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John Anderson Offers a Return to Politics | A Special Message
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7:25Now PlayingI have recently made public the decision to make myself available for political service for a second time.
When the New South Wales National Party opens for nominations, I intend to offer myself as a Senate candidate for the next Federal election. The Party will then follow its processes to decide.
I am conscious that many of you who follow my media at johnanderson.net.au, on social media or via podcast will have a range of interests that extend wider than just the sphere of politics. This is true for me too; and so I intend to continue the podcast work, seeking out interactions with more great thinkers on a range of issues pertaining to our common life.
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