Darren Churchill: Australian Democrats Campaigns

Darren Churchill: Candidate for Ginninderra: Biography

Darren Churchill is a member of the Australian Democrats, who have endorsed him as an Independent candidate for the seat of Ginninderra.

Darren’s activism saw him campaigning for marijuana law reform in the 1980s and 1990s, protesting against the imposition of student fees in the late 80s; marching against the Gulf Wars in the 1991 and 2002/03; campaigning against the Australia Card in the 80s and the Access Card in 2007; and an active participant in the South Sydney Rabbitohs “Reclaim the Game!” battle against Rupert Murdoch & News Limited for the club’s re-instatement to the NRL

Darren has interests in Civil Liberties, Drug Law Reform, Sustainable Population, Privacy, Human Rights and sport. He is a vegetarian. And is active in the Anglican Church.

Darren is contesting the election to make sure whoever forms government is accountable; to make sure the promised needle and syringe program for the Alexander Maconachie Centre goes ahead; to fight for a stable population size that gives us a sustainable and liveable Canberra; and to work for electoral reform to enable a greater of variety of views to be represented in ACT elections.

Darren has been endorsed by an Australian Democrats members’ ballot. However, on the ballot paper he will appear in the “Ungrouped” column as an Independent.

Darren Churchill

(Australian Democrats endorsed) Independent Candidate for Ginninderra

darren.churchill@act.democrats.org.au

Tel: 0412 196 473

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