Reason Leader and Member for Northern Metropolitan, Fiona Patten, today welcomes a solid Victorian Government budget which outlines surpluses over the forward estimates, however says it lacks ambition. Ms Patten said she was really pleased to see investment in schools and infrastructure in the north – in a region that was often ignored by
By Matt Woodley Fiona Patten, the politician who helped pave the way for the Richmond safe-injecting room, has all but ruled out r...
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Mornings with Jon Faine. Reason leader, Fiona Patten defends the North Richmond Medically Supervised Injecting Centre following a ...
Twitter FeedI welcome a solid Vic Govt budget outlining surpluses over the forward estimates but it lacks ways of measuring the success of each item. I'm pleased to see investment in schools & infrastructure in the north. My full insight into budget below #VicBudget
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During National Reconciliation Week all Australians should take the time to learn about our shared histories, cultures & achievements & explore how each of us can contribute to achieving reconciliation. Take part in Melbourne events https://t.co/soAHBZSbFU #voiceofreason #NRW2019
I support moving the needle exchange not just closing the vending machine but why would you open the exchange for longer hours instead of opening the supervised injecting centre for longer hours? Makes no sense #vicpol #springst
Fiona Patten is the founder and leader of the Reason Party, and a Member of the Victorian Legislative Council for the Northern Metropolitan region.
She came to politics after 20 years of advocating for the rights of small business owners, sexual health organisations, sexual freedoms and censorship reforms.
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