Sourced positions
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Welfare & social services own statement
Nina Crawley says BANSIC does its work "with NO secure state funding", and that "If candidates are serious about tackling the cost of living for families and improving community safety", they should back the call for "$4.9 million a year in secure funding for frontline community support services."
Workplace & industrial relations own statement
Nina Crawley says Victorian "teachers are paid the lowest", that it is time Labor "gave teachers the pay they deserve", and that "Next Tuesday's strike has the Greens' full support".
Drugs & law and order own statement
Of a "designated area" at "Northland Shopping Centre" giving police and PSOs powers "to stop and search people", Nina Crawley says "Giving police greater powers over ordinary people is a big deal and we shouldn't do it just because it 'might' help", adding "The evidence is that it doesn't and it contributes to racial profiling."
Gambling & gaming reform own statement
Thanking @timreadgreens "for speaking up", Nina Crawley asks "Wouldn’t it be better to protect Vic health and property regulate the gambling industry?"
Housing & planning own statement
Nina Crawley says developments "like the new Bell Bardia estate should exist, they just shouldn't take the place of public homes", and that "public housing is being torn down when we need more not less and so called 'affordable' housing can't fill the gap."
Health own statement
Lists accessible health services and better healthcare among her campaign priorities.
Education own statement
Lists better schools and safe, well-funded schools among her campaign priorities.
Transport & infrastructure own statement
Lists better transport among her campaign priorities for Ivanhoe.
Energy own statement
Nina Crawley says "Data centres will raise power prices, increase emissions and use precious water as we head towards drought" and are being built "with little consultation", and calls for local action "calling for a moratorium on new data centres and stronger guardrails for AI."
Environment & water own statement
After "Rosanna residents" joined together "to save these trees", Nina Crawley says she is "echoing residents' calls for a halt to tree removals until the plans can be properly scrutinised by the community and every possible alternative for saving these mature trees has been explored."
Record last updated 2026-10-27.