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Vanessa Bleyer
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Tasmanian Greens Braddon candidate Authorised by G Kitsos, 298 Argyle Street, North Hobart Tasmania https://linktr.ee/vanessa4greens
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Today, I’m standing as your Greens candidate for Braddon to make sure no one has to go through what my family did. Safe, secure housing should be a right—not a privilege.

💚 Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer, Greens for Braddon.
I was in my teens when my family was evicted by a big bank.

We had just 48 hours to leave our home.

That moment has never left me—and it’s why I’m so passionate about fighting for housing justice.
Together, we can protect this special place and grow regional jobs through nature-based tourism.

Let's make this vision real 💚

Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer for Braddon

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change #TasmaniaTourism #TasmaniaJobs
Jobs and nature go hand in hand in Braddon.
Tourists come to see our forests, coastlines, and mountains.

Let’s protect them—and create more jobs doing it.

Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer for Braddon.

#Vanessa4Change #NatureJobsFuture #Vanessa4Braddon #TasmaniaTourism #PoliTas
I had a laugh with Bob in Devonport—but behind the smiles is a serious truth.

Bob lives with Multiple Sclerosis and told me : he can’t access the healthcare he needs.

He’s not alone. Tasmanians deserve better healthcare, not a billion dollar stadium

#Vanessa4Braddon #HealthBeforeStadiums
Kindness belongs in Parliament just as much as policy. Let’s bring compassion, integrity, and real action for Braddon to the decision-making table.

💚 Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer, Greens for Braddon.

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change
Met Thomas on the streets of Ulverstone.

And asked him : “Who are you voting for?”
Thomas : 👉 “You—because you’re kind and genuine.”
Brenda said it best:
🌿 “The environment is a big issue. We need an environmental lawyer in Parliament—Vanessa’s our girl.”

Tasmania deserves a strong legal voice to stand up for nature.

I’m ready to take that fight to Parliament.
"Stop the stadium. Protect the forests.” 🌳

That’s what I heard from Peter —and it’s what so many people across Braddon are saying loud and clear.

Tasmanians are ready for a government that protects what we love, not one that sells it out.

💚 Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer for Braddon.

#Vanessa4Braddon
At a time when the rate of young people with mental health issues is growing, we should be prioritising students’ mental health—not a new billion-dollar AFL stadium.

Let’s invest where it matters.

💚 Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer for Braddon.

📖 Read more: www.theadvocate.com.au/story/901614...
'Students, not stadium': Greens propose big mental health boost for schools
Waiting more than 100 days to see a school psychologist: Bleyer.
www.theadvocate.com.au
Tasmanian students are waiting more than 100 days just to see a school psychologist. That’s unacceptable.

The Greens have a clear plan to fix this:

✅ Fund 20 additional school psychologists statewide
✅ Improve student wellbeing and learning outcomes
✅ Ease the pressure on our overworked teachers
Together, we’re standing up for something that’s long overdue:
An environmental lawyer in Parliament—someone who understands the law and uses it to protect Tasmania’s natural beauty. 🌳⛰️

I’m ready to be that voice. 💚

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change #ProtectTasmania #TasmaniaDeservesBetter
Tasmania is wild, beautiful, and worth fighting for. 💚🌳

I’ve spent over 20 years as an environmental lawyer—now I’m ready to take that fight to the heart of decision-making.

Vote to get an environmental lawyer into Parliament. Tasmania deserves it. 💚

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change
This election, Paul voted Greens for the first time.

It’s time. To protect our waterways, forests, and communities -
Vote 1 Vanessa Bleyer for Braddon. 💚

#Vanessa4Change #ProtectWhatWeLove #Vanessa4Braddon
Met Paul while doorknocking in East Devonport —an underground miner, logger, and one of the early fish farmers in Macquarie Harbour.

He’s seen it all, and he’s had enough of environmental damage.

💬 “Quite frankly, all this rubbish has to stop—and we need to get the plastics out of the water.”
Tasmanians deserve proper healthcare, not a billion-dollar stadium we can’t afford.

Let’s put people first. 💚

#Vanessa4Change #Vanessa4Braddon #HealthBeforeStadiums
💬 “I love the AFL, but right now—what we really need are hospitals, specialists, and housing.”

That’s what we heard while door-knocking in East Devonport , and they’re absolutely right.
So many of you told me you’re voting for the environment this election—and I hear you loud and clear.

I’ll fight to end native forest logging and stop the damage caused by industrial salmon farms.

Let's protect Braddon together 💚

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change #EndNativeForestLogging
A wind farm here would be devastating.
I’ve stood beside the Circular Head Coastal Awareness Network for years, fighting to protect this fragile ecosystem.

We can support climate action—without sacrificing our natural heritage. 💚🌳

#Vanessa4Braddon #ProtectRobbinsIsland #Vanessa4Change
Robbins Island is one of the most ecologically significant places in Tasmania.
It’s home to the last disease-free population of Tasmanian devils on Earth.
Thank you to all who attended, and thank you for your questions. #vanessa4change #vanessa4braddon
What a great event at Ulverstone last night with @senatorsurfer.bsky.social and Basil O’Hallaran where we talked about all of the things that are more important for the government to spend money on than a new billion dollar stadium in Hobart, such as health, housing and education.
But the truth is, the laws aren’t strong enough. It’s time to take the fight from the courtroom to Parliament.

I’d be honoured to represent Braddon with the Tasmanian Greens 💚

Read more about my story and why I’m running:
thecoastalvoice.au/read-paper/

#Vanessa4Braddon #Vanessa4Change
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