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Introducing Clive Waring - Candidate for Division 5

Clive Waring Candidate for Division 5

Clive is a seventh generation Australian but was educated in England.

He and his wife Elizabeth, a nurse at Selangor Hospital in Nambour, built a carbon-positive home in Maleny 10 years ago and are both passionate about the hinterland lifestyle.

Clive has a 40-year background in the photography industry, operating studios in Sydney, Brisbane, London and Hamburg.

“During the 1990s, I was a consultant for Polaroid and responsible for the Queensland Department of Transport, Department of Health and Queensland Police, which provided valuable knowledge of government purchase procedures,” Clive said.

“In the late 1990s I established a company for import and distribution from UK photographic manufacturers.”

During the past 17 years Clive has travelled across North America and Europe as the editor for 'Silvershotz' magazine. His tenure has just finished.

“I describe myself as a workaholic with a lot of energy to burn, someone who has to have major life goals to pursue and accomplish.

“Travelling the world on business for 25 years heightens my awareness of the destruction of the planet and just how special the Sunshine Coast hinterland biosphere is, and it must be protected at all costs.”

Clive has recently joined a network of Australian scientists and researchers on energy security, climate change minimisation techniques, integration of alternative energy sources, waste recycling innovations, food production (commercial and home) sustainability and minimising electromagnetic radiation from communication towers.

"The combination of addressing all these issues provides a healthier lifestyle and local council can implement smarter and safer procedures," Clive said.

“I look forward to joining a progressive council to provide strategic direction, while delivering infrastructure and supporting the community’s needs.

“I am apolitical, which means I am not interested in politics but I am optimistic about the efficiency of local government as a strong organisation that delivers exceptional services to the community.

“As an Independent candidate I don't have ties to a traditional party group, which means I can be flexible and act in the best interests of the electorate.

“I would like to acknowledge the extraordinary efforts of Cr Jenny McKay during her 20-year tenure of Division 5.

“I wish her a well-deserved rest and, if elected, I promise to do everything I can to continue her legacy.”

If you would like to donate to Clive’s campaign, volunteer to help, or quiz him on any council matter, phone 0455 500 007 or email clive4council@outlook.com.

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