Australian Democrats candidate for Melbourne, David Collyer, sees great dissatisfaction and a sense of alienation among voters. “The two party system denies oxygen to all, except for the insistent selfish demands of the labor movement and of the conservatives. Too … Continue reading →

“Australians should be free to make choices for themselves and their families that are socially, environmentally and economically responsible,” says Paul Roberton, Australian Democrats candidate for Wills. No related links for this post.

Born, bred, educated and now raising a family of two within Batman electorate, Australian Democrats candidate, Con Sarazen, is honoured to be running in the seat of his birth. He believes that people are crying out for a progressive voice … Continue reading →

With six generations having lived in the Maribyrnong area, Rob Livesay knows the people, the place and their needs. “I was raised in Essendon, and attended Aberfeldie Primary and Essendon State High Schools. I have three children, Mary, 21, Paul,19 … Continue reading →

Availability of water, and increased funding of education and training of young Australians are issues that Beechworth scientist and Australian Democrats candidate for Indi, Mark Carey, wants on the political agenda. “Water availability remains a fundamental issue for the electorate … Continue reading →