Hinkler – Australia 2025

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  1. Hinkler contains
    1. 100% of Bundaberg
    2. Burnett-64%
    3. Hervey Bay-100%
    4. Maryborough-32%
    Will post the booths tommorow

  2. Booths
    1. Alloway
    2. Apple Tree Creek
    3. Avoca
    4. Bargara
    5. Branyan
    6. Bundaberg Central
    7. Bundaberg East
    8. Bundaberg North
    9. Bundaberg North west
    10. Bundaberg South
    11. Bundaberg West
    12. Burnett Heads
    13. Burrum Heads
    14. Childers
    15. Cordalba
    16. Elliot Heads
    17. Givelda
    18. Goodwood
    19.Harvey Bay PPVC
    20. Howard
    21. Kalkie
    22. Kawaungan
    23. Kepnock
    24. Maryboriugh PPVC
    25. Norville

  3. 26. Pialba
    27. Pialba North
    28. River Heads
    29. Thabeban
    30. Toogoom
    31. Urangan
    32. Urangan West
    33. Urraween
    34. Walkervale
    35. Woodgate
    36. Woongarra
    37. Yarraille

  4. @Nimalan thanks, will do.

    State TPP here (2024):

    * LNP: 56.1%
    * Labor: 43.9%

    Labor did 4.0% better here on the state level than on the federal level thanks to strong personal votes from Bundaberg MP Tom Smith (who was surprisingly re-elected with a small swing to him in what was the most marginal seat in all of Australia) and Maryborough MP Bruce Saunders (who was narrowly defeated on preferences).

  5. If we break it down by city or major town, Labor won most of the booths in Bundaberg and Maryborough (the town itself) while the LNP won most if not all of them in Hervey Bay. It was rural areas (especially those in Burnett) that won it for the LNP, which are located in the seats of Burnett and Maryborough.

  6. Nationals/LNP MP for Hinkler Keith Pitt is retiring at the next election, citing concerns with net-zero targets and the Nationals’ leadership.

  7. I wonder if Barnaby Joyce will retire as he is also opposed to net zero while David Littleproud and Bridget Mackenzie now support net zero.

  8. Doubtful. Barnaby is in a different position from Keith Pitt. QLD nats are in an awkward position of having to support net zero since the Libs and nats are in a combined party and they want to win city votes. All other Nats can do as they please since they are seperate.

  9. Barnaby Joyce signed on to NetZero whe he was leader first time around.
    Joyce is playing Ducks & Drakes on the issue, it doesn’t win many votes they don’t already hold, but it’s voter poison in the Liberals metro seats and for their Senate vote.
    Nationals have 2 Senators up for Election ni Qld in ’25, uncertanity over their netzero position makes it harder for that 2nd Nat Senator.

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