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Angela Vithoulkas was born on 1964 in Liverpool, Australia. Discover Angela Vithoulkas's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is She in this year and how She spends money? Also learn how She earned most of networth at the age of 59 years old?
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| Age | 59 years old |
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| Birthplace | Liverpool, NSW |
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Angela Vithoulkas Height, Weight & Measurements
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Angela Vithoulkas Net Worth
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| Net Worth in 2023 | $1 Million - $5 Million |
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In late August, Angela Vithoulkas made news for selling her house to fund her political campaign. Vithoulkas had stated that she wore the self-funding as a badge of honour, saying "I don’t want to tow a party line. I like my independence and I think the people of the City of Sydney get that..".
In early August 2017, Vithoulkas hosted a business resident action meeting for those effected by the Light Rail. The meeting was supported and addressed by veteran broadcaster Alan Jones, who has also been critical of the constructions. Over 100 business owners and residents attended the meeting and it received considerable media attention.
In late August 2017, after 2 years of campaigning, the NSW State Government announced it would award rent relief to businesses that were negatively effected by Light Rail construction. Vithoulkas was critical of the time taken for the Government to act on the issue, saying it was "too little too late" for many businesses.
In October 2017, Vithoulkas announced plans to challenge for a seat in State Parliament after establishing the Small Business Matters party.
Small Business Matters surpassed 1000 members on 6 November 2017, making it eligible to qualify and register as a political party. An official application for the party was submitted to the NSW Electoral Commission.
In 2016, Vithoulkas relaunched Eagle Waves Radio with her own podcast, 'The Brew with Angela Vithoulkas'. The audio-visual podcast series explores the lives and journeys of successful Australians.
Towards the end of Ms Vithoulkas' first tenure as a City of Sydney councillor, she established the Sydney Matters team to run in the 2016 City of Sydney local elections. It was believed that both Angela Vithoulkas as a business leader and Liberal Candidate Christine Forster would be an increased threat to incumbent Clover Moore due to the introduction of compulsory non-residential voting for businesses. The changes to business voting in the local government area were a controversial change, with much of council vowing to remove the amendments if elected.
A major lynch pin of the Sydney Matters 2016 campaign was a proposal for a "Night-Mayor" in the [City of Sydney]. In 2014, the NSW Government introduced legislation, coined the lockout laws, aimed at decreasing alcohol related violence following a series of assaults in Sydney's King's Cross district. As a response, Angela Vithuolkas' party publicly called for the introduction of a "night-mayor" as seen in international cities. The Success of Amsterdam's night mayor, Mirik Milan has been help up as a case study of what is possible for comparable cities. The proposal received traction in major news outlets including the Sydney Morning Herald and wide-ranging support from public figures, most notably Justin Hemmes and the Keep Sydney open group.
Incumbent Clover Moore had a resounding victory in the 2016 City of Sydney local government election and was returned to office alongside 5 members of the Clover Moore Team. Angela Vithoulkas was returned as an Independent Councillor, securing 7.35% of the vote as councillor (6051 total votes). She also received 7.74% of the vote as Mayoral candidate (6432 total votes). No other Sydney Matters candidates were successfully elected.
In 2014, Angela Vithoulkas left the Living Sydney party citing its links to the liquor and gambling industry publicly. At the time of leaving the party, Ms Vithoulkas was the only contact on the website and made up the bulk of the sites' content – suggesting that the party had largely been dismantled after the election. Vithoulkas remained from 2014 – 2016 as an independent councillor in the City of Sydney.
In 2013, Angela Vithoulkas launched Eagles Waves radio as a digital radio station dedicated to small business matters in Sydney. The station claimed the title of "Australia's first and only radio station dedicated to empowering small businesses". The studio is located inside of Vithoulkas' VIVO cafe.
Angela Vithoulkas and the Sydney Living party was endorsed by the Consumer's and Tax Payer's association and media personality Alan Jones – however the party denied any link the organisation, likely due to their anti-carbon tax stance.
Angela Vithoulkas is an Australian politician, business owner and media personality. She has been a Councillor in the City of Sydney since 2012, and was re-elected in 2016. She has owned and operated VIVO Cafe for over 25 years, established Eagle Waves Radio, and was elected Deputy Chairperson of the City of Sydney Economic Development and Business Sub-Committee. Angela makes regular public and media appearances as an advocate for Small businesses in the City of Sydney.
In 2012, Angela Vithoulkas ran as an independent in the City of Sydney, as part of the Living Sydney. She was re-elected in 2016 for a further 4 years as part of the Sydney Matters Team.
In 2012, Angela Vithoulkas was approached by real estate agent and former campaign manager to Lord Mayor Clover Moore, Barry Goldman to run for public office as part of the Living Sydney Independent party. Mr Goldman established the team due to frustrations with Clover Moore's council's inaction for business and transport reforms, including controversial reforms to the business voting laws of Sydney. The 8-week campaign for City of Sydney Council was almost entirely personally funded by Angela Vithoulkas, resulting in her election as a City of Sydney Councillor.
VIVO Cafe is located on George St, in Sydney's CBD. The café is owned and operated by Angela Vithoulkas and Con Vithoulkas. In 2005, VIVO Cafe won the City of Sydney Cafe of the year award, presented by Lord Mayor Clover Moore. 2 years later, Angela Vithoulkas was awarded the 2007 Telstra NSW Business Owner Award.
