Sandy Roach, a lifelong Queenslander, has lived on the Gold Coast since 1994. Married and a mother of four, Sandy runs her own bookkeeping business and understands the challenges small business owners face. She is deeply invested in her Northern Gold Coast community, cherishing its businesses and surroundings. Frustrated with the erosion of the Australian way of life, Sandy has decided to take action by joining One Nation to make a positive impact for the people of Gaven.

Sandy believes that small businesses are the backbone of the Australian economy, providing freedom of choice and employing more people than any other sector. She is committed to supporting the growth and success of independent businesses, recognising their crucial role in contributing to various sectors of the economy.

With a strong passion for raising awareness about human trafficking, Sandy has been actively involved in this cause within her community and church for the past 16 years. Her Christian morals and values guide her stance on being Pro-Choice, Pro-Life, and opposing mandatory vaccinations, lockdowns and medical coercion. Sandy also stands against the introduction of Digital ID and Net "0" Emissions policies.

Sandy supports the hybrid Bradford Water Scheme to ensure adequate water supply for the Darling Downs and the Murray Darling Basin. She opposes foreign ownership of Australian mines, water, and farms and advocates for a ban on GMOs. A proponent of "Australian jobs for Australians," Sandy wants to investigate the foreign work visas of those brought in to replace Australians who were stood down by mandates. She is determined to bring industry back to Australia and reverse the trend of outsourcing jobs overseas.