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Ryan Brooke

Posted inKootingal, Local Government Elections 2024, Manilla, Moonbi, Tamworth

Villages key battleground in council elections

blankby Tom PleveySeptember 5, 2024

Villages in New England could be a key battleground in the upcoming council elections, with some candidates seeking to take advantage of the resentment brewing

Posted inLocal Government Elections 2024, Local politics, Tamworth

Greens candidates take aim at Tamworth’s rates hike

blankby Tom PleveyJuly 15, 2024

Tamworth Regional Council candidates Gemma-Lea Tolmie and Ryan Brooke started their campaign taking aim at the current Council’s proposed 36.3% Special Rate Variation

Posted inAgriculture, Environment, NSW Votes 2023

Climate 200 uses Liverpool Plains farmers to win city votes

by Erin BarclayMarch 21, 2023

Why are Climate 200 running videos featuring Liverpool Plains farmers when there are no teal candidates to vote for here?

Posted inNSW Votes 2023, Tamworth Regional

Meet the (other) candidates – Tamworth

blankby RK CrosbyMarch 18, 2023

So you’ve probably heard of Kevin Anderson and know a little bit about him, but who are all the other candidates on the ballot in the Tamworth?

Posted inNSW Votes 2023, Tamworth

Greens candidate remains optimistic for swings

blankby Tom PleveyMarch 15, 2023

Greens candidate for Tamworth Ryan Brooke says he’s running so there’s a more progressive candidate on the ballot.

Posted inNSW Votes 2023, Tamworth Regional

Tamworth ‘meet the candidates’ debate polite until Anderson takes cheap shot at unemployed

blankby RK CrosbyFebruary 28, 2023

Last night’s election debate hosted by the Tamworth Business Chamber was dominated by predictable lines and polite audience applause, with no clear winner.

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