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Dennis Bilic
Affordable Housing Now – Sustainable Australia Party candidate for Western Metropolitan Region in the Legislative Council (upper house) at the election on Saturday 28 November.
- On the ballot as
- BILIC, Dennis
- Ballot position
- Group G, 1st in group
- Stood for Parliament
- 2 times
- Running against
- 42 others
- Donations to them
- None disclosed
- Donations to their party
- None disclosed
The Western Metropolitan Region, which elects five members.
Election history
- 28 Nov 2026 · state electionStanding for Western Metropolitan Region as Affordable Housing Now – Sustainable Australia Party.
- 8 Feb 2025 · Prahran by-electionStood for Prahran District as Sustainable Australia Party - Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption, 1.4% of first preferences. Not elected. Results
- 26 Nov 2022 · state electionStood for Western Metropolitan Region (upper house) as Sustainable Australia Party – Stop Overdevelopment / Corruption. Not elected. Results
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In their own words
Dennis Bilic is a lifetime resident of Melbourne, growing up in the western suburbs and presently living in north-west Melbourne. He has a Masters in Strategic Foresight from Swinburne University, providing him with long-term planning skills, an understanding of technological change, and a well-rounded worldview. Dennis also has a Bachelor of Commerce and works as an independent management consultant.
An excerpt, word for word, from Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile, checked 13 Nov 2026. Follow the link for the full text.
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What they're campaigning on
Quoted word for word from Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile. Each quote links to where it was published. “Not mentioned” means only that it isn't in those pages.
Their stated priorities
- “Dennis holds dear the issues of housing affordability, de-corrupting politics, protecting neighbourhoods from inappropriate overdevelopment, education, a healthy environment, a clean energy transition and improving quality of life for all Australians.”
Crime and bail
Not mentioned in what we read.
Housing and renting
- Profile10 Nov 2026“Dennis holds dear the issues of housing affordability, de-corrupting politics, protecting neighbourhoods from inappropriate overdevelopment, education, a healthy environment, a clean energy transition and improving quality of life for all Australians.”Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile
Treaty and First Peoples
Not mentioned in what we read.
Transport and roads
Not mentioned in what we read.
AI and technology
Not mentioned in what we read.
Gambling and racing
Not mentioned in what we read.
Cost of living
Not mentioned in what we read.
Health
Not mentioned in what we read.
Also mentions
Climate and environment
- Profile10 Nov 2026“Dennis holds dear the issues of housing affordability, de-corrupting politics, protecting neighbourhoods from inappropriate overdevelopment, education, a healthy environment, a clean energy transition and improving quality of life for all Australians.”Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile
Education
- Profile10 Nov 2026“Dennis holds dear the issues of housing affordability, de-corrupting politics, protecting neighbourhoods from inappropriate overdevelopment, education, a healthy environment, a clean energy transition and improving quality of life for all Australians.”Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile
Integrity
- Profile10 Nov 2026“Dennis holds dear the issues of housing affordability, de-corrupting politics, protecting neighbourhoods from inappropriate overdevelopment, education, a healthy environment, a clean energy transition and improving quality of life for all Australians.”Sustainable Australia Party candidate profile
Everyone standing in Western Metropolitan Region
- ROYAL, Mark Labour DLP
- SMITH, Arlene Labour DLP
- MENTA, Xavier Legalise Cannabis Victoria
- BERSON, Chana Legalise Cannabis Victoria
- CAMPBELL, Roshena Liberal
- LUU, Trung Liberal
- PATEL, Satish Liberal
- NARAYANAN, Shwetha Liberal
- MADUOK GENG, Daniel Liberal
- DEMANUELE, Anneke Victorian Socialists
- JORQUERA, Jorge Victorian Socialists
- SJODIN, Ella Victorian Socialists
- KELLY, Lucy Victorian Socialists
- MALONEY, Dean Victorian Socialists
- BLANDTHORN, Lizzie Australian Labor Party
- STITT, Ingrid Australian Labor Party
- LAM, Cuc Australian Labor Party
- IBRAHIM, Sara Australian Labor Party
- TRAVERS, Kim Australian Labor Party
- THIERY-LAI, Chris Australian Democrats
- KEENAN, Nigel Australian Democrats
- BILIC, Dennis Affordable Housing Now – Sustainable Australia Party
- DAVIES, Susan Affordable Housing Now – Sustainable Australia Party
- DEEMING, Moira Family First
- NEIL, Chris Family First
- KULKARNI, Pavitra Family First
- EMERSON, Mark Family First
- IKIREZI, Francine Family First
- HENDERSON, Brittney The Greens
- MCRAE MCLEOD, Isabella The Greens
- HEINS, Ebony The Greens
- HARDEN, Niall The Greens
- PATHANJALIMANOHARAR, Geetha The Greens
- SAINI, Raj The Republican
- SHAH, Zalak The Republican
- SARABJIT KAUR The Republican
- KULKARNI, Shubhangi The Republican
- LOPEZ, Fiona One Nation Victoria
- DOENSEN, Allan One Nation Victoria
- GARRA, Joe The West Party
- RAMESH, Sahana The West Party
- FARRELLY, Philip The West Party
- RAIZADA, Rakesh Independent
In ballot order.
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