Candidates Q and A

Updated October 14 2016 - 5:32pm, first published 5:30pm

THE SIX QUESTIONS ASKED OF ALL THE CANDIDATES

WALK ZONE: The candidates have been asked whether they support a 20km/h shared zone in High Street.
WALK ZONE: The candidates have been asked whether they support a 20km/h shared zone in High Street.
  1. Under what circumstances would you support the council seeking a rate rise above the cap?
  1. Do you want mountain bike racing continuing at Hunchback Hill?
  1. Is the 20km/h shared zone in High St something you support?
  1. Do you think councillors, apart from the mayor, should be free to speak to the media?
  1. Do you think the tourist information centre should be relocated and if so, where should it be located?
  1. What does the council need to spend more money on and where should it be saving?
PLANS: The candidates have been asked what they think Wodonga Council should spend more money on.
PLANS: The candidates have been asked what they think Wodonga Council should spend more money on.
DIRT FLYING: Mountain bikes on Hunchback Hill has developed into an issue of importance in this election.
DIRT FLYING: Mountain bikes on Hunchback Hill has developed into an issue of importance in this election.

JOHN WATSON (number 17)

Q1. If Wodonga’s growth demands increased infrastructure investment, spending should be reassessed at each budget with consideration of the current council’s plan.

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