Who are called ‘independents’ in the Australian Parliament?

• Parliamentarians who are appointed by the Prime Minister.
• Parliamentarians who represent multiple parties.
• Parliamentarians from the government party.
• Parliamentarians who do not belong to any political party.
  Explanation:

  "In the Australian Parliament, "independents" are members who are not affiliated with any political party. They run for election as individuals and, if elected, represent their constituencies without the influence of party policies or structures."