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12/08/2010

HOLT voters are encouraged to meet their candidates at a Cranbourne church this weekend before the upcoming Federal election.
All five candidates for the Holt electorate are expected to attend the meeting at 5pm on Sunday, 15 August at the Turning Point Church in Cranbourne.
People are welcome to come along for dinner beforehand.
Anthony Byrne from theLabor Party, Ricardo Balancy fromthe Liberal Party, Frank Di Mascolo from the Greens, Ian George fromFamily First and Mark Hitchins from the Secular Party are the candidates forHolt.
Labor’s Anthony Byrne currently holds the seat of Holt.
Flinders candidates Francis Gagliano-Ventura from Labor, Robert Brown from the Greens and Reade Smith from Family First are also expected to attend.
Turning Point Church is located at 1785 South Gippsland Highway in Cranbourne.

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