Claire Kimball

She's been in the community for quite a bit, particularly in that Albury area.

Looking at her website,

cost of living, health infrastructure.

He's a really interesting character.

So if you've been around coalition politics at the federal level for a while, he's a name that you might recognise as sort of being associated with agricultural companies.

So he was the managing director and the CEO of AA Co, so the Australian Agricultural Company, which when you look back enough,

The fabled history of Australian agricultural companies, it's a big one.

It's Australia's largest beef producer at the moment.

Masses of land.

Like it's a big significant company when it comes to ag.

He started out as a jackaroo, been working in the US after that.

And, Andrew, just to mention water again, the main focus of his bio on his website is disciplined water and land management, sustainable immigration, of course, which rings some bells around the One Nation agenda.

According to the polls he's leading on the primary vote, there's not a lot of polling going on at the moment and seats like Farah are really hard to

poll.

But according to the ones that we've seen, it looks like he's going to have a pretty good run.

What people might not know about that region is that there's actually quite a bit of a military presence across, mainly across the border in Wodonga.

But when you go up to Wagga as well, like there's all sorts of RAF and army facilities around.

So yeah, he's been part of the area for a while.

Yeah.

Brad was deployed to Afghanistan in 2012.