Fast link: - What does unity stand for in 2007? - View the profiles of NSW state election candidates UNITY PARTY was established in 1998. Our commitment is towards building a fairer and more equitable society.  We believe in tolerance, goodwill and honour. In the 1999 NSW State Election, Unity Party leader Dr. Peter Wong was elected to the Legislative Council of NSW Parliament. In subsequent Local Council elections, 8 unity councillors have been elected. Unity is the voice for many Australians who feel ignored by the major parties, and a powerful voice against all forms of racism or prejudice.

WHAT UNITY                      Has voiced for you so far… ·         Successfully lobbied for the NSW Parliamentary inquiry into Cabramatta Policing. ·         Led the fight against the proliferation of Poker Machines in local communities. ·         Have continually voiced concerns over school closures. ·         Supporting multiculturalism as a positive, essential and undeniable basis of Australian society. ·         Worked to dispel stereotyping between ethnicity and gangs. ·         Introduced legislation to protect local residents from dangerous exhaust fumes being emitted from the M5 East Tunnel. ·         Continually calls on the government for greater accountability to citizens of NSW. ·         Led the fight against deregulation of Pharmacies in NSW. ·         Defeated Bob Carr on regulating MSG, based on unscientific and a totally prejudiced premise. ·         Forced the Government to clean up Dioxin contamination in Sydney Harbour.| HOW TO CONTACT The UNITY Party Phone: 9280 4068 (Campaign Office) Fax: 9280 4018 (Campaign Office) Post: Level 3, Suite 23, 301 Castlereagh St, Sydney 2000 Email: yourvoice@unityparty.org.au Website: www.unityparty.org.au

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