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  • John Howard
    John Howard
    John Howard
    Self - Prime Minister
    /Self
    /...
    • 1994–2011
  • Jim Wallace
    Jim Wallace
    Self - Panellist, Former Special Forces Commander
    /Self - Former SAS Commander
    /...
    • 2002–2010
  • Tony Abbott
    Tony Abbott
    Tony Abbott
    Self - Opposition Leader
    /Self - Federal Health Minister
    /...
    • 1993–2011
  • Peter Costello
    Peter Costello
    Self - Treasurer
    /Self
    /...
    • 1996–2010
  • Pauline Hanson
    Pauline Hanson
    Pauline Hanson
    Self - One Nation
    /Self - One Nation Leader
    /...
    • 1997–2005
  • Mark Latham
    Mark Latham
    Self
    /Self - Opposition Leader
    /...
    • 1989–2007
  • David Oldfield
    David Oldfield
    Self
    /Self - One Nation
    /...
    • 1997–2003
  • Peter Nicholson
    Peter Nicholson
    Self - Panellist, Former Air Vice Marshal
    /Self - Former Air Vice Marshal
    • 2003
  • Fred Nile
    Fred Nile
    Self
    /Self - Festival of Light
    /...
    • 1989–2004
  • Alexander Downer
    Alexander Downer
    Self - Foreign Minister
    /Self
    /...
    • 1999–2008
  • Frank Hough
    Frank Hough
    Self - One Nation National Director
    /Self - National Director, One Nation
    /...
    • 2001–2003
  • George Pell
    George Pell
    Self
    /Self - Catholic Archbishop of Sydney
    /...
    • 1996–2008
  • Graeme Campbell
    Graeme Campbell
    Self
    /Self - Labor MP
    /...
    • 1991–2001
  • Tim Fischer
    Tim Fischer
    Self
    /Self - Acting Prime Minister
    /...
    • 1996–1999
  • Rob Borbidge
    Rob Borbidge
    Self
    /Self - Qld Opposition Leader
    /...
    • 1998–2001
  • Philip Ruddock
    Philip Ruddock
    Self - Immigration Minister
    /Self - Attorney-General
    • 2000–2005
  • John Wanna
    John Wanna
    Self - Political Analyst
    /Self - Political Analyst, Griffith University
    • 2000–2003
  • Ron Boswell
    Ron Boswell
    Self - National Party
    /Self - National Party Backbencher
    /...
    • 2000–2001
  • Robert Hill
    Robert Hill
    Self - Defense Minister
    /Self - Defence Minister
    /...
    • 2002–2005
  • Jim Molan
    Jim Molan
    Self - Retired Major General
    /Self - Chief of Operations, Iraq Coalition 2004-05
    /...
    • 2008–2010
  • Jennifer Byrne
    Jennifer Byrne
    Jennifer Byrne
    Self - Host
    /Self - Presenter
    • 1997–1998
  • John Pasquarelli
    John Pasquarelli
    Self
    /Self - Former One Nation Adviser
    • 1997–2001
  • Heather Hill
    Heather Hill
    Self - Bundamba Independent Candidate
    /Self - One Nation
    /...
    • 1998–2000
  • Peter Cosgrove
    Peter Cosgrove
    Self
    /Self - Defence Force Chief
    /...
    • 1999–2003
  • Gary Johns
    Gary Johns
    Self - Former Labor Minister
    /Self - Public Policy, Australian Catholic University
    • 2000–2010
  • Barry O'Farrell
    Barry O'Farrell
    Self
    /Self - NSW Opposition Health Spokesman
    /...
    • 2000–2010
  • George W. Bush
    George W. Bush
    George W. Bush
    Self
    /Self - US President
    • 2000–2010
  • Sol Lebovic
    Sol Lebovic
    Self - Managing Director, Newspoll
    /Self - Newspoll
    /...
    • 2003–2005
  • Michael Ferguson
    Michael Ferguson
    Self - Liberal Candidate for Bass
    /Self - Liberal MP, Bass
    /...
    • 2004–2007
  • Steve Fielding
    Steve Fielding
    Self - Family First
    /Self
    • 2004–2010
  • Barnaby Joyce
    Barnaby Joyce
    Self - National Backbencher
    /Self - National Party
    /...
