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Vision

My Mission

What I Don't Want To See

The below image paints a thousand words...Homelessness out of control...this is a warning of our impending future, if we don't as elected officials stop kicking the can down the road providing substantial social housing across the state of NSW, across the country for that matter...

It is my absolute priority to see that this becomes a reality before tent cities become the new normal rather than a rarity.

Virginia Beach USA in 2011...we need to stop this happening here in Australia.

Tent City Virginia Beach

My Vision

What I Want To See

To have impacted the lives of the vast majority of people in electorate of Barwon so that I can feel like I gave something truly extraordinary to my home and country.

I want to see pressure applied to all levels of government to focus more on the services for the people and the reduction of costs of implementing such services.

I want to see government being again about enhancing lives, relieving cost stress and be less about treating all communities as their personal ATM.

"Conformity is the jailer of freedom and the enemy of growth".

What Life Was Like Growing Up In The 70's

...Having this feeling again is simply a collective mindset, if elected to Barwon, I want to strive to bridge the gap of equality, lift communities that are feeling the growing costs; personally and financially, of simply surviving from day to day.



The following points are what I experienced and what I know took place when I grew up in this beautiful country of ours and I am currently so focused on having again in my life time:

  • You were paid to train for work - now you pay to train.

  • You played sport for fun and not for money.

  • Australia was good at some international sports rather than has-been.

  • Unemployment was truly low, with no fudged government figures.

  • People usually lived well on one income instead of poorly on two incomes.

  • People were very green with recycling bottles, no plastic, items were re-used and thrift.

  • Housing was modest but inherently strong as against flashy housing and inherently dodgy.

  • Television was Black & White and radio was still strong. Content was more important than the presenter.

  • Media was vinyl and tape but always expensive.

  • People widely exercised through general exertion and didn't pay to exercise.

  • You could get served at a bank and a service station, banks and service stations were more plentiful and more competitive. In fact, most companies had regional offices.

  • You would pay a person at a large store usually by cash not pay a machine with plastic.

  • You could talk to a person in a business on the telephone directly and without much delay.

  • You could complain to a person in a business because they had a representative in your local area.

  • You could buy Australian made cars, white-goods, electronics and many other manufactured products.

  • You could walk a mile and spend a penny.

  • You would vote for policies rather than personalities.

  • We complained about our poor politicians then...wait we still do.

  • Conscription ended in 1972 and the Vietnam War finished in 1975 but Australians are still fighting in American wars.


See how vision will work below...

"May well we say that what is being attempted here is impossible...
consider this...the possible is not working..."

How My Vision Will Work

"Our problems are manmade...therefore, they can be solved by man. And man can be as big as he wants. No problem of human destiny is beyond human beings. Man's reason and spirit have often solved the seemingly unsolvable...and we believe they can do it again."

- John F. Kennedy

All requirements of living are linked, all processes to create what we in the regions need are part of a chain, the trick in succeeding I believe, is to collectively create the chain of production right up to any finished product as close as logistically possible within each regional town...not only to make our towns once again self-sufficient but to lower the input/energy cost to production.


I consider that greater yields of any production come from smaller more intense farming and/or manufacturing processes, having parts of a process to create any product is better done the same way in multiple regional towns than to try and create separate larger facilities hundreds of kilometres away from each other...in other words create what is needed from raw materials to finished product in the same location or regional town rather than have to wait to complete a process hundreds of kilometres away.


The following are some examples...

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STUART HOWE

Barwon Electorate NSW

To The People Of The Barwon Electorate


We have got to want change before change will happen...

Putting faith decade after decade in mainstream major and minor parties will bring about the same result.

We are...you are better than that...

Use your vote wisely and start to put your faith in future leaders who come from amongst you.
Stuart Howe