Community First Alliance

Political party in New South Wales From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Community First Alliance (CFA), also known simply as Community First (CF), was an Australian political party that contested local government elections in New South Wales.[1][2][3]

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Community First Alliance
Abbreviation
  • CFA
  • Community First
PresidentSonya Phillips
FounderSonya Phillips
Founded2004
DissolvedLate 2008
Baulkham Hills Shire Council
2 / 12
(2004−2008)
Sutherland Shire Council
2 / 15
(2008)
Warringah Council
1 / 10
(2008)
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History

Community First was founded by Sonya Phillips ahead of the 2004 local government elections. At the elections, the party only contested Baulkham Hills Shire, where two of its candidates (including Phillips) were elected.[4]

In 2008, the party expanded to contest Sutherland Shire and Warringah Council as well as Baulkham Hills, although Phillips did not seek re-election.[5] During the campaign, Labor Party members in Kiama contested on an unregistered ticket also called "Community First".[6] As a result, Phillips made a formal complaint to the New South Wales Electoral Commission.[7]

At the elections, Community First won two seats in Sutherland and one seat in Warringah. However, it faded away following the elections.[8][9][10]

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