Dont take my word for it: Climate Change Debated in Higgins, Collyer led.
Last week the Familes against Climate Change hosted The “Climate Change Candidate Debates” for the Higgins by-election candidates, a highlight of recent elections. Unsurprisingly, Liberal Party candidate Kelly O’Dwyer was a no-show, despite repeated offers to set a date that suited her.
Rather than give a blow by blow account of the evening, read this by Paul Kavanagh, lifted directly from The Tally Room, an authoritative high-level psephology site:
“Extraordinary scene at the Climate Change candidates forum in Glen Iris last night (Nov 18).
The Sex Party’s Fiona Patten continued to impress, acknowledging her limitations of policy details.
Thanks Paul!
And the Monash Journal agreed:
Heat on candidates to tackle some big issues
A review of the evening by the Higgins local press can be read here:
“David Collyer is currently contesting the Higgins by election for the Australian Democrats against Clive Hamilton for The Greens and Kelly O’Dwyer for the Liberal Party,”
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