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One Nation’s Perth pick for Pilbara seat

Tom ZaunmayrPilbara News
Pauline Hanson with One Nation party State election candidates at Parliament House in Perth. The party’s candidate for the seat of Pilbara is a Perth resident.
Camera IconPauline Hanson with One Nation party State election candidates at Parliament House in Perth. The party’s candidate for the seat of Pilbara is a Perth resident. Credit: The West Australian, Nic Ellis

One Nation appears to have selected a Perth resident to take on WA Nationals Leader Brendon Grylls in the Pilbara seat.

Claremont resident Andrea Randle is understood to be One Nation’s pick for the Pilbara seat, while Dane Sorensen will contest North West Central.

Ms Randle is registered in Perth on the electoral role. The White Pages also has A. Randle listed in Claremont.

She failed to respond to requests for comment.

The party’s head office failed to respond with details of the two candidates by time of print.

One Nation’s pick for Kalgoorlie David Archibald, also not a Pilbara resident. has also signalled his interest in running for the Pilbara seat.

One Nation will field three Mining and Pastoral Region candidates — Robin Scott, Justin Keating and Maz Fiannaca.

Mr Grylls said One Nation was yet to earn the respect of voters in WA.

“I think history will recall in 2001 One Nation elected some MPs into the Parliament,” he said.

“Within a year it went pear-shaped and became dysfunctional, there was infighting, they quit the party and were gone at the next election.

“I am very confident the voters not just in the Pilbara, but in all of Western Australia will compare what has happened when One Nation gets elected and what happens when the Nationals get elected and have a very clear and stark choice when it comes to the election in March.”

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