Twenty days to go until early voting!

And with just a month until election day, this is your chance to make a difference! Our campaign has been gaining momentum, and we couldn’t have done it without you.

Every day, we’ve been door knocking, waving corflutes, and connecting with voters across Karama, Malak and Knuckey Lagoon.

From all of the conversations we’ve had, one thing is abundantly clear…

The community needs change and they are behind us all the way.

A lot has been happening this month with the Justine for Karama campaign.

I've resigned as Operations Manager at Palmerston Regional Hospital to focus full-time on the campaign as we ramp up our efforts with the election just 10 weeks away.

We're intensifying our volunteer activities including doorknocking sessions and events at the Karama Shopping Plaza and spreading the yellow wave across Karama.

Join our WhatsApp group to stay connected, volunteer with us and don't miss out on our free Team Glover t-shirts to show your support at community events like the returning Malak Markets every Saturday!

A lot has been happening behind the scenes of our campaign. The Malak Markets are making a comeback every Saturday, and we'll be hosting a stall there each week where you can come and share your thoughts, as well as join us at The Holy Spirit Church Feast Day.

Additionally, we've been actively participating in our regular corflute wave, 'Wave for Independents'.

Newsletter: The Justine for Karama campaign launched on 14 April with a sea of yellow in Robyn Lesley Park.

ABC News: Independent candidate for Karama Justine Glover has a chat about the challenges and opportunities her electorate faces with ABC Radio’s Rick Hind.

NT News: Justine Glover says she is a choice for people who are ‘sick of Labor and don’t trust the CLP’, as she takes on popular Territory Families Minister Ngaree Ah Kit.

Media release: Former City of Darwin councillor Justine Glover has announced she'll stand as an Independent for the seat of Karama in the upcoming NT election.