Ethan grew up in Cessnock and is a unionist, renter and community organiser. His politics are grounded in working-class solidarity and the conviction that ordinary people, organised together, can take on powerful interests and win.
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He is running for the Greens to challenge a political establishment that has treated communities like ours as a source of labour, resources and safe seats. He will fight for housing as a public good, free healthcare and public services funded by making big corporations pay their share. Workers must have the power to shape the Hunter’s future, with guaranteed access to secure, well-paid jobs as the economy changes.
Ethan wants to help build a movement strong enough to demand more and win it: public homes, public ownership of essential services, and a liveable future. He will use his voice in Parliament to back people organising in their workplaces and communities, and confront the corporate power standing in their way.
