GLEN EIRA COUNCIL - ORRONG WARD DOORKNOCK

Come join us doorknocking to help re-elect Sue Pennicuik to Glen Eira Council in Orrong Ward (Elsternwick, Gardenvale).

Please note earlier START at 1pm

We're door knocking to elect more Greens to Glen Eira council! Join us so we can have a meaningful conversation with as many people in Orrong ward to re-elect Sue Pennicuik to Council. Join in, have a good conversation - all the training will be provided!

Can you help out by helping us with our doorknocks across Orrong Ward?

The major parties might have their dirty coal and gas donors, but we have something much stronger - people power. We know that when we come together, there is nothing we can’t achieve. 

We’re running to win in Orrong ward this council election. Sue has a great track record representing community, advocating progressive matters and she cares! We need to have real conversations with residents so we can re-elect Sue to Council. 

In just 2 years on Council Sue has been a powerful voice for genuine climate action, human scale sustainable development, expanding green and open spaces, keeping council services in aged care and developing a circular economy.

But her re-election needs a team effort and she can’t do it alone.

Are you in?

We’re running doorknocks regularly, sign up now to get involved! All you need is to bring yourself, and we'll train you up 

The agenda for the day will be as follows: 

1:00pm - 1:30pm: Meet at venue for training
1:30pm - 3:15pm: Everyone goes out doorknocking
3:15pm - 3:30pm: Debrief

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A note on accessibility: We welcome volunteers of all abilities, diversity of genders, sexual identities, racial backgrounds, cultures, languages and experiences to join and get involved. Please contact us if you require any reasonable adjustments to feel comfortable or participate in this event fully.

We acknowledge that these events take place on the land of the Bunurong and the Boon Wurrung people of the Kulin Nation. Always was, always will be Aboriginal land.