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Miranda Smith for Dunstan
Miranda Smith has spent over a decade advocating for change through the political system—because she believes every animal deserves to live free from pain, fear and suffering. Whether it’s farmed animals, wildlife, or the companion animals we share our homes with, Miranda believes it is our responsibility to stand up, speak out, and protect them.
Miranda’s commitment to animal justice is long-standing. She has volunteered with the Animal Justice Party since 2013 in both Victoria and South Australia, held leadership roles including South Australian Convenor, and worked directly for Victorian MP Andy Meddick as his Media and Communications Adviser.
Professionally, Miranda holds a Masters in Marketing and brings nearly 20 years of senior leadership experience. She now runs her own marketing consultancy supporting mental health practitioners—combining her skills in communication with her passion for creating real change in the world.
Born and raised in Adelaide, Miranda is deeply connected to South Australia. If elected, she will fight to end factory farming and live animal export, protect our wildlife, strengthen cruelty laws, and ensure every companion animal has access to veterinary care. Miranda believes that compassion and justice should be the foundation of all political decisions. She is ready to bring the voices of animals into the federal arena and help create a kinder future for all.
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