Que for Senate

Before the day ends I want to say a big thank you to all Territorians that has vote 1 # for Independent.

I want to thank all the supporters & volunteers throughout the Territory.

Whether we win or loose i want to thank you all from the bottom of my heart. Your vote means for change for a stronger brighter future & a system where we are all equal.

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I like to thank the volunteers for their immense support & hospitality while being in Darwin on my campaign.

The diversity of people walking into polling booths voting for who they want for change & hearing stories from voters was astounding.

Especially going out having supper with the Independent Candidate for Solomon Phil Scott & his daughter was amazing. Hearing his story & the deep listening was the most important of all throughout the campaign.

Thank you Darwin for having me campaign & we shall all hear the results this Saturday.

Remember if you haven't voted please go & vote.

Vote 1 # Que Kenny Independent Candidate for the Senate Northern Territory.

Good to see my corflutes in & around Darwin on Larrakia Nation.

We only got two days left everyone who will you vote for to represent you & all Territorians in the Senate without discrimination or being unfair.

Politics is all about equality & fairness for all Territorians.

Your vote matters :)

Vote 1 # Que Kenny Independent Senate Candidate for the Northern Territory.

A wonderful evening a small gathering but message us huge.

Thanks to all the volunteers & supports.

Much love ❤️

Que kenny Independent Candidate for the Senate Northern Territory.

Day well spent & questions been asked & I answered well while handing out HTV cards.

Thanks to the team for the massive help hopefully tomorrow I am off to Palmerston & Thursday off to Katherine.

Arrived in Darwin Larrakia Country.

One big week so time for rest before heading out and about tomorrow.

Having spent two weeks traveling through remote outback communities, I have been consistently told by our people that they desire change. The notion of change encompasses a broad range of meanings, but it is crucial that we work together to bring about significant transformations that will profoundly impact our lives. Whether these changes are positive or negative, it is vital that we stand together against racism and the deep divisions that exist within our own country. We must set an example for the nation and the world by demonstrating our capacity for kindness, empathy, and upholding democratic principles. While we may have our differences, it is essential that we do not allow these disparities to foster hatred or segregation. As someone who has personally experienced the difficulties of growing up in a challenging environment, I am acutely aware of the struggles that many face, including having to beg and door-knock for food in order to survive until payday. By working together, we can alleviate these struggles, and that is why I strongly encourage everyone to vote.

Vote 1 # Que Kenny

The Welcome to Country ceremony has been a topic of debate among conservatives, and their behavior has been highly disappointing. The actions of Neo-Nazi individuals who disrespected the Anzac Day Dawn Memorial are a clear example of this. It is vital to understand that Australia is made up of over 250 tribal countries, each with its unique cultural heritage and traditions of welcoming and acknowledging the past, present, and future. By respecting these traditions, we can foster a sense of unity and respect among all people. Unfortunately, some individuals have chosen to promote hate and division, which is unacceptable.

Peter Dutton says welcome to country ceremonies ‘overdone’ as he clashes with Anthony Albanese in final leaders’ debate Opposition leader also claims school curriculum is teaching children to be ‘ashamed’ of being Australian, amid some angry exchanges

I had a wonderful day at Yuedumu Warlpiri Country

Due to being a sunday & the community was very quite i still caught up with families.

Good morning. I am set to arrive in Darwin tomorrow for the final leg of the election campaign and would appreciate the opportunity to meet with volunteers from my Independent campaign. I am also open to meeting with small business owners and individuals who wish to discuss matters of importance to me. As someone who owns a small business, I understand the value of engaging with the community. Moreover, having organized community meetings to address youth crimes in Alice Springs, I am eager to meet with families impacted by these issues. Please find my contact details on my campaign brochure, and do not hesitate to reach out to me.

I would also like to meet with the Traditional owners of Larrakia Nation.

Que Kenny, Independent Candidate for the Senate, Northern Territory.

I love politics as much as people hate it but I do.

We need change for which the system needs to change & possibly removing politicians that isn't for the people.

Entering Utopia & Atitjere