    • 2005–2010
  • Nick Greiner
    Nick Greiner
    Self
    /Self - President, Soccer Australia
    • 1991–2001
  • Ian Armstrong
    Ian Armstrong
    Self
    • 1995–1999
  • John Sharp
    John Sharp
    Self - Retiring National MP
    /Self - Transport Minister
    • 1996–1998
  • Mike Horan
    Mike Horan
    Self
    /Self - National Party MP
    • 1997–2004
  • Michael Wooldridge
    Michael Wooldridge
    Self
    /Self - Health Minister
    • 1996–1999
  • De-Anne Kelly
    De-Anne Kelly
    Self - National Party
    /Self - National Party Member for Dawson
    • 1997–1998
  • Bob Katter
    Bob Katter
    Self
    /Self - Independent
    • 1998–2010
  • Chris Richardson
    Chris Richardson
    Self - Access Economics
    /Self - Economist
    • 1998–2008
  • Andrew Robb
    Andrew Robb
    Self - Conservative
    /Self - Opposition Infrastructure Spokesman
    • 1999–2010
  • Neil Andrew
    Neil Andrew
    Self
    /Self - Speaker, House of Representatives
    • 1999–2004
  • John Anderson
    John Anderson
    Self - Deputy Prime Minister
    /Self - National Party Leader
    • 1999–2008
  • Ian Macfarlane
    Ian Macfarlane
    Self
    • 1999–2003
  • Jeff Kennett
    Jeff Kennett
    Jeff Kennett
    Self
    /Self - Victorian Premier
    • 1996–2001
  • Ian Donges
    Ian Donges
    Self - National Farmers Federation
    /Self - National Farmers' Federation
    • 1999
  • Pat McNamara
    Pat McNamara
    Self - National Party Leader
    /Self - Victorian National Party Leader
    • 1999
  • Edward Clancy
    Edward Clancy
    Self - Archbishop of Sydney
    /Self - President of Bishops Conference
    • 1999
  • Bill Muehlenberg
    Bill Muehlenberg
    Self - Australian Family Association
    /Self - Independent Ethicist
    • 2000–2006
  • David Hawker
    David Hawker
    Self
    /Self - Speaker, House of Representatives
    • 2000–2005
  • Ian MacFarlane
    Ian MacFarlane
    Self
    /Self - Reserve Bank Governor
    • 2000–2003
  • Kevin Bailey
    Kevin Bailey
    Self - Financial Adviser
    • 2000
  • Eric Abetz
    Eric Abetz
    Self
    /Self - Opposition Deputy Senate Leader
    • 2001–2009
  • Margaret Court
    Margaret Court
    Margaret Court
    Self
    /Self - Victory Life Church
    • 2001–2008
  • Lynette Silver
    Lynette Silver
    Self - Author
    /Self - Official Historian, 8th Division
    • 2001–2004
  • John Laws
    John Laws
    John Laws
    Self - Radio Announcer
    /Self - Radio Broadcaster
    • 1999–2003
  • Ross Lightfoot
    Ross Lightfoot
    Self - WA Liberal
    • 2001
  • Daryl Williams
    Daryl Williams
    Self - Attorney-General
    • 2001
  • Hendy Cowan
    Hendy Cowan
    Self - National Party Senate Candidate
    /Self - WA National Party Leader
    • 2001
  • Grahame Morris
    Grahame Morris
    Self - Former Howard Adviser
    /Self - Former Howard Chief-of-Staff
    • 2002–2008
  • David Horner
    David Horner
    Self
    /Self - Military Historian, ANU
    • 2002–2003
  • Wilson Tuckey
    Wilson Tuckey
    Self - Former Liberal Backbencher
    /Self - Minister for Regional Services and Local Government
    • 2003–2010
  • Chris Ellison
    Chris Ellison
    Self - Justice Minister
    /Self - Justice and Customs Minister
    • 2003
  • Peter Leahy
    Peter Leahy
    Self - Chief of Army
    • 2003
  • Andrew Mohl
    Andrew Mohl
    Self
    /Self - Chief Executive, AMP
    • 2003
  • Mark Baker
    Mark Baker
    Self - Liberal MP, Braddon
    /Self - Liberal Member for Braddon
    • 2004–2007
  • Brendan Nelson
    Brendan Nelson
    Self - Defence Minister
    /Self - Education Minister
    • 2004–2008
  • Des Moore
    Des Moore
    Self - HR Nicholls Society
    /Self - Institute for Private Enterprise
    • 2004–2006
  • Louise Markus
    Louise Markus
    Self
    /Self - Liberal Member for Greenway
    • 2004
  • Malcolm Fraser
    Malcolm Fraser
    Malcolm Fraser
    Self - Prime Minister 1975-1983
