In some indirect and nuanced ways, Clive Palmer’s United Australia Party (UAP) may have contributed to the Labor Party’s victory in the 2022 Australian federal election.  You need to look closely at the how-to-vote forms, and if you want the freedom parties to have a say, vote the majors last.  It is important for anyone considering voting for his new party, to understand that Palmer favours the majors
On May 7, 2022, Clive Palmer had a press conference clarifying that the United Australia Party would preference Liberal or “ Liberal independents” in about 60% of seats and Labor candidates in 40% of seats for the 2022 federal election. 
The Guardian, The Australian, and the ABC published the UAP’s final how-to-vote recommendations for the May 21, 2022, federal election included:
Preference for Liberals in Key Marginal Seats: UAP how-to-vote cards directed preferences to Liberal candidates ahead of Labor. This was part of a broader deal or alignment with the Coalition, consistent with Palmer’s earlier 60% figure for preferencing Liberals.
Preference for Labor in some seats: In approximately 40% of seats, as Palmer mentioned, the UAP directed preferences to Labor candidates, 
In seats like Perth and Fremantle, UAP how to vote forms preferences favoured Labor or other candidates over Liberals.
The freedom parties performed poorly, and especially the United Australia Party.   
We need to do things differently at this next election.
Remember- you control your votes/preferences.  The minor parties will not get through if you preference a major party as your second choice.