By ERWIN CHLANDA
The Federal Government may be on the brink of collapse because Deputy Prime Minster Barnaby Joyce (pictured) is a Kiwi (by descent), but voters in Alice Springs can pre-poll without fear because council candidates are allowed to have two or more citizenships.
One of them must be Australian, of course.
The same applies to candidates for a seat in the NT Government, according to the NT Electoral Commission.
COUNCIL CANDIDATES in Alice Springs News Online (in order of publication):
27-year-old stands for council
(Joshua Burgoyne)
Alice council heading for Donald Trump style dynasty?
(Joshua Burgoyne)
Murray Stewart seeks come-back to town council
Environmentalist stands for Mayor, Councillor
(Jimmy Cocking)
Hostel for kids, healing a split town: candidate’s vision
(Donna Lemon)
Youth crime, flooding on Glen Auricht’s council agenda
Fresh eyes on his adopted home: candidate John Paul Sirus
Bridging gap between council and coalface: John Adams
‘Put community in the driving seat’: candidate Donna Digby
‘Room to move’ on environment: Greens council candidate
(Jodi Lennox)
Jenni Lillis: A council beyond rates, roads and rubbish
Candidate Marli Banks: less talk, more action