Melbourne: how to vote
Vote 1 Hedvig Mak — Australian Democrats
Hedvig Mak
A paramedic with roots in central Melbourne, Hedvig is standing to make Melbourne harder to ignore.
- 1An IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts
- 2Elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control
- 3Buses frequent enough to be worth waiting for
Hedvig Mak is a paramedic, and knows central Melbourne the way only 20 years there teaches you. The Australian Democrats platform Hedvig is running on comes down to an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control, and buses frequent enough to be worth waiting for. Away from the campaign, Hedvig coaches junior sport in central Melbourne.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
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Services that turn up, in Melbourne.
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A paramedic with roots in central Melbourne, Hedvig is standing to make Melbourne harder to ignore.
Hedvig Mak is a paramedic, and knows central Melbourne the way only 20 years there teaches you. The Australian Democrats platform Hedvig is running on comes down to an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control, and buses frequent enough to be worth waiting for. Away from the campaign, Hedvig coaches junior sport in central Melbourne.
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