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Ian was born in Liverpool, Western Sydney and grew up in a military family where his father served as Warrant Officer Class 2 at the School of Military Engineering. His mother also served prior to having her first child and retrained as a nurse after raising four children.

In 1999 his father was medically retired, and they moved to Grafton. He finished schooling in 2001 and moved out on his own and started working in the trades – building cool rooms, refrigeration, carpentry, concreting and bridge building. He was a sole trader for over ten years, travelling for work.

In 2008, he joined Fire and Rescue NSW at Grafton Station as a Retained Firefighter. This was his childhood dream, and he worked his way up to the rank of Deputy Captain at Coffs Harbour Station.

Federal Member for Page Kevin Hogan was today elected as The Nationals candidate for our community at the upcoming Federal Election.

“I am very humbled,” Mr Hogan said.

“I would like to thank all Nationals members for their support and also the broader community who have now elected me three times to represent them in Canberra.”

“Working together, we have achieved a lot since I was first elected in 2013, but there is always more to be done.”

“As well as continuing to deliver much needed projects and services, I will continue to stand up for our community in Parliament and put our community first.”

Tom believes in personal freedoms, including the right to bodily autonomy, and was alarmed at the way our government quickly imposed vaccine mandates and lockdowns upon residents.

Tom is a Registered Surveyor and spatial scientist who has worked in disaster resilience for years, including being an expert witness for the Supreme Court.

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