Nildhara Gadani’s Goldstein campaign takes off

MELBOURNE, 8 April 2025: Nildhara Gadani is the Federal Labor candidate for the Goldstein, Melbourne’s south-east and runs along Port Phillip Bay from Glen Huntly Road in the north to Beaumaris in the south. It includes the bayside suburbs of Brighton, Sandringham, Black Rock and Beaumaris, as well as Highett, Hampton, McKinnon, Bentleigh and parts of Elsternwick, Caulfield, Ormond, Glen Huntly and Moorabbin.

This key inner South-East seat is currently held by Zoe Daniel (Independent) since 2022, and is trying to recover the seat this time along with Liberal Tim Wilson and Greens candidate  Alana Galli – Microstie. In two-candidate preferred Zeo Daniel got 52.87 % (elected) and Tim Wilson got 47.13 %.

At Nildhara Gadani’s (ALP) campaign launch, party true believers assembled at the Glen Eira Mckinnon Bowls Club, Ormond, along with John Mullahy MP, Matt Fregon MP, Tim Richardson MP, Nick Staikos MP, Dr Michelle Ananda-Rajah MP, and John Berger MP.

Labor values were talked about and Nildhara a confident candidate pledged to make a change in Goldstein.

“I am proud migrant and community advocate, currently engaged in building a stronger, more inclusive Australia,” Nildahra said.

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She is emphasising that “Labour is backing families in Goldstein with another tax cut, more energy bill relief, and cheaper medicines. And we are strengthening Medicare with expanded bulk-billing so you can see a GP for free,”

According to the Australian Electoral Commission – Early voting starts Tuesday 22 April, 2025 and election day is 3 May, 2025. Postal voting ends Wednesday 30 April, 2025.

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By SAT News Desk

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