Talk:Narre Warren, Victoria

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Narre Warren/Fountain Gate - So White - So Hanson?

Is it true Pauline Hanson received one of the highest votes in the Narre Warren/Fountain Gate area?

Pauline Hanson was not a candidate for Holt, so did not recieve any votes --Crazycrazyduck 05:55, 4 June 2006 (UTC)[reply]

- Narre Warren was divided between Holt and La Trobe. Hanson's party did not run in Holt, and the relevant booths in La Trobe received 4% - one of the lowest in an outer suburban region in Australia. The Dems got around 8% btw. The picture at Senate level was very similar (around 4% average). They seem to have done very poorly in Victoria overall - I can't find any urban areas where HAN/ONP got over 10%. Compare with Oxley and Blair where they got 35% in some parts, and outer suburbs in Perth, Adelaide and Sydney where around 17-20% was the norm. Source: AEC 1993-1998 CD (available for free from the AEC) Orderinchaos78 06:04, 7 December 2006 (UTC)[reply]

No longer the only Krispy Kreme in Victoria

Unfortunately our (yes Im a resident of Narre Warren) is no longer the only krispy kreme store in victoria (although it was the first ;) --Darkaz 14:14, 11 September 2006 (UTC)[reply]

Only ten years old?

From the article: "Narre Warren is one of the youngest suburbs of Melbourne, only being 10 years old." And "Narre Warren Post Office...opened on 21 January 1869."

What? HiLo48 (talk) 09:40, 28 May 2010 (UTC)[reply]