Northcote: how to vote
Vote 1 Cormac Achieng — Australian Democrats
Cormac Achieng
Cormac knows Melbourne's inner north — the roads, the waiting lists, the rents — and is standing to fix them.
- 1Homes approved near the trains and trams people already use
- 2Household costs measured against wages rather than spin
- 3Level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable
Cormac Achieng is an early-childhood educator, and knows Melbourne's inner north the way only a lifetime there teaches you. What Cormac will push for at Spring Street: homes approved near the trains and trams people already use, household costs measured against wages rather than spin, and level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable. Away from the campaign, Cormac coaches junior sport in Melbourne's inner north.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Cormac Achieng
Spring Street should answer to Northcote.
Cormac offers Northcote an independent mind inside the Assembly.
Cormac knows Melbourne's inner north — the roads, the waiting lists, the rents — and is standing to fix them.
Cormac Achieng is an early-childhood educator, and knows Melbourne's inner north the way only a lifetime there teaches you. What Cormac will push for at Spring Street: homes approved near the trains and trams people already use, household costs measured against wages rather than spin, and level crossing and station works finished on the published timetable. Away from the campaign, Cormac coaches junior sport in Melbourne's inner north.
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