McEwen/Federal Election 2025

OUTSTANDING GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES

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Erin McGrath

GREEN LIGHT CANDIDATES

Marley McRae McLeod

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Erin McGrath (Fusion)

Erin is an Outstanding Green Light Candidate

Erin McGrath is a disability advocate, community supporter, and champion for fairness in the Division of McEwen. With a background in customer service and advocacy, Erin understands the real challenges people face—from cost-of-living pressures to accessing essential services like healthcare and the NDIS.

As someone who experiences the NDIS firsthand, Erin has seen the gaps and inefficiencies in the system. Now, she’s stepping up to fight for real reforms that ensure every Australian gets the support they deserve.

A Voice for the People

Erin is committed to creating a fairer, more inclusive community. Her priorities include:
Tackling the cost of living—ensuring housing, utilities, and daily essentials remain affordable.
Fixing the NDIS & aged care—so those who need support receive it without delays or red tape.
Strengthening healthcare & Medicare—improving hospital services, mental health support, and accessibility.
Upgrading road infrastructure—reducing congestion and improving safety.
Advocating for social security reforms—ensuring fairer payments and eligibility criteria.
Championing Indigenous rights—amplifying representation and support for First Nations communities.

Erin believes politics should be about people—not just policies. She is ready to fight for a community where everyone feels heard, valued, and supported.

Marley McRae McLeod (Greens)

I’m a mental health peer worker and a student of psychology and gender studies, deeply committed to community, justice, and meaningful change. In McEwen, I see firsthand the impacts of the cost-of-living crisis, mental health care inaccessibility, and climate inaction. Our community deserves better.

McEwen is diverse and growing, yet we are too often overlooked by politicians who lack the ambition to create real change. Housing is unaffordable, public transport is inadequate, and mental healthcare remains out of reach for many. I believe in the power of lived experience—when we listen to those most affected, we make better decisions.

The Greens’ plan to bring mental healthcare into Medicare, fully fund public schools, and tackle the climate crisis will transform our community. Change won’t come from major parties who put corporate interests first—it will come from us, together, demanding a fairer, more sustainable future