Clarinda: how to vote
Vote 1 Ewan Havlicek — Australian Democrats
Ewan Havlicek
Local nurse and community volunteer, Ewan is standing for a fairer deal in Clarinda.
- 1Rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages
- 2A local GP appointment inside the same week
- 3Kinder and early learning within reach of every family
Ewan Havlicek is a nurse and has lived in Clarinda for 8 years. His campaign asks Victorians for rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages, a local GP appointment inside the same week, and kinder and early learning within reach of every family. Ewan has volunteered on landcare, sporting and neighbourhood-house committees in greater Dandenong.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Ewan Havlicek
Practical politics for greater Dandenong.
His first test for any policy is whether greater Dandenong is better off.
Local nurse and community volunteer, Ewan is standing for a fairer deal in Clarinda.
Ewan Havlicek is a nurse and has lived in Clarinda for 8 years. His campaign asks Victorians for rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages, a local GP appointment inside the same week, and kinder and early learning within reach of every family. Ewan has volunteered on landcare, sporting and neighbourhood-house committees in greater Dandenong.
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