GetUp hires David Sharaz for senior role as it takes on ‘democratic threat’ of conservative groups
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Progressive political organization GetUp has hired David Sharaz, formerly a journalist and public relations executive, for a senior role. This move is part of GetUp's strategy to strengthen its organization and actively challenge conservative groups like Advance in the lead-up to the 2028 election. The organization aims to combat what it describes as the "democratic threat" posed by far-right groups and push for policy wins. Sharaz is married to Brittany Higgins, a former Liberal staffer involved in a high-profile rape case that has impacted Australian federal politics. GetUp's focus will be on actively engaging with and countering conservative political forces.
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