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Scroll further down this page to learn more about the Green Light candidates in Mallee.

Green Light Candidates

Nicole Rowan (Greens)

I grew up in Mallee, on a sheep and wheat farm near Woomelang, and attended High School at Sea Lake. I love living in regional Victoria, and cherish being a part of a strong, rural community.

I’m a lawyer and I’ve worked for the Australian Tax office and the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission.

We’re in a housing crisis and regional Victoria is being left behind. Labor and the Coalition are both backing new coal and gas and worsening the climate crisis. Meanwhile, regional Victoria is experiencing more climate-related disasters, more often, including bushfires and floods. 

I’m proud to be part of a party that is fighting for no new coal and gas, publicly owned renewable energy, cheaper groceries, and a rent freeze. 

We want to make multi-national corporations pay their fair share of tax and fund things we all need, like dental and mental health into Medicare and government-built homes to rent and buy.

In a wealthy country like ours, everyone should be able to afford the basics and governments should actually solve the problems we face.

Residents in the electorate of Mallee know that they deserve more, and I am ready to demand it. If you want change, it’s time to change the way you vote.