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25/11/2014

THE Mail contacted each of the candidates for the Monbulk electorate with a questionnaire about their policies and attitudes towards issues in the electorate.
Rise Up Australia’s Ana Rojas, Family First’s Amelia Mason, the Australian Country Alliance’s Craig Jenkin and the Democratic Labour Party’s Ron Prendergast were all contacted, but they failed to respond before deadline.

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