One Nation has announced anti-transgender campaigner Katherine Deves will run on the party’s NSW upper house ticket as one of four newly announced candidates
Controversial anti-transgender activist Katherine Deves will run on the One Nation ticket at the NSW March election, vowing to take the knife to state diversity policies.
Announcing their top candidates for the upper house ticket on Sunday, Deves will join Hunter coal mechanic Stuart Bonds, and firearms manufacturer Jeff Bacon at the top of the line-up.
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