Tarang Chawla is an Indian-born Australian writer, lawyer, activist, Commissioner and former Independent political candidate.

[8] Chawla has written on men's violence against women, discrimination, racism, masculinity, gender equality and human rights.

[12] Australian magazine The Cusp named Chawla in their list of 18 young visionaries with a 'bold plan for Australia's future'.

[2] In May 2017, the University of Melbourne presented Chawla with the Arts Alumni Rising Star Award for his "leadership and community advocacy against violence in Australia.

[16][17] In the final results, Chawla received 0.33% of the primary vote and was unsuccessful in his bid to secure a seat.