Queensland Vegetables He officially launched his three candidates for Gold Coast, Andrew Simson in Fadden, Amanda Kennealy in McPherson and Sally Spain in Moncrieff, on Sunday, March 22, 2025. Senator Larissa Waters organized the Junior Surf Life Saving Club event in Currumbin.
The greens are aimed at providing voters with a progressive alternative, directly addressing pressing issues, such as the cost of living, the affordability of housing, education, medical care and climate crisis, which is distinguished from the main parties accused of prioritizing corporate interests.
Andrew Stimsonretired and voluntary high school teacher, emphasized:
“The main parties prioritize corporate interests on the needs of regular people, so so many people in our community are struggling with the cost of living and housing. Greens have a plan to address our cost of living and housing crisis causing supermarket prices to be illegal, put a limit on rentals and deliver clearer mortgages to those in housing stress.”
Amanda KennealyA local secondary and volunteer teacher of Surf Life Saving, outstanding:
“As a lifelong teacher and apprentice, I am passionate about the plan of the greens to clean the student debts, make the University and the TAFE completely finance our public schools. Too many people in our community postpone medical treatment due to the cost, so I am campaigning in the Greens plan to expand to Medicar will to include dental and mental health and make visits to the GP.”
Sally SpainA former teacher with extensive community and environmental defense said:
“We face a climatic catastrophe, but instead of taking strong measures, the main parties continue to open new coal mines and give tax exemptions to large pollutions. Greens will address the climatic crisis by putting the end of new coal and gas projects, putting an end to tax nozzles for large pollutions and investing in renewable energy to generate energy invoices and create new jobs.”
Senator Larissa WatersLooking for re -election, he praised the candidates as:
“The community champions that will put people about profits. In this election, voters have an option among politicians who do what their corporate donors or the candidates of the Greens like Andrew, Amanda and Sally, who will fight for people.
The selection of these candidates indicates the intention of the greens directly to address the specific local concerns, including affordable housing, education, accessibility of health and environmental sustainability, which reflect significant community values on the gold coast.
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Three Candidates representing different electorates of Gold Coast (Fadden, McPherson, Moncrieff).
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Free medical care proposalsIncluding Medicare Expanded for Dental and Mental Health, in addition to eliminating costs for visits to the GP.
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Housing affordability plan that involve rental limits and regulated prices of supermarkets to combat the cost of living pressures.
Amanda Kennealy’s candidacy highlights local education and medical care needs, connecting directly to voters familiar with their participation in community life through their history of salvation of life in surfing in Tugun.
The strategic launch of the Greens highlights its broader agenda aimed at changing Australian politics towards progressive reform, taking advantage of local problems such as microcosm of national challenges in housing, medical care, education and climatic policy.
Voters must observe how effectively these local campaigns resonate on the gold coast, particularly if the defense of the greens in housing, health and climatic problems translate into electoral success and influence policy changes in a potential minority governmental scenario.
