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On a quiet Tuesday Night at Dee Why RSL, the Northern Beaches Climate Action Network (NBCAN) and the Voices of Mackellar hosted a candidate forum. Those who attended included Barry Steele from The New Liberals, Independent Dr Sophie Scamps, Labor's Paula Goodman, Christopher Ball from the United Australia Party and Ethan Hrnjack from the Greens. Sitting member Jason Falinski from the Liberal Party and Darren Dickson from One Nation did not attend.
In this Part 1 of the candidate forum, we hear who the candidates are and talk about cost of living, cost of housing, aged care and the idea of having a bill of rights.
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