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Candidate Contact Numbers (Media Only) MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Division of Bass Liberal Party ALEXANDER, Lara Website www.laraalexander.com.au COURTNEY, Sarah Other 67771013 Email [email protected] Website www.sarahcourtney.com.au FERGUSON, Michael Other 67771032 Email [email protected] Website www.michaelferguson.com GUTWEIN, Peter No contact details provided KIESER, Greg Other 0467632554 Email [email protected] WOOD, Simon Mobile 0408 341 279 Email [email protected] Australian Labor Party FINLAY, Janie Mobile 0419 343 163 Email [email protected] Website www.janiefinlay.com HINDS, Adrian Email [email protected] HOUSTON, Jennifer No contact details provided O'BYRNE, Michelle No contact details provided POWELL, Owen No contact details provided Animal Justice Party WOODBURY, Sue Email [email protected] Tasmanian Greens DAVENPORT, Jack Mobile 0422 052 259 Email [email protected] Website https://www.facebook.com/Jack4Bass HALL, Tom Website https://greens.org.au/tas/candidates HOUGHTON, Mitchell Website https://greens.org.au/tas/candidates LAYTON-BENNETT, Anne No contact details provided ROSOL, Cecily Email [email protected] Website https://greens.org.au/tas/candidates Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) HARVEY, Andrew No contact details provided Ungrouped RAMAGE, Roy Mobile 0419 569 629 Email [email protected] MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Division of Braddon Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS JONES, Brenton Other 03 6492 3110 SWANSON, Kim No contact details provided Australian Labor Party BROAD, Shane Other 03 6430 8450 Email [email protected] Website www.facebook.com/shanebroadmp DIPROSE, Amanda Mobile 0400 173 045 Email [email protected] DOW, Anita No contact details provided KEAY, Justine Email [email protected] RIPPON, Michelle Email [email protected] Website https://taslabor.com/people/michelle-rippon/ Liberal Party BROOKS, Adam Other 0364249366 Email [email protected] ELLIS, Felix Other 6464 3048 Email [email protected] Website felixellis.com.au HENDRIKS, Lara Email [email protected] JAENSCH, Roger Other 6477 7538 Email [email protected] ROCKLIFF, Jeremy Email [email protected] SHEEHAN, Stacey No contact details provided Tasmanian Greens BRIGGS, Darren Email [email protected] Website https://greens.org.au/tas/person/darren-briggs CORBETT, Maureen Mobile 0447 196 948 MILNE, Tammy Mobile 0488 385 971 Email [email protected] MURRAY, Emily Email [email protected] Website https://greens.org.au/tas/candidates PARSONS, Phill Website https://greens.org.au/tas/candidates MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Ungrouped GARLAND, Craig Mobile 0408 339 867 HAMER, Liz Email [email protected] MORGAN, Matthew Mobile 0428 142 144 Email [email protected] MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Division of Clark Tasmanian Greens BAYLEY, Vica Mobile 0400 644 939 Email [email protected] Website www.greens.org.au/tas/candidates O'CONNOR, Cassy Email [email protected] Website www.tasmps.greens.org.au SMITH, Tim Website www.greens.org.au/tas/candidates TAYLOR, Bec Website www.greens.org.au/tas/candidates VOLF, Nathan Email [email protected] Website www.greens.org.au/tas/candidates Group B JOHNSTON, Kristie Mobile 0437 967 786 Email [email protected] Website www.kristiejohnston.com Australian Labor Party CARNES, Deb Other 0473 912 790 Website www.debcarnes.vision CLARK, Chris Mobile 0448 893 995 Email [email protected] DAVIS, Simon Email [email protected] HADDAD, Ella Other 6212 2286 Email [email protected] MITCHELL, Sam Other 6243 7448 Email [email protected] Federation Party Tasmania STRINGER, Justin Mobile 0408 242 975 Email [email protected] Website www.australianfederationparty.org.au Animal Justice Party WESTCOTT, Tim