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Vikki Campion Joins NSW One Nation in New Media Role

Published 2026-10-13

Vikki Campion Joins NSW One Nation in New Media Role | Integri News

Vikki Campion, a well-known media adviser and News Corp columnist, has officially started a new position with the New South Wales branch of the One Nation party. Campion, who is married to federal Nationals MP Barnaby Joyce, confirmed that she is now working part-time for the party’s state executive team.

This appointment marks a significant move for Campion, who has a long history of working in Australian politics and media. As a former adviser to several senior politicians, her transition to a role with One Nation has attracted attention from political observers across the country.

Campion’s new responsibilities will focus on media strategy and communications for the party in New South Wales. While she continues her work as a columnist for News Corp, her involvement with the state executive is expected to influence how the party manages its public image and messaging moving forward.

Political analysts suggest that her experience in the media industry could be a valuable asset for One Nation as they look to strengthen their presence in state politics. The party has not yet provided further details on the specific projects she will lead, but her appointment is seen as a strategic step for the organisation.

As Campion balances her media career with this new political role, many will be watching to see how her work impacts the party’s direction. For now, she remains a prominent figure in Australian political circles, bridging the gap between media commentary and active political advising.

Sources: The Guardian

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