Sydenham: how to vote
Vote 1 Thanh Ehrlich — Australian Democrats
Thanh Ehrlich
Thanh is standing in Sydenham because Victoria deserves decisions made in the open.
- 1An IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts
- 2Regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses
- 3Rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages
Thanh Ehrlich is a TAFE teacher and has lived in Sydenham for 12 years. His campaign asks Victorians for an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses, and rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages. He volunteers with local groups across Melbourne's west and has done for years.
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Authorised by A. Castrique, Australian Democrats, 15 Bassett Street, NAIRNE, SA, 5252.
Vote 1 Thanh Ehrlich
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Thanh is standing in Sydenham because Victoria deserves decisions made in the open.
Thanh Ehrlich is a TAFE teacher and has lived in Sydenham for 12 years. His campaign asks Victorians for an IBAC with the funding and powers to finish what it starts, regional rail that runs to time rather than to excuses, and rents that stop outrunning Victorian wages. He volunteers with local groups across Melbourne's west and has done for years.
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