One Nation MP owns 5 properties, a Merc, and shares in erectile dysfunction company

The newly-elected One Nation Member for Farrer, David Farley, owns five properties, a Mercedes, artwork valued at over $7,500, and shares in a pharmaceutical company that makes an erectile dysfunction drug.

These are among 38 private interests Farley has declared to parliament's Register of Members' Interests following his election to the House of Representatives early last month. The interests were publicly released by the Registrar today.

Farley owns five properties in his home town of Narrandera in the NSW Riverina, including his principal place of residence, a residential investment property, and three industrial or commercial properties. He collects rent on the four investment properties.

The Member for Farrer has shares in seven companies, one of which is publicly-listed EVE Health Group (ASX: EVE), an Australian life sciences company that has developed a generic erectile dysfunction drug Libbo (who comes up with these names?) and a medicinal cannabis sweet.

Farley's partner Janice McLay owns shares in the Hydration Pharmaceuticals Company Limited (ASX: HPC), a wholesaler and online retailer of Hydralyte products in North America. McLay's only other disclosed interests are two bank accounts. She has no properties, debts, major assets, or significant income.

Farley has declared shares in six privately-held companies and interests in three family trusts. Farley Asset Holdings Pty Ltd, the trustee for Farley Family Education Trust, owns shares in Waverley Mills Pty Ltd, a Tasmanian wool mill.

He's also disclosed earning income from commodity trading with Archer Daniels Midlands, one of the world's largest food processing and commodities trading companies. Which commodities Farley invests in and how much he has made is not known