Katherine Deves among four NSW upper house candidates revealed by One Nation
Party’s NSW leader Mike Newman says contenders are ‘people from the real world’ and not ‘career politicians’ Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast The failed federal Liberal candidate Katherine Deves, who campaigned to exclude transgender women from women’s sport, will stand for One Nation at next year’s New South Wales election. Deves was among four NSW Legislative Council…
Four candidates from the One Nation party have been revealed for the upcoming New South Wales Legislative Council election next year. The candidates are Katherine Deves, Arnon Wither, Manti Steele, and Daniel Hill. The party's NSW leader, Mike Newman, announced the contenders as "people from the real world" and not "career politicians."
Deves, a failed federal Liberal candidate who advocated for excluding transgender women from women's sports, will run in the NSW Legislative Council. She joined One Nation to contribute to the "rescue, recovery, and restoration of our nation," citing the increasing cost of living and the government's commitment to destructive ideologies like DEI and net zero.
If elected, Deves aims to address discrimination, hate speech, and birth certificates, ensuring women and girls have safe spaces in areas such as sports. One Nation has required candidates to sign non-disclosure agreements, preventing them from discussing their candidacy with the media. The party has only announced one lower house candidate, Newman, in the Cessnock electorate, but they plan to run candidates in all 93 lower house seats.
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