Artificial Intelligence isn’t coming — it’s already here.
But how widespread is it really? And how will it reshape our work, our businesses, our communities, and Australia’s place in the world? How will it impact Fairfax Electorate – our people.
Many experts believe AI adoption is still in its infancy — perhaps less than 1% of its full impact. What happens as that accelerates?
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The community independent candidate for Fairfax, Francine Wiig says “The term ‘teal’ is a media label, not a political party and is used by the major parties as a distraction from the real issues facing everyday Australians.”
Team Francine has been hitting the ground across the electorate, meeting locals, listening to concerns, and building momentum for change.
Over 150 people gathered to officially kick off the Francine for Fairfax campaign at the North Shore Community Centre in
If you’ve been driving around the Sunny Coast, you may have spotted a mysterious blue bird on signs, fences, cars,
A Community United for a Sustainable Future With our local Federal MP being floated as a potential Minister for Climate
All three paintings sold, raising over $2,500 to support the campaign of our grassroots community movement for a better future.
It was a full-circle moment for Francine, who started as a volunteer with Fairfax Matters. What began as letterbox drops
Early voting has begun across Fairfax, and independent candidate Francine Wiig is reminding voters: your preferences belong to you, not political
