For the first time, two independent candidates attempt to run for federal parliament as ‘job-sharing candidates’.
Lucy Bradlow and Bronwen Bock want to run for the Melbourne seat of Higgins as a single candidate on the ballot paper.
They claim that they could do the role like any other job-share – splitting duties, making join decisions, sharing the salary – and that allowing job-sharing would make parliament more representative of modern Australian society.
But is it constitutionally legal for two people to run as a single federal member? And how would this work?
Joining Bension Siebert are Bronwen Bock and Lucy Bradlow, the job-sharing independent candidates for the singular seat of Higgins in Melbourne.
The Roosters may have burnt their bridges with Angus Crichton and Sitili Tupouniua in their…
Michael Chammas & Ryan Girdler question whether or not it's worth NRL having two Magic…
Our very own Aaron Woods hit Caxton Street during NRL's Magic Round in his Triple…
Brodie Grundy admits he's thriving as a member of the Sydney Swans unit following a…
The countdown is ON until the one and only Billie Eilish touches down in Australia…
With Howie in India, last week Nate took the chance to jump in the host…