Port Phillip Matters
Fundraising Event on 30 July – WE NEED YOUR HELP
Author: Campbell (Middle Park resident)

On Monday 29 June, five of the nine Port Phillip Councillors voted to increase rates and charges in a cost-of-living crisis. The only Councillors to vote against the rates rises were the three Councillors who were endorsed and supported by the Residents of Port Phillip. Cr Beti Jay, Cr Rod Hardy and Deputy Mayor Bryan Mears voted against increasing rates to give relief to the ever-compounding growth of rates revenue paid by you.
With your help, Residents of Port Phillip is seeking to elect at least five like-minded Councillors who will campaign to reduce rates by cutting wasteful spending and finding efficiencies in the bloated bureaucracy.
Reducing rates can only be achieved by having a majority i.e. at least 5 of the 9 Councillors vote against rate increases.
Furthermore, RoPP will seek to improve community safety, ensure road traffic interventions are proportionate and sensible (remember the disastrous and dangerous 38 km of Pop-Up bike lanes, and the proposed removal of 120 car parking spaces on Inkerman St and radical changes to Kerferd Road ), revitalise our once iconic shopping and hospitality precincts, and protect heritage and amenity.
Join us on from 6:30 pm on Thursday 30 July at the St Kilda RSL, 2 Acland Street, St Kilda (see details below) to be entertained by the comical and controversial Dave Hughes. Hear updates from Councillors Beti Jay, Rod Hardy and Bryan Mears.
It will be a night to enjoy delicious food, wines, beers and soft drinks. We have many great prizes in our raffle, silent and live auctions.
Tickets are $120 per person.
Buy tickets at https://www.trybooking.com/DNJGH
Meet our community group of passionate supporters and volunteers who helped to elect two councillors in 2020 and three councillors in 2024.
Your contribution will help us to continue to advocate for residents and to campaign for like-minded candidates to be elected to Council to represent you.
Thank you in advance and we look forward to seeing you at our fundraising event.
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