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Together, let’s change government for the better
sunday, may 25 @ 12pM
the warrawee club
pacific hwy, warrawee
Join us for a fun day of entertainment, raffles and an important discussion on Australia’s political future. Bring a plate of finger food and enjoy the Club’s licensed cash bar.
Tickets: $35
Special guest Speakers to be announced in coming weeks.
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Is Better Government Achievable?
Australians for Better Government is dedicated to improving the way we vote, the way Government functions and the wording of our Constitution.
Together we can make changes for the better
Elected Members of Parliament often serve their own ambitions, or the will of their political party, rather than faithfully representing the interests and concerns of their constituents.
We will begin the discussion to fix that.
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We believe that all Australians should take advantage of this initiative and send a message to our Parliamentarians that Australians support our flag and we want to celebrate our Country.
We are one country, we are one people, unified under one flag - the Australian flag.
Please note that provision of a flag or flags is subject to each Parliamentarian’s annual budget for office expenses and their own internal policies, and the number of flags available may be limited which may mean prioritising particular individuals.
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Commanding the Narrative
Commanding the Narrative is a podcast dedicated to correcting the political narratives that dominate the big issues of our time.
CtN has been on a crusade to provide a platform for political candidates, commentators and leading experts to present their message and information without censorship or restriction.
Hosted by Steven Tripp
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For over 50 years the CIBUK has made a significant contribution in campaigning on issues important to the majority of our population, and in securing our exit from the European Union.
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HOW PREFERENTIAL VOTING SHOULD REALLY WORK
Article by Kevin Loughrey
The objective of preferential voting is to provide a measure of which candidate has the most support amongst the electors of an electorate.
The present system of preferential voting does not achieve this. The present system is, in a way, a variation of "first past the post" voting system. It is not a pure preferential system.