    /Self - Prime Minister 1975-83
    • 2003–2010
  • Colin Barnett
    Colin Barnett
    Self - WA Liberals Leader
    /Self - WA Opposition Leader
    • 2005–2008
  • Bill Leak
    Bill Leak
    Self - Cartoonist & Author
    /Self - Cartoonist, The Australian
    • 2005
  • Neil James
    Neil James
    Self - Australian Defence Association
    • 2006–2010
  • Joe Hockey
    Joe Hockey
    Joe Hockey
    Self - Shadow Treasurer
    /Self - Workplace Relations Minister
    • 2003–2010
  • Tim Wilson
    Tim Wilson
    Self - Institute of Public Affairs
    • 2007–2010
  • Rob Drew
    Rob Drew
    Self - National Party Candidate
    /Self - Nationals Candidate for Lyne
    • 2008
  • Andrew Olle
    Andrew Olle
    Self - Host
    • 1995
  • Kerry O'Brien
    Kerry O'Brien
    Self - Host
    • 1998
  • Justin Murphy
    Justin Murphy
    Self - Reporter
    • 1995
  • Suzie Goodman
    Suzie Goodman
    Self - Reporter
    • 1997
  • Jacinta Tynan
    Jacinta Tynan
    Self - Reporter
    • 1998
  • Genevieve Hussey
    Genevieve Hussey
    Self - Reporter
    • 1998
  • Tim Lester
    Tim Lester
    Self - Reporter
    • 2000
  • Sean Murphy
    Sean Murphy
    Sean Murphy
    Self - Reporter
    • 2002
  • Jo McKenna
    Jo McKenna
    Self - Reporter
    • 2005
  • John Fahey
    John Fahey
    Self - Minister for Industrial Relations
    • 1991–2011
  • Elaine Nile
    Elaine Nile
    Self
    • 1991
  • Malcolm Mackerras
    Malcolm Mackerras
    Self
    • 1991
  • Marie Bignold
    Marie Bignold
    Self - MLC, NSW
    • 1991
  • P.P. McGuinness
    P.P. McGuinness
    Self
    • 1991
  • Geoff Rose
    Geoff Rose
    Self - Director, Collins Class Submarine Project
    • 1994
  • Prue MacSween
    Prue MacSween
    Self - Media Consultant
    • 1994
  • Anne Cohen
    Anne Cohen
    Self
    • 1994
  • Kerry Smith
    Kerry Smith
    Self - Alderman, Gold Coast City Council
    • 1994
  • Ivan Deveson
    Ivan Deveson
    Self
    • 1994
  • Hans Ohff
    Hans Ohff
    Self - Managing Director, Australian Submarine Corporation
    • 1994
  • Ben Sandilands
    Ben Sandilands
    Self
    • 1994
  • Tony Staley
    Tony Staley
    Self
    • 1995
  • Amanda Vanstone
    Amanda Vanstone
    Amanda Vanstone
    Self
    • 1995–1997
  • Catherine Hamlin
    Catherine Hamlin
    Self - Medical Practitioner
    • 1995
  • Michelle Lensink
    Michelle Lensink
    Self
    • 1995
  • Ross McClymont
    Ross McClymont
    Self
    • 1995
  • Christine Mueller
    Christine Mueller
    Self - Spokesperson, Emerald Lake Model Trains
    • 1996
  • Max Mueller
    Max Mueller
    Self - Spokesperson, Emerald Lake Model Trains
    • 1996
  • Wolf Voigt
    Wolf Voigt
    Self - Call to Australia Party Candidate
    • 1996
  • Bob Charles
    Bob Charles
    Self
    • 1996
  • John Herron
    John Herron
    Self
    • 1996
  • Greg Bondar
    Greg Bondar
    Self - Executive Director, Australian Chamber of Shipping
    • 1996
  • Jerry Ellis
    Jerry Ellis
    Self - Chairperson, BHP
    • 1997
  • David Graham
    David Graham
    Self - One Nation Victoria Media Director
    • 1997
  • Kevin Cook
    Kevin Cook
    Self - One Nation Victoria Executive
    • 1997
  • Andrew Carne
    Andrew Carne
    Self - One Nation Victoria Convener
    • 1997
  • Michelle Pole
    Michelle Pole
    Self - One Nation Victoria Executive
    • 1997
  • Santo Santoro
    Santo Santoro
    Self
    • 1998
  • David Corby
    David Corby
    Self - Spokesperson, National Mutual
    • 1998
  • Gary Hardgrave
    Gary Hardgrave
    Self - Federal Queensland Liberal
    • 1998
  • Donald McGauchie
    Donald McGauchie
    Self
    • 1998
  • Denis McCormack
    Denis McCormack
    Self
    • 1998
  • Ted Briggs
    Ted Briggs
    Self - Former Member, Pauline Hanson's One Nation
    • 1998
  • Eric Butler
    Eric Butler
    Self
    • 1998–2001
  • Ron Owen
    Ron Owen
    Self - Spokesperson, Shooter's Party of Qld.
