Sandringham: how to vote
Vote 1 Helena Yuen — Australian Democrats
Helena Yuen
A community lawyer and long-time inner south-east resident, Helena wants Spring Street held to account.
- 1An IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts
- 2Real security of tenure for renters
- 3Climate targets a government can be held to
Helena Yuen, a community lawyer, is standing in Sandringham after 10 years living and working there. Helena wants Sandringham to get an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, real security of tenure for renters, and climate targets a government can be held to. She is a familiar face at the inner south-east markets and the neighbourhood house.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Helena Yuen
An inner south-east voice in the Assembly.
Helena backs published evidence over press releases.
A community lawyer and long-time inner south-east resident, Helena wants Spring Street held to account.
Helena Yuen, a community lawyer, is standing in Sandringham after 10 years living and working there. Helena wants Sandringham to get an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, real security of tenure for renters, and climate targets a government can be held to. She is a familiar face at the inner south-east markets and the neighbourhood house.
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