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Young Australian Of The Year Urges Students To Enrol To Vote

Aug 01, 2013

The Australian Electoral Commission has released a new video advertisement urging young Australians to enrol to vote.

The advertisement features Akram Azimi, the 2013 Young Australian of the Year.

 

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Filed Under: 2013 Federal Election, AEC, Franchise-Enrolment Tagged With: AEC, Akram Azimi, enrolment

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