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Australian Democrats Media Coverage

North West Star (Mt Isa, Qld) – 16/08/2021

Riverine Herald (Echuca, Vic) – 27/09/2021

The Examiner (Launceston, Tas)/The Advocate (Burnie, Tas) – 27/09/2021

Sunraysia Daily (Mildura, Vic) – 27/09/2021

Coolum Advertiser (Qld) – 30/09/2021

Cairns Local News – 01/10/2021

Coober Pedy Regional Times (SA) – 02/10/2021

Brisbane Times/Sydney Morning Herald/The Age (Melbourne)/WA Today (Perth) – 06/10/2021

The Newcastle Weekly – 08/10/2021

Riverine Herald (Echuca, Vic)/Shepperton News – 10/12/2021

The Herald Sun (Melbourne)/The Mercury (Hobart)/The Advertiser (Adelaide)/The Chronicle (Toowoomba, Qld)/The Geelong Advertiser (Vic) – 13/10/2021

The Alpine Observer (Vic)/The Myrtleford Times (Vic) – 13/10/2021

Courier Mail (Brisbane)/Daily Telegraph (Sydney)/Herald Sun (Melbourne)/The Advertiser (Adelaide)/The Mercury (Hobart)/NT News (Darwin) – 25/10/2021

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I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.

I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.

Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.

In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.

My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.

These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.

I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.

And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.

Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.

I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.

I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.

Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.

In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.

My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.

These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.

I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.

And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.

Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.

I am excited to announce that I intend to run as an independent candidate for Bonner at the 2025 federal election.

I know it’s a long way out, but I feel that I should start now, and put the years ahead into working out policies and strategies, and making sure I am ready for it.

Having spent 25 years campaigning for social justice, it is clear that governments formed from either of the major parties simply don’t listen to the community. The only way to get heard, it seems, is to get into parliament.

In particular, I will be learning from people on social media and in the community what the people of Bonner and the Australian public want from a representative in parliament.

My focus will still be on social justice, but there are many other areas where I have had work experience that I believe I can contribute to in parliament.

These include education, health, foreign affairs, the environment, climate change, the economy, taxation reform, social security reform, immigration, political accountabilty and sustainability, among many other things.

I don’t intend to be a candidate who runs on just one or two platforms. The work of a parliamentarian should benefit all people across Australia in all aspects of social and political life.

And of course, as a disabled person, I will still be fighting for a better deal for the aged, disabled and marginalised.

Any assistance you can give, whether financial, assisting with policies or campaigning, will be greatly appreciated.

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