Cherie Steele for Ngadjuri

Cherie Steele is a school teacher and animal advocate standing as a candidate for the Animal Justice Party. With years of experience in education, Cherie understands the importance of evidence-based policy, critical thinking, and compassionate leadership. She has spent her career supporting young people to become informed, ethical, and engaged members of the community.

Cherie grew up and completed her education in South Australia. She has a Bachelor of Arts with Honours from the University of Adelaide, majoring in Political Science, and a Masters of Teaching from Flinders University. Cherie is a proud advocate for South Australia and is motivated by a vision of a fairer state—one that protects animals from cruelty, encourages transitioning to sustainable farming, and takes meaningful action on climate change. She believes strongly that South Australia can be at the forefront of animal welfare and environmental sustainability, and set an example for other states to follow.

Cherie recognises the close connection between animal welfare, sustainable farming and public health. She believes educating people about these important issues is the key driver of change.

Cherie lives in the Barossa Valley with her dog and guinea pigs.

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