Mrs Judith Newson of Peakhurst has been selected to head  One Nation's Senate team for NSW.

Mrs Judith Newson of Peakhurst has been selected to head  One Nation's Senate team for NSW.

Having owned and managed small businesses, including in the trucking industry,  she well understands the trials, tribulations and issues facing  small companies and their employees in the so-called economic boom times of Australia today.

Previously for 22 years she worked for a charity in the Western Suburbs caring for  local war widows.  It was here she saw first hand the relevance of the policies of One Nation in regard to multiculturalism and immigration, when she encountered dozens of cases of elderly people  who had lived for decades in the suburbs of  Campsie, Belmore, Lakemba, Bankstown and  Punchbowl being  harassed out of their homes by immigrant neighbours who would torment them with verbal abuse and  malicious property damage because they  wanted them gone.

For her work with war widows she was awarded the Certificate of Merit by the RSL one of the league's highest awards given to non-service personnel.

Judith is a staunch Christian who  teaches scripture weekly to primary school students.

Outside work  she finds time to be a wife, mother and grandmother and State Secretary of One Nation and President of its Georges River Branch.

One Nation in NSW will be focusing on the Senate and be aiming to win balance of power.

Second and third on the Senate ticket are Mr Andrew Webber, a farmer from the Central Coast, who is also One Nation's Policy Co-ordinator and President of its Wyong Branch, and Mr Peter Bussa, Contractor of
Helensburgh, from One Nation Cook (Sutherland Shire) Branch..