Brad Hayman is a father of four, a small business owner, and a passionate advocate for Australian families. With a long background in retail management, Brad first came to Australia in 2002 to study theology at Wesley Institute, returning permanently in 2010. Since 2023, he has resumed work in Christian ministry and now runs two small businesses that support his not-for-profit community involvement.

The turning point for Brad came during the pandemic, when soaring costs and unchecked political overreach made it clear that the major parties no longer served the interests of everyday Australians. His rent rose by 61% in just 18 months, his power bills skyrocketed despite using less electricity, and his concerns were ignored by elected representatives—even when he raised issues like the inflated costs and tragic failings of the privatised Northern Beaches Hospital.

Fed up, Brad found a political home in Pauline Hanson’s One Nation. He supports policies that place Australians first—whether that’s through responsible economic management, restoring rights and freedoms, or ensuring vital services are accountable and community-driven.

Brad is standing for Mackellar because he wants to be a genuine voice for the community. He will fight for fairer housing, energy reform, stronger healthcare accountability, and a return to government that works for the people—not against them.