Terry Campese footage shows NRL star turned NSW Labor candidate dressed as a cop
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From sex party host…to congressional hopeful: Why wouldn’t a soccer star’s attempt at politics be derailed by a VERY obscene video of his social life?
- Labor candidate Terry Campese caught in revealing footage
- Announced candidacy for Monaro in December last year
- The New South Wales state election is scheduled for March 25.
A revealing video of a former NRL star turned hopeful Labor MP dressed as a scantily clad policeman has surfaced just weeks before the NSW state election, but it won’t derail his political career.
Terry Campese, the retired Canberra Raiders captain turned Labor candidate for the NSW headquarters of Monaro in the south of the state, attended an adults-only party last year, wearing only blue underwear, a tie and a police hat. .
Campese, who is the nephew of Wallabies great David, had a decorated career as five-eighths, a half and a half, playing 139 games for the Raiders and one game for NSW and Australia.
A risque video taken at the party showed a “whipping station” sign and a woman drinking alcohol from Campese’s body while other women beat each other with sex toys and bondage items hung from trees.
The NSW state election is in just over six weeks on March 25.
Former NRL star and Monaro Labor candidate Terry Campese has been caught revealing footage wearing only blue underwear, a police hat and tie (pictured)
The racy video shows a “whipping station” sign and a woman drinking alcohol from Mr. Campese’s body while other women beat each other with sex toys and bondage items hung from trees.
The footage also showed Mr. Campese burying his face in a woman’s breasts.
A senior party official filed a complaint about the footage on January 10.
The complaint linked to the official’s alleged concerns about Mr Campese’s activities and claimed that his behavior was not acceptable to a potential NSW Labor representative.
NSW Labor told Daily Mail Australia that the party had determined that “no further action was required”.
“There was a misunderstanding about the original information request, once it was clarified answers were provided,” a spokesperson said.
‘NSW Labor reviewed the video and determined that no further action is required.
It’s a private matter for Terry Campese.
Mr. Campese announced his candidacy for the position once held by former Nationals leader and Deputy Prime Minister John Barilaro on December 18.
Mr Campese announced his candidacy in December last year, the New South Wales state election is on March 25.
In 2012, he founded the Terry Campese Foundation while sidelined by injuries during his NRL career, a charity that seeks to “provide greater opportunities for marginalized young people in the community.”
“I am motivated to work in and for the community and I want to take that commitment to the next level,” Campese said in a statement about his candidacy.
Since his retirement from rugby league in 2016, Campese has been an ambassador for Canteen Cancer and Ronald McDonald House and patron of the Raising Hope Education Foundation.
“It is time for a fresh start in Monaro and I am determined to ensure that the Minns Labor government provides better schools and hospitals for our community,” Campese said.
Campese played 139 games for the Canberra Raiders between 2004 and 2014, even representing Australia once in 2008. He also played 26 games in the UK in the 2015-16 season for Hull Kingston Rovers.
Daily Mail Australia has contacted NSW Labor and Terry Campese for comment.