Richard Warner, Candidate for Hotham

Richard Warner is a dedicated family man and community leader running as the Family First Party candidate for the electorate of Hotham. Married to Pauline, Richard has raised 4 grown-up children and is the proud grandfather of 9 Australian grandchildren.

With a strong educational background, Richard holds both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Theology. His commitment to education is evident in his founding of Lighthouse Christian College in 1989, which has since grown to two campuses serving 2,000 students.

Richard has been a prominent figure in public life for over five decades, dedicating much of his time to youth and adult full-time Christian ministry. His local community ties are strong, as evidenced by his 25-year membership at Burden Park Tennis Club.

At the age of 60, Richard demonstrated his commitment to social causes by undertaking an impressive physical challenge. He ran from Adelaide to Melbourne, covering 1,000 kilometers in just 20 days, and raised $100,000 for the Teen Challenge Drug-Rehabilitation Centre.

As a Family First candidate, Richard is passionate about promoting family values and believes in the importance of the family unit as the fundamental building block of society. His platform includes:

  1. Education system reform: Richard advocates for a comprehensive clean-up of the education system to ensure it aligns with family values.
  2. Youth welfare: He is committed to giving young Australians the best chance at a drug-free, safe, and healthy future.
  3. Traditional family values: Richard supports policies that strengthen and protect the traditional family unit.

With his extensive experience in education, community service, and Christian ministry, Richard Warner brings a wealth of knowledge and a strong commitment to family values to his candidacy for Hotham

Why Your Support Matters

By donating to Richard Warner's campaign, you are contributing to a cause that champions:

  1. Amplifying Your Voice: Richard Warner is dedicated to representing your values in the Parliament. With your support, he can boldly advocate for the beliefs and principles that matter to you.

  2. Advocating for Life: Richard is a staunch defender of the sanctity of life from conception to natural death. He opposes abortion-on-demand and euthanasia, striving to protect the most vulnerable in our society.

  3. Defending Family Values: Your donation will help Richard combat harmful gender ideologies and protect children from radical indoctrination in schools. He is committed to preserving traditional family values.

  4. Preserving Religious Freedom: By supporting Richard's campaign, you are helping to ensure that Australians can freely practice their faith without fear of discrimination or persecution.

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Your best gift today will have a direct impact on empowering Richard Warner's campaign for the seat of Hotham. Together, we can stand strong for faith, life, family, and freedom.

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