Get involved — Wentworth Supporters Group

Propose an event

Members can prepare a complete event plan, nominate an Event Lead and submit it for committee approval.

Propose an event →

Lend a hand

View published volunteer roles and formal expressions of interest

Run by the Wentworth Supporters Group – an independent group of One Nation supporters in the Wentworth electorate. Your details go to the group’s coordinators. They are not handed to One Nation.

Register your interest

Tick anything you would consider. Expressions of interest help the coordinators know who to ask – they are not an appointment.

What would you consider helping with?

Tick as many as you like.

Your name

Your email or mobile

So the committee can come back to you about the roles you tick.

Your suburb or postcode

Optional — it helps us see where our helpers are.

Are you a One Nation member? (optional)

Optional. Whether you are a member stays with this group. It is not handed to One Nation.

Anything you want us to know?

Optional — relevant experience, how much time you have, or the thing we should have asked about.

Registering interest is not a commitment. The coordinators will be in touch.

How the group fits together

CoordinatorJames Kell
SecretaryRod Cohan
TreasurerJohn Mackey
Membership GrowthWelcome people in, keep the list tidy, and turn a chat into a helper.What’s involved Electoral PreparednessQuiet, internal homework so the group can move the moment approvals come.What’s involved Online CommunityOur member-run social media team — independent of the party, shaped by the people who run it.What’s involved EventsTurn a contact list into a room full of people — starting with our first group event.What’s involved
PolicyProposed – to be discussed by the coordinators

Why bother?

Street map of the Division of Wentworth showing Watsons Bay, Vaucluse, Rose Bay, Bondi, Bronte, Clovelly, Paddington and surrounding suburbs
Suburb map: Australian Electoral Commission.

Most people never get closer to politics than a ballot paper. A group like ours is the exception: a small team where your ideas can be adopted the same week you raise them.

You will not be handed a script. Each team shapes how its own patch runs — that is the point of them.

And you will be doing it alongside neighbours who care about the same things you do. That is rarer than it should be.

Wentworth is about 31 square kilometres – one of the smallest electorates in Australia. A small organised group, in a seat this walkable, punches above its weight.

Most of these roles take an hour or two a week. When an election is called it becomes all hands on deck — and you will want to have been part of it by then.

Not sure? Have a go. Ease in — take a small job, see how it fits, step up or step back as life allows. Registering interest is a conversation, not a contract.