It’s the Neighbors star fighting for a career in state politics.
And Madeleine West, 41, looked every square inch of the active stateswoman on Saturday as she took part in the I Run For Her community walk in Byron Bay.
Showcasing her cut pins in a pair of tiny blue short shorts, the mother-of-six looked fit and fabulous while pounding the pavement.
Aspiring politician Madeleine West, 41, (pictured), looked every inch the active stateswoman on Saturday as she took part in the I Run For Her community march in Byron Bay
The Underbelly star wore designer clothes to promote the I Run For Her campaign, which focuses on supporting women facing domestic violence.
His outfit consisted of a loose printed shirt, black trainers and a blue cap emblazoned with the logo of the charity Disaster Relief Australia.
Sometimes the brunette covered herself with a loose gray sweater and shielded her eyes behind large sunglasses.
Showcasing her cut pins in a pair of skimpy blue shorts, the mother-of-six looked fit and fabulous while pounding the pavement
The Underbelly star wore designer clothes to promote the I Run For Her campaign, which focuses on supporting women facing domestic violence
His outfit consisted of a loose printed shirt, black trainers and a blue cap emblazoned with the logo of the charity Disaster Relief Australia.
During the outing, social justice activist Madeleine could be seen happily chatting with other women attending the event.
Madeleine’s participation in the charity walk comes as she prepares to stand as an independent candidate in the 2023 NSW state election.
The soap opera star announced his intention to run for office during an interview with Studio 10 in March this year.
Sometimes the brunette covered herself in a loose gray sweater and shielded her eyes behind large sunglasses
During the outing, social justice activist Madeleine could be seen happily chatting with other women attending the event.
Madeleine’s shorts were barely visible under her baggy top
Madeleine’s participation in the charity walk comes as she prepares to stand as an independent candidate in the 2023 NSW state election
The Byron Bay-based philanthropist, who had spent weeks helping recovery efforts after floods in northern New South Wales, told the program she had become frustrated with the way the government of the New South Wales had handled the disaster.
“I no longer fuss to see the change, I want to be the change. And so today I officially announce that I intend to stand for State Parliament in the NSW Elections the next year,’ she said, to applause from Studio 10 hosts Sarah Harris and Tristan MacManus.
“I want to be the voice of my region. We need a strong voice on the ground, and I want to be. When I came to my area [from Melbourne] six years ago — of course, I love him like everyone else — but I wanted to understand him, I want to understand him better,” West said.
The soap opera star announced his intention to run for office during an interview with Studio 10 in March this year
The Byron Bay-based philanthropist, who had spent weeks helping recovery efforts after floods in northern New South Wales, told the program she had become frustrated with the way the government of the New South Wales had handled the disaster.
“So I dove deep. I am a mother of six children. I want to see the region flourish. I want to see my children flourish and everyone’s children flourish there.
In recent years, West has volunteered his time to help provide food for homeless families in his area.
She also volunteers with the environmental group ReForest Now, which aims to regenerate the subtropical rainforests of northern New South Wales.
“I no longer fuss to see the change, I want to be the change. And so today, I officially announce that I intend to run for state parliament in the New York elections. South Wales next year,’ she said, to applause from Studio 10 hosts Sarah Harris and Tristan MacManus.
“So I dove deep. I am a mother of six children. I want to see the region flourish. I want to see my children thrive and everyone’s children thrive there,’ she continued.
In recent years, West has volunteered his time to help provide food for homeless families in his area.
She also volunteers with the environmental group ReForest Now, which aims to regenerate the subtropical rainforests of northern New South Wales.
The actress also told Studio 10 that she plans to advocate for equal pay between the sexes
The actress also told Studio 10 that she plans to champion gender pay equity.
Madeleine rose to fame playing Dee Bliss in Neighbors between 2000 and 2003.
She also had major roles in Underbelly, Satisfaction, and The Wrong Girl.
Madeleine rose to fame playing Dee Bliss in Neighbors between 2000 and 2003
She also had leading roles in Underbelly, Satisfaction and The Wrong Girl.
