Housing, cost of living among top concerns for Filipinos in Australia’s federal election

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Corazon Macleod, Roem Anne Andea, and Camille Perfecto shared their thoughts on the issues the country is facing and the standards they look for in a party or candidate for the 2025 Federal Election. Credit: Corazon Macleod/ Roem Anne Andea/Camille Perfecto

What issues matter most, and what qualities are voters looking for as Australia gets ready to choose its next leader?


Key Points
  • Corazon Macleod has been living in Australia for 42 years.
  • Camille Perfecto, a university student taking up Health Science in Melbourne and a first-time voter, believes it’s important to understand a party or candidate’s platform, as the leader elected will have a significant impact on the country’s future.
  • Roem Anne Andea, who currently works at the Philippine Consulate in Queensland, actively advocates for the prevention of domestic violence and the protection of children.

According to the 2021 census by the Australian Bureau of Statistics, the states of New South Wales and Victoria have the highest number of Filipino-Australian voters.


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