One Nation candidate convicted 15 times for breaching family violence order, court docs show

A One Nation candidate, who is ‘passionate about men’s rights’, has 15 convictions for breaching a family violence restraining order, court documents state.

Sean Johnson15 April 2025

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A One Nation candidate running for federal parliament at next month’s election was convicted in 2021 of 15 breaches of a family violence restraining order brought by his ex-partner, according to a prosecution notice.

Daily court listings from the Magistrates Court of Western Australia show Adrian Deeth, One Nation’s candidate for the federal seat of Hasluck in Perth’s north-east, appeared in Midland Magistrates Court in August 2021 for alleged breaches of the order.

The prosecution notice says that Deeth pleaded guilty to all 15 offences — all for breaching a family violence restraining order — and was convicted, fined $1,000, and ordered to pay court costs. Magistrate Mark Millington then declared the convictions spent, meaning they do not appear as disclosable convictions in police checks.

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