Two Melbourne women, Lucy Bradlow and Bronwen Bock, have shifted their political ambitions from the now-abolished seat of Higgins to running for a Senate position.
Originally, the duo, a political communications expert and an investment banker, planned to campaign as independent job-sharing candidates for Higgins. Their proposal involved splitting responsibilities and travel between them if they were elected.
With Higgins no longer a parliamentary seat due to recent electoral redistributions, Bradlow and Bock have announced a new direction.
Better Together Party seeks to bring collaborative politics to Victoria with a fresh Senate bid.On Friday, they revealed their intention to run for the Senate as a unified candidate under the banner of the Better Together Party.
They emphasized their commitment to providing real representation and effective governance, advocating for a collaborative approach to policy-making and change.
Their campaign aims to offer Victorians a fresh voice in federal politics. They invite all Australians, regardless of location, to support their initiative.
Interested individuals can join the Better Together Party for
free by signing up on their website, where they can also learn more about the party’s policies and vision for a more inclusive and innovative political landscape.