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Perth Underground recently caught up with three WA State election candidates from the Greens party. Hannah Milligan, Rafeif Ismail and Ryan Quinn, who spoke to us about their relationship with our city of Perth and what they plan on doing if they were elected on March 11, 2017.
Hannah Milligan - Perth
Criminal lawyer, Hannah Milligan, willbe running for Perth on behalf of The Greens in the upcoming March stateelection. With a background in criminal law, Milligan is expected to addressproblems with Perth’s criminal justice system in a bid to campaign for a saferPerth community. As a key candidate for The Greens, Millingan is set to bringsome of the party’s main policies to light in the run-up to election day.
Rafeif Ismail - Mirrabooka
Having spent three years as a refugee in Egypt, Rafeif Ismail’s political drive derives from personalexperience of political hardship. Inspired by her own contact with fellowactivists, Ismail is passionate about fighting against poverty andunemployment. She’ll be campaigning for the seat of Mirrabooka for The Greensparty in this year’s state election.
Ryan Quinn - Victoria Park
Urban planner and passionateenvironmentalist, Ryan Quinn, is The Greens candidate for the seat of Vic Park.Quinn has always had an interest in nature and conservation, dedicating much ofhis time as a Clinic Volunteer at a Black Cockatoo Conservation Centre. TheGreens candidate has worked for both local and state government in urbanplanning, and is currently undertaking phD research into environmentallyethical planning systems. Quinn is set to combine his interest inenvironmentalism and urban planning as he campaigns for the Vic Park seat overthe next few weeks.
To hear more about what the electorate can expect from TheGreens candidates in the upcoming WA election, visit greens.org.au/wa/
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