Sarah Hanson-Young Campaign Kickoff

Join us to kick start our campaign to re-elect Sarah Hanson-Young and win the seat of Sturt, with special guest Greens Leader Adam Bandt!

This is going to be one of our toughest campaigns yet. We have seen the news that Advance Australia is trying to attack the Greens Senate vote.

To kick start our campaign we are holding an event for members and supporters on Tuesday 3rd September at Chateau Apollo in the city.

We will be joined by Australian Greens Leader Adam Bandt who will speak about the critical role South Australia will play in this election.

As the major parties continue to let us all down, we need to make sure we have a strong Greens team in Canberra to hold them to account.

Only the Greens will fight for people and real change. We must ensure we remain in balance of power to drive real action on climate change and address the issues that are important to us all.

With the Greens in balance of power we have negotiated outcomes such as a lifeline for our precious River Murray, the scrapping of Labor's plans to fast-track gas approvals and an extra $3 billion for public housing.

This election, the voters of South Australia will be crucial in stopping a Dutton-led government. But we need your help to reach them!

How to choose your ticket:
 - Standard: The standard cost of a ticket to help cover costs.
 - Low Income: No worries if times are tight, chip in to cover costs.
 - Donation: Grab a ticket and make a donation at the same time!
 - Free: We never want money to be a barrier, email saoffice@sa.greens.org.au for a free ticket, no questions asked.

Bring extra cash if you can: There will be merch for sale, a raffle, and more! We’ll have a card reader, but cash is easier to process if you have it.

Accessibility: Chateau Apollo is on the ground floor and there will be seating available for those that want to sit. We never want accessibility to be a barrier, email saoffice@sa.greens.org.au with requests.

We acknowledge that this event is taking place on Kaurna land. Sovereignty was never ceded. Always was, always will be, Aboriginal land.