    • 1998
  • Cathie Lindholm
    Cathie Lindholm
    Self - Spokesperson, Work Solutions
    • 1998
  • David Dalgleish
    David Dalgleish
    Self - MLA, Qld.
    • 1998
  • Dorothy Pratt
    Dorothy Pratt
    Self - MLA, Qld.
    • 1998
  • Clive Bubb
    Clive Bubb
    Self - Queensland Chamber of Commerce and Industry
    • 1998
  • Ian Petersen
    Ian Petersen
    Self - Deputy Leader of Queensland's One Nation
    • 1998
  • Bernice Petersen
    Bernice Petersen
    Self - Resident, Gympie
    • 1998
  • Morrie Marsden
    Morrie Marsden
    Self - Spokesperson, Ipswich Coalition Committee
    • 1998
  • Liz Cunningham
    Liz Cunningham
    Self
    • 1998
  • Ken Turner
    Ken Turner
    Self - MLA, Qld.
    • 1998
  • Brian McDermott
    Brian McDermott
    Self - Former Supporter, Pauline Hanson's One Nation
    • 1998
  • Alan Gent
    Alan Gent
    Self - Former Member, Pauline Hanson's One Nation
    • 1998
  • Lachlan Murdoch
    Lachlan Murdoch
    Lachlan Murdoch
    Self - News Corporation
    • 1999
  • Alan Reynolds
    Alan Reynolds
    Self - US Economist
    • 1999
  • John Brennan
    John Brennan
    Self - Radio 2UE Program Director
    • 1999
  • Lewis MacKenzie
    Lewis MacKenzie
    Self
    • 1999
  • Alan Jones
    Alan Jones
    Self - Radio 2UE
    • 1999–2001
  • Bernie Finn
    Bernie Finn
    Self - Liberal MP for Tullamarine
    • 1999
  • David Ettridge
    David Ettridge
    Self - National Director, One Nation
    • 1998–2003
  • Bill Feldman
    Bill Feldman
    Self - One Nation Queensland Leader
    • 1999
  • Tom Hughes
    Tom Hughes
    Self - QC, Counsel for Radio 2UE
    • 1999–2010
  • David Flint
    David Flint
    Self - ABA Chairman
    • 1999
  • Warren Truss
    Warren Truss
    Self - Acting Primary Industries Minister
    • 1999
  • Kerry Chikarovski
    Kerry Chikarovski
    Self
    • 1999
  • Charlie Lynn
    Charlie Lynn
    Self - NSW LIberal Upper House MP
    • 1999
  • Paul Reading
    Paul Reading
    Self - SOCOG Manager, Commercial & Marketing
    • 1999
  • Peter Collins
    Peter Collins
    Self
    • 1999
  • Paul Brazier
    Paul Brazier
    Self - Australian Catholics Advisory Centre
    • 1999
  • John Murray
    John Murray
    Self - Master Builders Association
    • 1999
  • John Hannaford
    John Hannaford
    Self
    • 1999
  • Inga Peulich
    Inga Peulich
    Self - Liberal MP for Bentley
    • 1999
  • Jake Elwood
    Jake Elwood
    Self
    • 1999
  • Nanda Nandagopal
    Nanda Nandagopal
    Self - Defence Science and Technology Organisation
    • 1999
  • Mike O'Dwyer
    Mike O'Dwyer
    Self - Inventor
    • 1999
  • Jane Wilks
    Jane Wilks
    Self - Magdalene Foundation
    • 1999
  • Graham Bugden
    Graham Bugden
    Self - Weapons Manufacturer
    • 1999
  • Marcus Fielding
    Marcus Fielding
    Self - Multinational Force
    • 1999
  • Patricia Forsythe
    Patricia Forsythe
    Self - LIberal Upper House MP
    • 1999
  • Rob Bastian
    Rob Bastian
    Self - Council of Small Business Organisations
    • 1999
  • Peter David
    Peter David
    Self - Editor
    • 1999
  • Jane Gravelle
    Jane Gravelle
    Self - US Congressional Economist
    • 1999
  • John Conde
    John Conde
    Self - Chairman, Radio 2UE
    • 1999
  • Julia Gillard
    Julia Gillard
    Self - Labor Party
    • 2000–2010
  • Peter Reith
    Peter Reith
    Self
    • 1996–2004
