• Australian Labor Party Representative for Dickson
• Entered House of Representatives on 3 May 2025 — Federal election
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Matters of Public Importance: Budget (23 Jun 2026)

“I have to say that this MPI is quite the own goal for the member for Goldstein, the shadow treasurer. I'll just start with this quote: Today it's time to be honest: the tax system is screwing over young Australians. Instead, it favours well-off, established interests against those trying to get ahead. I wholeheartedly agree. As we've heard in this place time and time again, that is the view...”

Bills: Combatting Illicit Tobacco Bill 2026; Second Reading (22 Jun 2026)

“I rise in support of this important bill and in support of our efforts to crack down on the illicit tobacco and e-cigarette market. I do so having spoken to many parents in my electorate of Dickson on the harm that the illegal tobacco and e-cigarette trade is doing to our young people. Not that long ago, I honestly thought that smoking was on the nose—too expensive, banned in pubs and...”

Questions without Notice: Housing (4 Jun 2026)

“My question is to the Minister for Housing. How is the Albanese Labor government progressing with its commitment to deliver 55,000 new social and affordable homes? Why is this approach better for Australians than other approaches?”

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