Labor - Michael Gibbons - Upper Hunter
Updates
Souris hoping for a place in O'Farrell ministry
Date: 28-Mar-11
By: ABC News
Good result for the Greens - Cessnock on a knife Edge
Date: 27-Mar-11
By: Cessnocki-Kurri Greens
Labor rushed approvals: MP
Date: 25-Mar-11
By: Muswellbrook Chronicle
Land use is key issue in poll
Date: 25-Mar-11
By: Dayarne Smith (Muswellbrook Chronicle)
Impact of mines under microscope
Date: 24-Mar-11
By: Hunter Valley News
Health study funding secured for community
Date: 23-Mar-11
By: Tim Duddy
The candiates for Upper Hunter
Date: 23-Mar-11
By: Gloucester Advocate
State Election - who will you vote for
Date: 22-Mar-11
By: Singleton Argus
Land use the big issue in Upper Hunter
Date: 22-Mar-11
By: Matt Carr (The Herald)
Cessnock far from certain
Date: 18-Mar-11
By: Alison Branley (The Herald)
Schools need more funds
Date: 18-Mar-11
By: Dayarne Smith (Muswellbrook Chronicle)
Candidates face voters' at forum
Date: 18-Mar-11
By: Muswellbrook Chronicle
Former Singleton lad Michael Gibbons will be the Labor candidate for Upper Hunter.
Mr Gibbons was born in Newcastle in 1986, Michael moved to Singleton with his family in 2000 and attended St Catherine's Catholic College and later Singleton High School before moving back to Newcastle at the beginning of 2005 for family reasons.
Mr Gibbons joined the Australian Labor Party in 2006 and is passionate about workers rights, social justice, and greater public investment in infrastructure and services.
A lover of sport of many codes as well as playing association football, Mr Gibbons currently attends the University of Newcastle and is studying a Bachelor of Social Science whilst also working at a local Woolworths.
He is committed to pushing the case for better representation, improvement and funding for the Upper Hunter region.
Mr Gibbons is committed to improving the infrastructure and services for health, education , police, roads and public transport.
Mr Gibbons supports a responsible, balanced approach to mining based on strong conditions of consent for mining developments.
Source: Singleton Argus