Justin Halliday

Alma Ward councillor

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Representing Alma Ward

January 26 We-Akon Dilinja event
Critical Mass ride at Catani Gardens
Critical Mass ride at Catani Gardens
Councillor Libby Buckingham, Carlisle trader Jess Robinet, and Councillor Justin Halliday
Councillors Halliday, Makin, Jay, Thomann, Buckingham and Cunsolo at Carlisle St

New vision for Alma Ward

As a long-term resident of St Kilda East, I’ll bring fresh energy and progressive ideas to the Port Phillip Council.

Ensure Alma Ward gets our fair share of Council funding
Increase affordable housing supply across Port Phillip
Invigorate Carlisle St shopping centre with new precinct plan
Accelerate tree planting and deliver new parks in under-served areas
Invest in safe walking and cycling routes across Port Phillip
Act on climate change to reduce emissions and mitigate impacts
Improve community safety and rebuild social cohesion
Invest in community childcare, aged care, and libraries
Revitalise our local precincts with community-led projects
Reduce cost of living pressures with focus on value-driven projects
Bring renewed integrity, transparency, and trust to Council

St Kilda East and Balaclava have been overlooked by the Council. As they invest millions in projects elsewhere, our community misses out.

St Kilda East faces challenges with high population density and limited green spaces compared to other parts of Port Phillip. Our local parks, streets, and businesses struggle, yet the Council directs funds away from us.

It’s time for a representative on the Council who will advocate for our neighbourhood. We need improved parks, thriving shops, and better services in Alma Ward.

I’ll be a strong advocate for St Kilda East, ensuring our needs are addressed and our voices heard. And as a progressive community candidate, I’ll prioritize accountability to the residents of Alma Ward and Port Phillip, rather than party political allegiance.

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I acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which we live; the Bunurong and Boonwurrung people of the Kulin Nation. The people of the Yalukit-willam clan were the first custodians of the unceded lands that now comprise the City of Port Phillip.