Why Independants are the future

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🎙 Why Independents Are the Future 📍 Guest: Ben Smith, Independent Candidate for Flinders 🎧 Host: Brett (Western Port Vibes Podcast) The two-party system is cracking, and independents are stepping up. But what does that mean for Australia’s future? In this episode, I sit down with Ben Smith, an independent candidate for Flinders and the CEO of the Mornington Community Support Centre. We talk about why people are losing faith in traditional politics, the issues that matter most, and how real change starts from the ground up. Is this the shake-up Australian politics needs? Tune in, listen, and decide for yourself.

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