One Nation is throwing its weight behind Luke Herdegen, a gym owner with a controversial past, as their candidate in the Secret Harbour by-election. Despite admitting to heavy cocaine use in 2019 and stepping back from social media to protect his family, Herdegen’s tough-on-crime stance aligns with the party’s platform—and party leaders, including Pauline Hanson and Rod Caddies, are publicly backing him. Caddies insists their vetting process is thorough, digging into media history and court records. With AI-generated posts attacking Labor’s record and hopes of capitalizing on their recent strong showing in the electorate, One Nation is aiming to make a bold political statement—and possibly form alliances to unseat the incumbent.
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