Bruce: how to vote
Vote 1 Erik Antoniou — Australian Democrats
Erik Antoniou
Local community lawyer, independent mind: Erik is standing for a fair go for Bruce.
- 1A federal integrity commission with real teeth
- 2Childcare that working parents can afford
- 3Medicare strengthened for the long term
Erik Antoniou, a community lawyer, has lived in the Bruce community for 15 years. He is standing for the Australian Democrats with three priorities: a federal integrity commission with real teeth, childcare that working parents can afford, and Medicare strengthened for the long term. Weekends usually find Erik at markets, working bees and club fundraisers around the Bruce community.
This card is a recommendation only — how you vote is always your choice.
Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Erik Antoniou
Honest politics, delivered by a Bruce local.
Erik backs evidence over slogans, and Bruce over party lines.
Local community lawyer, independent mind: Erik is standing for a fair go for Bruce.
Erik Antoniou, a community lawyer, has lived in the Bruce community for 15 years. He is standing for the Australian Democrats with three priorities: a federal integrity commission with real teeth, childcare that working parents can afford, and Medicare strengthened for the long term. Weekends usually find Erik at markets, working bees and club fundraisers around the Bruce community.
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