2100	Lost support of Reasonable Centre and Urban Conservatives to National Party
14	Paul McCoy 	National 	2100-2101	
15	Victoria Bolt 	Taxpayer's Alliance 	2101-2102	Lost leadership of RC to independent Emily Scott before 2102 election
16	Emily Scott 	N/A 	2102-2108	
17	Scott Yienya 	New Liberal 	2108-2110	
18	Danielle Du Toit 	Libertarian 	2110-2112	
19	Andrew Cullins III	Australian Democrats 	2112-2122	Assassinated
20	Imogen Monk 	National 	2122 	Became leader following death of Andrew Cullins III.
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