High-profile child protection advocate Hetty Johnston has launched a bid to become an independent senator pushing for a royal commission into the family law system.
The Bravehearts founder said she wanted to enter federal parliament as a Queensland senator after 22 years of campaigning for children's issues.
"If I get myself in that place, if my butt hits that leather, the dust won't settle for six years because I am determined to make a difference," Ms Johnston told Nine's Today program on Wednesday.
She has previously tried to enter state and federal politics as both an independent and for the Democrats.
"This time I have a lot of professionals around me to help me and a little bit of financial backing. That makes all the difference."
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