Nepean: how to vote
Vote 1 Gustav Rahme — Australian Democrats
Gustav Rahme
For Gustav, Victorian politics should answer to the Mornington Peninsula — so he is standing.
- 1An IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts
- 2Specialist care available without a drive to Melbourne
- 3Elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control
A Mornington Peninsula resident of 10 years, Gustav Rahme works as a paramedic. He carries three commitments into this election: an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, specialist care available without a drive to Melbourne, and elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control. He volunteers with local groups across the Mornington Peninsula and has done for years.
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 Gustav Rahme
Spring Street should answer to Nepean.
Gustav will hold the government to its own timetables.
For Gustav, Victorian politics should answer to the Mornington Peninsula — so he is standing.
A Mornington Peninsula resident of 10 years, Gustav Rahme works as a paramedic. He carries three commitments into this election: an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, specialist care available without a drive to Melbourne, and elective surgery waiting lists brought back under control. He volunteers with local groups across the Mornington Peninsula and has done for years.
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