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Turton to stand for One Nation in Grey

One Nation's candidate for Grey Brandon Turton chatting in the old grandstand at Memorial Oval in Port Pirie (Neralie Bailey: 470081_01)
Neralie Bailey

Project engineer Brandon Turton will stand as One Nation’s candidate for the electorate of Grey at the 2025 federal election. […]

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