Palmer to reveal more celebrity candidates BILLIONAIRE Clive Palmer says he will announce party candidates who are more famous than former rugby league front rower Glenn Lazarus this week, as he continues his push for Canberra. But the leader of the Palmer United Party insists he's relying on more than a high profile when choosing his team. Mr Palmer came a step closer to fulfilling his promise to field candidates in all 150 electorates on Sunday when he announced another five candidates for southeast Queensland seats. He has already named Mr Lazarus, an NRL premiership winner, as his lead senate candidate for Queensland. Former Gold Coast United goalkeeper Scott Higgins is also on the senate ticket. But Mr Palmer reassured journalists and party faithful in Brisbane there were bigger names to come. "We've got some people with much higher profiles than Glenn," he said. But we're saving them for later, because we don't want to give you guys all the news in one day, otherwise you won't come back. He's expected to name a further 10 candidates in Victoria and NSW by the end of the week. Blair candidate Anthony Stanton used his endorsement speech to call for asylum seekers to be allowed to fly into Australia without a valid visa.