  • Richard Alston
    Richard Alston
    Self - Communications Minister
    • 2000
  • Alan Wood
    Alan Wood
    Self
    • 2000
  • Dick Warburton
    Dick Warburton
    Self - Reserve Bank Board
    • 2000
  • Bill Blick
    Bill Blick
    Self - Inspector-General of Intelligence
    • 2000
  • David Watson
    David Watson
    Self - Queensland Liberal Leader
    • 2000
  • John Moore
    John Moore
    Self - Defence Minister
    • 2000
  • Rory Robertson
    Rory Robertson
    Self
    • 2000
  • Richard Court
    Richard Court
    Self - WA Premier
    • 2001–2005
  • John Fischer
    John Fischer
    Self - One Nation Federal Vice-President
    • 2001–2005
  • Fiona Ogilvy-O'Donnell
    Fiona Ogilvy-O'Donnell
    Self - Association of Independent Schools, Victoria
    • 2001
  • David Kemp
    David Kemp
    Self - Education Minister
    • 1999–2001
  • Rob Kerin
    Rob Kerin
    Self - South Australian Treasurer
    • 2001
  • Dennis Blair
    Dennis Blair
    Self - Commander in Chief, US Pacific Command
    • 2001
  • Uzi Landau
    Uzi Landau
    Self - Public Security Minister
    • 2001
  • Richard de Chazal
    Richard de Chazal
    Self
    • 2001
  • Peter Harbison
    Peter Harbison
    Self - Centre for Asia Pacific Aviation
    • 2001
  • Denis Burke
    Denis Burke
    Self - NT Chief Minister
    • 2001
  • Michael Ogg
    Michael Ogg
    Self - Draper
    • 2001
  • Alan Ferguson
    Alan Ferguson
    Self - Liberal Party
    • 2001
  • John Probert
    John Probert
    Self - Son of Jack Probert
    • 2001
  • Vince Kelly
    Vince Kelly
    Self - NT Police Association
    • 2001
  • Barry Hickey
    Barry Hickey
    Self - Catholic Church
    • 2001
  • Benny Elon
    Benny Elon
    Self - Right-Wing MP
    • 2001
  • Ian McNiven
    Ian McNiven
    Self - Firearm Owners Association
    • 1997–2001
  • Des Clark
    Des Clark
    Self - Office of Film and Literature Classification
    • 2001
  • Geoff Dixon
    Geoff Dixon
    Self - Chief Executive, Qantas
    • 2001
  • Betty Luks
    Betty Luks
    Self - National Director of the League of Rights
    • 2001
  • Randall Reck
    Randall Reck
    Self - Farmer
    • 2001
  • Meir Sheetrit
    Meir Sheetrit
    Self - Israeli Justice Minister
    • 2001
  • Alan Cadman
    Alan Cadman
    Self - Liberal Backbencher
    • 2001
  • Peter Foss
    Peter Foss
    Self - WA Shadow Attorney-General
    • 2001
  • Jonica Horner
    Jonica Horner
    Self
    • 2001
  • Ann Sanson
    Ann Sanson
    Self - Australian Institute of Family Studies
    • 2001
  • Jane Roberts
    Jane Roberts
    Self - Young Media Australia
    • 2001
  • Gary Haslett
    Gary Haslett
    Self - Independent
    • 2001
  • Sherriff Probert
    Sherriff Probert
    Self - Son of Jack Probert
    • 2001
  • David Pahlke
    David Pahlke
    Self - National Party Candidate
    • 2001
  • Paul de Jersey
    Paul de Jersey
    Self - Anglican Legal Adviser
    • 2001
  • Bettina Arndt
    Bettina Arndt
    Self - Social Commentator
    • 2002
  • John Stone
    John Stone
    Self - Former National Party Senator
    • 2002–2004
  • Clive Williams
    Clive Williams
    Self - Anti-Terrorism Analyst
    • 2002
  • John Elferink
    John Elferink
    Self - NT Opposition Parks Spokesman
    • 2002
  • Peter Keenan
    Peter Keenan
    Self - Former Kangaroos Player
    • 2002
  • Dick Hamer
    Dick Hamer
