The Nationals WA

Notable People

Showing 15 people. Position shown in italic is their previous role in the same organisation.
 Most Senior WA Executive.

Name	Position	Year Started
Mia Davies	Leader	2017
Martin Aldridge	Member
Ian Blayney	Member	2019
Steve Blyth	State President Deputy Vice President (2017 to 2018)	2018
Jacqui Boydell	Member Deputy Leader (2017 to 2020)	2005
Paul Brown	Member
Vince Catania	Member	2009
Colin De Grussa	Member President (2013 to 2015)
Brendon Grylls	Member Leader (2005 to 2013)
Colin Holt	Member
Shane Love	Member, Deputy Leader since 2020
Joe Lundy	Senior Advisor to the Leader, State Director since 2019 Policy Director (2014 to 2018)	2017
Terry Redman	Member Leader (2013 to 2016)
Peter Rundle	Member
Terry Waldron	Member

Past People

Name	Position	Year Started	Year Ended
Jacqui Boydell	Deputy Leader	2017	2020
Simon Glossop	State Director	2017	2019
James Hayward	State President	2015	2019
Joe Lundy	Policy Director	2014	2018
Steve Blyth	Deputy Vice President	2017	2018
Steve Blyth	President	2015	2017
Joe Lundy	Executive Officer	2016	2017
Wendy Duncan	Member	2001	2017
Dave Grills	Member	2013	2017
Ben Killigrew	Leader	2016	2017
Terry Redman	Leader	2013	2016
Joe Lundy	Research Officer to Martin Aldridge, MLC	2013	2016
Colin De Grussa	President	2013	2015
Brendon Grylls	Leader	2005	2013
Joe Lundy	Campaign Officer	2012	2013
Murray Criddle	Member	1977	2008
Jane Simpson	Communications Officer	2004	2008
Jacqui Boydell	State Director, WA & Parliamentary Executive Officer

Biography

The Country Party was formed in 1913 in the small Wheatbelt town of Kellerberrin by the Farmers and Settlers Association. The Country Party of WA contested the State elections in 1914 winning ten seats in the Legislative Assembly and the Legislative Council. The party has had many names in its long history, but adopted its most recent, The Nationals WA, in 2003.