Kerry Bevin
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Kerry Bevin is the founder and leader of The Republic of New Zealand Party, and was a list candidate for the 2005 general election. He is the Party’s spokesperson on Economics, National Assets and Defence. The party obtained 344 votes across the country. He is better known as a fathers' rights and Men's movement campaigner.
Kerry was born in Wanganui, and worked as a teacher for ten years. Kerry has worked at the Men's Centre in Northcote for many years. The Centre helps fathers distressed by relationship break-ups and the ensuing problems with custody and access.
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