One Nation reveals upper house candidates including Katherine Deves
One Nation has announced its upper house candidates for the upcoming New South Wales state election, including controversial anti-transgender campaigner Katherine Deves. The party aims to challenge career politicians by fielding candidates with business and real-world experience.
Why it matters
The inclusion of high-profile, polarizing figures like Deves signals One Nation's strategy to leverage culture war issues in the Australian political landscape.
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Share A A A A controversial anti-transgender campaigner from Sydney’s northern beaches, a forklift driver turned political staffer, and a South Coast surf lifesaver are among One Nation candidates contesting the NSW state election.
One Nation NSW leader Mike Newman on Sunday announced four new upper house candidates for the March state poll, saying they had “real-world experience” and the group was “not a team of career politicians”.
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