Domestic violence advocate Cindy Duncan has been appointed the United Australia Party’s Shadow Minister for the Status of Women, Federal Leader Clive Palmer announced today.
The United Australia Party’s candidate for the New England electorate, Ms Duncan benefited first hand from the former Palmer United Party’s efforts in ensuring the government’s planned $25.5 million cuts to domestic violence funding did not go ahead.
Ms Duncan has broad life experience having spent time in the Army, and as a business owner, legal secretary and journalist.
Having endured a challenging 29-year marriage, she says she is very grateful for Mr Palmer’s stance on women’s rights.
“Australia is at a political and social precipice,” Ms Duncan said.
“As Australians, it’s time we recognized just how much our political leaders have neglected us and our nation’s resources.
“The United Australia Party has sound policies that I believe can correct the mistakes made by past governments to help all Australians, not the select few,” she said.
