Damien Stevens-Todd: Greens | Politician
Damien Stevens-Todd: Greens
Phone: +61 418 511 562
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25.01.2022 Did you see Richard on Insiders this morning? A must watch! This is the climate change election, and the Greens have a plan for action.
19.01.2022 The greatest thing I did today #proudally #iPledge #representeveryday #EquityForAll #lgbtqia #plus
13.01.2022 Educational. We can all do a little bit more to look after our planet.
10.01.2022 And we’re live! I am officially throwing my hat in the ring and running for a seat on council. To even get to this point has been a journey, and to everyone wh...o has supported and assisted me I want to say a massive thankyou. Now we’re up to the fun part! Watch this space for a video coming this week where I will tell you all about who I am, what I care about and why I’m running for council. #greatershepparton #throwingmyhatinthering #letsdothis
10.01.2022 I am so humbled and amazed to have been elected as a councillor To all of the candidates: it was an honour to run aside you all. I’ve been inspired by your ca...mpaigns and it’s been a pleasure to meet you all. To all who helped and supported and voted: thankyou!!! Nobody does anything alone and I am so excited for this opportunity and responsibility of representing the people of Greater Shepparton. And to the newly elected council: I am so excited to stand among such a strong and passionate team. Congratulations to you all! This has been such an incredible journey and I am wildly excited for the next 4 years. Bring! It! On! #bethechange #greatershepparton #whodhavethunk
09.01.2022 I absolutely do vow to put community first. ALL of community This is going straight to the pool room!... #Lookmaitmadeit #localcouncil #registertovote #classicquote #greatershepparton
08.01.2022 AND ANOTHER HUGE WIN! Fantastic work QLD.
07.01.2022 Your vote is powerful. Early voting is now open. Find your candidates and more information at https://vote.greens.org.au
02.01.2022 Just so you know, I’m going to be your Prime Minister. But before that, let me introduce myself. I’m Mohammad and I’m 16. For nearly half my life I have called... Australia home, without knowing if I will be allowed to stay. Nine years ago, my family and I were forced to flee our country. We left everything behind in the middle of the night. When I started school in Australia I had a really hard time. I couldn’t read or write in English. Fortunately, my fifth grade teacher took it upon himself to teach me English. Studying and ‘being the smart kid’ became my identity, my way to be optimistic about my future. I am in grade eleven now and law is my favourite subject. My goal in life is to become the Prime Minister of Australia. The first thing that I will do as Prime Minister will be to recognise and celebrate Indigenous and Torres Strait Islander people meaningfully in the constitution. But wait, before that, I need to celebrate my family’s resilience. Just some days ago my mum called me in the middle of class. She was hysterical. Choking on tears she told me, ‘we got the visas’. I am so happy. This permanent protection visa means everything. Soon, I am going to have my name on an Australian passport. I feel like I am part of something, that I have an identity and that I am allowed to stay and feel like I belong. This is the welcoming Australia I want for everyone. Sign the pledge with me! - Mohammad
02.01.2022 Today the Court has ruled on my defamation case against former Senator David Leyonhjelm. It is with relief and pleasure that I can inform you that we were succe...ssful. Taking legal action was a hard decision to make, and one that could not have happened without the immense support from regular everyday Australians, like you, who want better treatment and respect for women in our workplaces, our homes and our community. Calling out bad behaviour and holding those who harass and belittle women to account is essential for society if we are to achieve true equality. The money raised from this case will go to two important organisations that fight for women and girls every day: @Plan International Australia and the Working Women's Centre SA Inc; two organisations that work at the coalface of inequality and discrimination.
