Banks: how to vote
Vote 1 Phillip Pearce — Australian Democrats
Phillip Pearce
Phillip is a Banks local standing for honest, practical politics — integrity in Canberra and a fair go at home.
- 1A federal integrity commission with real teeth
- 2Housing that working families can actually afford
- 3Evidence-based climate and cost-of-living policy
Phillip Pearce lives and works in the Banks community. Standing for the Australian Democrats, his priorities are a strong federal integrity commission, housing that working families can actually afford, and evidence-based climate and cost-of-living policy. Away from the campaign, Phillip is a familiar face at local sporting clubs and community groups across the St George area.
Noah Baker
Noah Baker heads our New South Wales Senate ticket: evidence first, factions last.
- 1A federal integrity commission with real teeth
- 2Housing that working families can afford
- 3Climate policy that follows the evidence
Noah Baker is an environmental scientist in New South Wales, standing for the Australian Democrats in the Senate. The campaign is built on three things: dental care brought into Medicare, universities funded to teach, not to market, and truth in political advertising, legislated nationally.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Phillip Pearce
A St George local, standing for honest politics.
Phillip will put Banks before party interests — every time.
Phillip is a Banks local standing for honest, practical politics — integrity in Canberra and a fair go at home.
Phillip Pearce lives and works in the Banks community. Standing for the Australian Democrats, his priorities are a strong federal integrity commission, housing that working families can actually afford, and evidence-based climate and cost-of-living policy. Away from the campaign, Phillip is a familiar face at local sporting clubs and community groups across the St George area.
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