Australian Election 2025 House and Senate

Dear Patriots,

I am Wade Cox and I have been selected to try to win Eden Monaro and lead us to victory in the election.

I am a disabled war pensioner and I was a major in the RA Infantry Corps and received multiple gunshot wounds and an anti-tank grenade. I was a farmer in Eden-Monaro and I have lived there for 47 years in various parts of it. I now live in Yass and have done so for 20 years. This month for this election they moved Yass to Riverina Electorate but that does not alter my affinity with Eden-Monaro. Clive and Doug think we can win it. It will be a difficult task but looking at the list of our people I am more confident that we can win.

What other connections have I got to the electorate? My grandmother Amy Blanche Pender was born in Tilba Tilba in 1875. She was one of thirteen siblings. George rode to Moruya to register the birth where Henry Fowler her great uncle, was the registrar. And he organised the construction of the court house there. Her parents Geroge Pender and Elizabeth nee Fowler were both born and raised in Ulladulla. Her grandfather James Pender came to the Braidwood district in the early 1830s before the town was formed and worked as the property manager for Dr Reid in his north property at the Eastern Lake Bathurst area on the Braidwood Marulen Road. He and Mary Stewart, his wife, moved to Ulladulla and managed Dr Kendall’s property and my great grandfather grew up with Henry Kendall the poet of Bell Birds fame. Elizabeth Fowler’s mother was Maria Eggleton the daughter of William Eggleton the first police constable at Campbelltown and his parents were First Fleet convicts of 26 Jan. 1788 and they were married at Sydney Cove in 17 Feb. 1788. They were the seventh couple married in AU by order of Governor Philip. They were given grants of land in Campbelltown. Airds and Picton established the Australian Illawarra Shorthorn breed with two other families and they all moved to the coast in the Nowra district. My mother’s father’s mothers family were the Geoghegans and they established Kiama and Berry. Maria Eggleton married Geroge Fowler at Ulladulla. This we have connections from Sydney to the Victorian border and beyond over the last 250 years. My Father’s family came to Australia in 1875 and they have a different history and importance unrelated to Eden Monaro. So why this history? No doubt our opponents will try to denigrate me and the fact that Yass is not now in Eden Monaro. Goulburn was not in Eden-Monaro but was put back in recently. Our job is to defend each other and to win this seat. Politics is a bloodsport. I spent six years in council and these politicians will do and say anything about an opponent. Just be pleasant and ignore what they say and do.

We are entering what is perhaps the most important election we have ever faced. We have been sold out by the parliament not just for the last three years but for decades from both sides of the house. We have to prepare and we have to work. To that aim we will organise so that we are able to communicate on a continual bases and we can speak together so that we are not wasting time and valuable funds moving around the electorate unnecessarily.

Wade Cox is a candidate whose life’s work has been grounded in service—to his country, his community, and his faith. As one of the founders and the current Coordinator General of the Christian Churches of God, Wade brings decades of leadership, academic rigor, and a deep commitment to Australia's heritage and future.

He has lived in Eden-Monaro for some 47 years in the past and his grandmother was born in Tilba Tilba in 1875 and her grandfather came to Braidwood ca 1830 at Dr Reid’s northern property.

With university qualifications in Philosophy, Religious Studies, Public Law, and a Master of Letters (Hons) in the Philosophy of Religion and Ethics, he is a prolific author of multiple books and hundreds of academic papers. His works span topics from theology and British history to defence reform, and are studied internationally, serving as reference material in universities around the world.

His military service is both distinguished and deeply personal. A graduate of the Australian Army Officer Cadet School, Royal Australian Infantry, and Royal Australian Regiment, he served with honour as a Major and military linguist, completing two years of service in Southeast Asia before being severely injured in Vietnam—a sacrifice that left him permanently disabled. His dedication was recognized with multiple service medals, and the Infantry Combat Badge.

