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A shoeless Evans made a rare public appearance, giving a bizarre speech about his political aspirations at a Sydney vaccine protest today.

In a 46 minute interview with Gizmodo, Craig Kelly said that he has banned temporarily banned from posting on Facebook.

Celebrity Chef Pete Evans Runs for Australian Senate Seat Celebrity chef Pete Evans has been announced as the federal Senate candidate for the independent Great Australian Party (GAP), the party’s leader Rod Culleton said on Friday. Evans, who has opened award-winning restaurants, is best known for authoring around 25 best-selling healthy cooking and lifestyle books and for co-hosting and judging 11 seasons of one of Australia’s highest-rated television competition shows, “My Kitchen Rule...

  Pete Evans has announced he will join politics and run for the Senate with former One Nation senator Rod Culletons The Great Australian Party. Controversial celebrity chef and known anti-vaxxer Evans was announced as a candidate for the upcoming federal election in a statement from the party about 1am on Friday. "Pete Evans has maintained his principles and inspired others in the face of uncommon adversity," a statement from Mr Culleton said. "Pete is fully supportive of the GAP ethos, ...

Share on Twitter Former celebrity chef, Pete Evans, has thanked Liberal MP Craig Kelly for “fighting for us and presenting the evidence” in a new vodcast released late last night. The 90-minute vodcast was uploaded following immense criticism of the federal member of Hughes for agreeing to be interviewed by the controversial chef.  Mr Kelly’s also faced growing scrutiny for his social media posts during the global health crisis. Controversial Coalition MP Craig Kelly AAP In t...

  Mr Culleton, a Western Australia-based politician, initially sat as a One Nation senator and then independent following the 2016 election. But he was booted from this position later that same year after the Federal Court found he was bankrupt. In 2017, the High Court also ruled that Mr Culleton was ineligible to run as a senator due to a larceny charge in NSW. Mr Culleton intends to run for the Senate for the Great Australia Party in the next federal election alongside Daryl OBryan in V...