doorknock

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doorknock

(ˈdɔːnɒk)
n
Austral a fund-raising campaign for charity conducted by seeking donations from door to door
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As part of the Don't Muck Around campaign, the council will be doorknocking in frequently complained about areas of town and talking to residents about the issue.
We'll meet it by holding phone calling parties (using a beaut new phone calling tech that you can use on your mobile phone), national doorknocking events and community surveys.
Newcastle Central MP Chi Onwurah MP, who met Peter when out doorknocking in 2016, said: "I am so sorry to hear of Mr Burt's passing.
Newcastle Central MP Chi OnwurahMP, who met Peter when out doorknocking in 2016, said: "I am so sorry to hear of Mr Burt's passing.
During an hour's doorknocking in the constituency, voters spoke to Jack about his father, who represented the area from 2003.
Describing the incident, McCabe said: "I was out with a few Labour volunteers to do a spot of doorknocking and a couple of characters came down the road and started doing wheelies.
Clr Bellamy says she will be doorknocking in the coming weeks to understand residents' concerns and will be approaching the youths to talk to them.
This member and her son went doorknocking in the Shire to talk about the need for RNs 24/7 in aged care.
He also pocketed PS200 in loose change on his doorknocking tour of the area.