Email [email protected] Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS BENNETT, Lorraine Mobile 0406 897 972 Email [email protected] MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) LARGE, Andrew Email [email protected] Group G HICKEY, Sue Email [email protected] Website www.suehickey.com.au Liberal Party ARCHER, Elise Email [email protected] Website www.elisearcher.com.au BEHRAKIS, Simon Mobile 0400 945 440 Email [email protected] COATS, Will No contact details provided LENNON, Harvey Mobile 0417 582 587 Email [email protected] Website www.tas.liberal.org.au/our-team/harvey-lennon OGILVIE, Madeleine No contact details provided Ungrouped DUTTA, Mike Email [email protected] EWIN, Jax Mobile 0408 631 831 Email [email protected] Website facebook.com/jax.ewin GERSHWIN, Lisa Other 0478 911 679 Email [email protected] Website www.lisagershwin.com MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Division of Franklin Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS BROADBY, Shane No contact details provided BYFIELD, Rebecca Mobile 0428 177 638 Email [email protected] Website www.iamhunter.net CAIRNS, Robert No contact details provided Tasmanian Greens CORDOVER, Gideon Mobile 0438 509 091 Email [email protected] Website www.greens.org.au/tas/person/gideon-cordover DARKO, Kit Mobile 0401 420 208 Email [email protected] HARRISON, Phoenix Mobile 0409 519 550 Email [email protected] VERRIER, Bridget Mobile 0498 494 901 Email [email protected] WOODRUFF, Rosalie Other 0362122260 Email [email protected] Website tasmps.greens.org.au Australian Labor Party BRUMBY, Amy Mobile 0400 588 288 CANGELOSI, Fabiano Mobile 0422 914 134 O'BYRNE, David No contact details provided STANDEN, Alison Other 0362122361 Email [email protected] Website alisonstanden.com.au THORPE, Toby Email [email protected] WINTER, Dean Email [email protected] Website www.deanwinter.net Animal Justice Party TANNER, Mark No contact details provided Liberal Party MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) ENDERS, Bec Mobile 0498 213 515 Email [email protected] Website tas.liberal.org.au PETRUSMA, Jacquie Other 0361657825 Email [email protected] Website jacquiepetrusma.com.au STREET, Nic Mobile 0418 573 554 Email [email protected] WALKER, James Website www.jwalker.com.au YOUNG, Dean Mobile 0421 848 836 Email [email protected] Ungrouped FLANNERY, Francis Mobile 0400 785 712 Website www.francisfightsforyou.com SPILIOPOULOS, George Mobile 0417 554 558 Email [email protected] Website www.george4franklin.org MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Division of Lyons Liberal Party BARNETT, Guy No contact details provided BOWER, Susie Other 0456656065 CAMERON, Stephanie Mobile 0473 842 673 Email [email protected] DERKSEN, Justin No contact details provided SHELTON, Mark No contact details provided TUCKER, John Mobile 0418 950 374 Tasmanian Greens JOHNSTONE, Liz Other 0492478855 Email [email protected] Website Greens.org.au/tas/person/liz-johnstone MILLAR, Glenn No contact details provided MORRIS, Tim Mobile 0409 856 002 Email [email protected] PIERCE, Jill No contact details provided SHAPCOTT, Isabel No contact details provided Shooters, Fishers, Farmers TAS DI FALCO, Carlo No contact details provided Animal Justice Party McLAY, Sharon Email [email protected] Australian Labor Party BATT, Edwin Mobile 0400 009 471 Email [email protected] Website edwinbattforlyons.com BUTLER, Jen Mobile 0438 336 430 GAFFNEY, Gerard Mobile 0417 103 688 Email [email protected] LAMBERT, Janet Email [email protected] WHITE, Rebecca Other 62122225 Email [email protected] Website www.taslabor.com MEDIA RELEASE - 2021 HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS Candidate contact numbers (media only) Ungrouped LANE, George No contact details provided.
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