Jeremy is a hard-working cyber security professional, former Army reservist, and father to two young children. As a ‘Gen Z’, he has experienced the same pressures faced by so many other local families: an increase in cost of living, housing affordability challenges, and deteriorating local infrastructure such as roads and hospitals. Crime is a key concern with all local police stations reducing or ending their opening hours and offending, particularly by youths, at an all-time high.

Jeremy is running for One Nation because he has seen how other political parties refuse to take a stand against ‘woke’ ideology and identity politics. He has watched it divide young people, cause nihilism and hopelessness, and doesn’t want the same for his children.

“Children should not be indoctrinated and living in fear with ‘climate anxiety’, questioning their gender, or being taught that they are on stolen land. That they don't belong.” 

“Whether it is through attacks on our culture and history, weak bail laws that increase crime or net zero that raises cost of living, all ordinary Australians are now feeling the effects of this extreme ideology.”

As an aspiring representative for Yan Yean, Jeremy wants to see Victoria’s wasteful spending cut so that money like that spent on Treaty can instead go towards better wages for our state’s frontline workers, and fixing our regional infrastructure. He believes the local community has been let down by the uni-party and only One Nation can bring real, meaningful change to Victoria.