The Weekly TImes - TWT - 8th May 2019
The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west. It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turns 100 years old in 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media. The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 1st May edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-8th-May-2019/ And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT
The Weekly Times - TWT - cheekily describes itself as a campaigning, crusading, truth-seeking, death defying, Aussie battler-aligned, one-eyed-Tiger-led news organisation dedicated to Sydney's north west.
It's one of the few remaining independently run community newspapers and turns 100 years old in 2021 - so if you want to show your support for independent media, have a quick look at the paper, submit a letter to the editor via its website or like or share one of its posts on social media.
The flip book - or digital edition/replica - of the 1st May edition of TWT can be reached here: https://weeklytimes.com.au/the-weekly-times-twt-8th-May-2019/
And the most current edition of TWT is always reachable using this short address: bit.ly/OurTWT
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8 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 8 <strong>May</strong>, <strong>2019</strong><br />
FEDERAL ELECTION Saturday <strong>May</strong> 18<br />
John Alexander Campaign Launch in Eastwood<br />
Australia’s Foreign Minister Marise Payne officially launched Bennelong MP John Alexander’s re-election campaign at a barbeque in Glen Reserve<br />
Eastwood last Saturday with an enthusiastic band of supporters and campaigners. <strong>TWT</strong> on-the-spot PHOTO.<br />
Dr Arthur back as an Independent<br />
Dr Arthur Supports:<br />
✔ Corruption: A Federal<br />
ICAC that works.<br />
✔ Climate Change: Use<br />
Australia’s sun and<br />
wind.<br />
✔ Fix Medicare so that<br />
health care is for all.<br />
✔ Funding for equal<br />
opportunity in<br />
education.<br />
Dr Arthur Opposes:<br />
✖ No New coal-fired<br />
power.<br />
✖ No Fracking and its<br />
damage to groundwater.<br />
✖ No Development<br />
without adequate<br />
schools and recreation<br />
facilities.<br />
NORTH SYDNEY<br />
Vote 1 Dr Arthur<br />
Chesterfield-Evans<br />
Contact Details<br />
www.chesterfieldevans.com<br />
email: drarthurchesterfieldevans@gmail.com<br />
Facebook: Dr Arthur Chesterfield-Evans, Fix Medicare<br />
Phone: 0490 323 170<br />
Twitter A.Chesterfield-Evans@chesterfieldeva<br />
STOP CORRUPTION<br />
ACT ON CLIMATE CHANGE<br />
FIX MEDICARE<br />
VOTE 1<br />
PROGRESSIVE<br />
INDEPENDENT<br />
Longtime Woolwich resident<br />
Dr Arthur Chesterfield-Evans<br />
is returning to<br />
public life seeking election<br />
to the federal parliament<br />
as the Independent Member<br />
for North Sydney.<br />
Dr Arthur has previously served<br />
in the NSW Parliament as a<br />
member of Don Chipp’s Australian<br />
Democrats party from 1998<br />
to 2007 fulfilling his leader’s aim<br />
of “keeping the bastards honest”.<br />
During that time he was largely responsible<br />
for inquiries into mental and dental<br />
health, the funeral industry and the riots<br />
in Redfern and Macquarie Fields.<br />
And this is not the first time he has attempted<br />
to represent the people of North<br />
Sydney. Last federal election he stood as<br />
the Greens candidate.<br />
Earlier Dr Arthur became well known<br />
as an advocate for banning cigarette<br />
smoking and was a spokesman for<br />
BUGA UP - Billboard Utilising Graffitists<br />
Against Unhealthy Promotions.<br />
Dr Arthur lists his three biggest issues<br />
as:<br />
1, Corruption in Government, both in<br />
terms of actual money transfer and in<br />
corruption of process.<br />
2, <strong>The</strong> need to act on climate change<br />
which includes energy policy and transport<br />
as well as the environmnet.<br />
3, Fix Medicare. This means to have a<br />
universal system that pays doctors and<br />
does not require everyone to have their<br />
own private health insurance.
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