Caro considering contesting Abbott's Warringah seat

Geordie Little

By Geordie Little
Published October 25, 2018

Prominent social commentator and author Jane Caro is in talks to contest Tony Abbott’s seat of Warringah, but says that no final decision has been made.

As an independent candidate, climate would be a priority for Jane Caro.

Speaking to EducationHQ, Caro confirmed that she has discussed her candidacy with a number of local groups.

She said ...

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