In public, he has served at multiple levels of local government—as Councillor, Deputy President, and President of his local shire—and as Director of his regional Pastures Protection Board. His leadership is defined by integrity, accountability, and a fierce dedication to preserving Australia’s sovereignty, values, and people.

Our campaign is driven by a vision to reclaim Australia from the grip of globalist institutions and political complacency. We reject the false choice between Liberal and Labor—two sides of the same coin—and instead offer a path forward rooted in national interest, economic independence, and moral clarity.

We believe:
· Australia must retain ownership and control of its land, industries, and resources.
· Our manufacturing and industrial capacity must be revitalized to serve Australians first.
· National budgets should be balanced without excessive borrowing that burdens future generations.
· Immigration must be sustainable and reflect our capacity to provide quality services to all.
· Women’s rights to safe, sex-based spaces must be protected.
· Our education system must be freed from ideological capture and serve Australian values.
· Families, veterans, the elderly, and the vulnerable deserve real support—not rhetoric.
· Law and order must be restored through discipline, accountability, and a zero-tolerance stance on organized crime and the drug trade.

We recognize the reality of climate change but reject that it is man made when there is scientific and historical evidence that this is a 1100 cyclical period. Current policies will lead to energy shortages and food insecurity. Our approach is practical, sovereign, and pro-Australian.

This election is about choosing between continued decline or serious change. We stand for those who have served, those who have built, and those who want to preserve Australia for future generations.

1.Australia must retain ownership and control of its land, industries, and resources.
2.Our manufacturing and industrial capacity must be revitalized to serve Australians first.
3.National budgets should be balanced without excessive borrowing that burdens future generations.
4.Immigration must be sustainable and reflect our capacity to provide quality services to all.
5.Women’s rights to safe, sex-based spaces must be protected. • Our education system must be freed from ideological capture and serve Australian values.
6.Families, veterans, the elderly, and the vulnerable deserve real support—not rhetoric.
7.Law and order must be restored through discipline, accountability, and a zero-tolerance stance on organized crime and the drug trade.

The major issue is halting the construction of windmill generators, both offshore and onshore. Additionally, we must prioritize high-quality housing construction at sufficient levels, ensuring these homes are resilient to global warming and rising sea levels. We are entering a global warming period that is not man-made but a natural phenomenon which is backed by scientific and historical evidence.

How can we solve the cost of living crisis?

We can address cost of living by cutting fuel excise to lower transport expenses, aiming for at least a 10% reduction. Major supermarkets should only be producing marginal revenue with prices regulated to prevent exploitation, ensuring they provide fair pricing and reduce delivery costs. Rent increases should be limited, and government expenditure must be controlled to lower interest rates.

What can we do about housing availability and affordability?

The housing affordability/availability requires lower interest rates but also creating a trained core of engineers, particularly military-trained construction engineers. These engineers could build affordable housing across Australia, including mini cities around water sources. Immigration must be regulated to ensure these projects benefit Australians. With proper planning, affordable 3-bedroom homes can be built for young Australians, making homeownership attainable. This can achieve mini cities all the way around Australia.

What are your views on the issues behind childcare, aged care and mental health?

Australia's childcare system is scandalous. It is very underfunded and disorganized. This needs urgent reform. Aged care has been neglected, creating a crisis that must be addressed. Mental health has deteriorated significantly, and immediate action is needed to provide adequate healthcare and support for Australians struggling with mental health issues.

What do you think of the situation on our health system and GPs/clinics?

The bulk billing system is poorly maintained and both Coalition/Labor parties failing to address the issue. This decline must be corrected quickly to ensure accessible healthcare for Australians.

What is your view on renewables and energy needs?

Renewable energy is based on a globalist scam. Global warming is a cyclical phenomenon occurring every 1,100 years, and we’re entering a warming period. The obsession with renewables is harming Australia’s manufacturing and industrial sectors. We need to revive coal power for a reliable baseload energy supply.