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RDA was formed by Monica Smit, a leader in Australia’s anti-lockdown and anti-vaccine movement.

The Macksville RDA group has compiled a list of questions for Mr Conaghan ahead of the meeting.

Topics include his personal stance and that of his party on issues surrounding digital identification, the continuation of physical bank branches and cash, the World Health Organisation, immigration, housing, a Palestinian state, a review of Australian curricula and student behaviour policies, and the health effects of 5G.

After this Mr Conaghan is expected to answer questions from the floor.

“We at RDA Macksville want to participate in the democratic process as much as possible,” organiser Alison Buckley told NOTA.

“We try to meet with politicians and potential candidates, to ask questions to find out their views and policies.

“It’s not just for our own benefit but also for the public.

“We held a similar meeting last year in Macksville and we hope to have another good turnout in Nambucca Heads this weekend.

“As the next federal election is due in ten months at the latest, this free event will be a chance for people to raise the issues that really concern them,” she said.

By Ned COWIE