Throughout the campaign I will be hosting a series of events and public community forums across the electorate on the issues that you have told me matter most to our region. These events will provide an opportunity for residents to discuss the future of public education, the state of our democracy, and the challenges facing women in our communities. Everyone is welcome to attend and help shape the conversation about the future of our community.
If you would like me to attend a community event, meeting, forum, school, workplace, or local gathering, please email aleta@aletamoriarty.com.
Beav’s Bar | 77–79 Little Malop Street, Geelong VIC 3220
Studying politics or international relations, or just want to make sense of Aussie politics before the election? Join Aleta for pizza, drinks and a friendly chat in a safe, welcoming space. Everyone is welcome.
Free, no booking needed
Warrnambool VIC 3280
Aleta is spending Friday in Warrnambool. Plans are still coming together, so if you would like her to drop in on your group, workplace or community gathering, get in touch.
Invite AletaUpwelling Festival | Portland VIC 3305
Find Aleta at Portland’s Upwelling Festival on Saturday. Come and say hello, ask a question, or tell her what matters most to you and your community.
Aleta will be there
Biyal-a Armstrong Creek Library | 20 Main Street, Armstrong Creek VIC 3217
Democracy and human rights are facing growing challenges, and Australia is not immune. Declining trust in institutions, political polarisation, and concerns about accountability are putting our democracy at risk. Join Aleta for a discussion about what is driving these trends and the practical steps we can take to restore trust, transparency, and integrity in our democracy.
Free event, booking required
Book your free ticketCorio Library | Cox Road (cnr Moa Street), Norlane VIC 3214
Three large data centre proposals now ring Geelong, and nobody is assessing them together. Come and hear what is known about the Corio, Moorabool and Lovely Banks projects, ask questions, and talk about what they could mean for our water, power bills, land and neighbourhoods.
Free event, tickets available soon