    Self - Former Victorian Premier
    • 2002–2005
  • Michael O'Connor
    Michael O'Connor
    Self - Australia Defence Association
    • 2002
  • Patrick Smith
    Patrick Smith
    Self - The Australian
    • 2002
  • James Koehne
    James Koehne
    Self - Spokesperson, Adelaide Symphony Orchestra
    • 2002
  • Chris Nyst
    Chris Nyst
    Self - Lawyer and Screenwriter
    • 2003
  • James Morrow
    James Morrow
    Self - Columnist
    • 2003
  • Kim Hume
    Kim Hume
    Self - Washington Bureau Chief, Fox News
    • 2003
  • Ari Fleischer
    Ari Fleischer
    Ari Fleischer
    Self
    • 2003
  • Michelle Malkin
    Michelle Malkin
    Self - Columnist, US
    • 2003
  • Peter Macdonald
    Peter Macdonald
    Self - CEO James Hardie
    • 2003
  • Saul Eslake
    Saul Eslake
    Self
    • 2003
  • John Elliott
    John Elliott
    Self - Former Carlton Football Club President
    • 2003–2005
  • Simon Kennedy
    Simon Kennedy
    Self
    • 2003
  • Peter Hollingworth
    Peter Hollingworth
    Self
    • 2001–2003
  • Alan Oster
    Alan Oster
    Self - Chief Economist, National Australia Bank
    • 2003
  • Gerard Minack
    Gerard Minack
    Self - Chief Equity Strategist, ABN AMRO
    • 2003
  • Bruce Baird
    Bruce Baird
    Self - Liberal Backbencher
    • 2003
  • Kay Patterson
    Kay Patterson
    Self - Health Minister
    • 2003
  • Richard Hawley
    Richard Hawley
    Self - Retired Commander, Air Combat Command, US
    • 2003
  • Gary Crowder
    Gary Crowder
    Self - Air Combat Commander, US Air Force
    • 2003
  • Mike Hatcher
    Mike Hatcher
    Self - Program Director, JDam
    • 2003
  • Hetty Johnston
    Hetty Johnston
    Self - Bravehearts
    • 2003
  • Bob Rossi
    Bob Rossi
    Self - Canegrower
    • 2003
  • Ian Causley
    Ian Causley
    Self - National Party Backbencher
    • 2003
  • David Jull
    David Jull
    Self - Liberal Backbencher
    • 2003
  • Gianna
    Gianna
    Self - Writer
    • 2003
  • Peter Morgan
    Peter Morgan
    Self - Fund Manager, 452 Capital
    • 2003
  • Marcus Kennedy
    Marcus Kennedy
    Self - Australian Wheat Board
    • 2003
  • Peter Seccombe
    Peter Seccombe
    Self - Brother
    • 2003
  • Aldo Borgu
    Aldo Borgu
    Self - Australian Strategic Policy Institute
    • 2003
  • Zelman Cowen
    Zelman Cowen
    Self - Governor-General 1977-1982
    • 2003
  • Richard Gluyas
    Richard Gluyas
    Self - The Australian
    • 2003
  • Keith Perrett
    Keith Perrett
    Self - Grains Council of Australia
    • 2003
  • Mike Jameson
    Mike Jameson
    Self - One Nation Supporter
    • 2003
  • Norm Kippin
    Norm Kippin
    Self - Spokesperson, AgForce Queensland
    • 2003
  • Kurt Mole
    Kurt Mole
    Self - Information Operations Officer, US Military
    • 2003
  • Betty Noud
    Betty Noud
    Self - One Nation Supporter
    • 2003
  • Shane Carmody
    Shane Carmody
    Self - Defence Department
    • 2003
  • Renata Brooks
    Renata Brooks
    Self - Spokesperson, New South Wales Agriculture
    • 2003
  • Brett Le Mesurier
    Brett Le Mesurier
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    Elke Neidhart
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    Scott McClellan
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    • 2004
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    • 2004
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