• Australian Labor Party Representative for Deakin
• Entered House of Representatives on 3 May 2025 — Federal election
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Adjournment: Housing (4 Sep 2025)

“One of the great honours of entering this parliament is the ability to engage in and work in a range of important and interesting policy areas with some incredible people in this chamber, in the community, in our local communities and, of course, in the business sector. But there's one policy area which I am particularly keen to ensure that we get right in the next three years, and that is...”

Questions without Notice: Wages and Salaries (3 Sep 2025)

“My question is to the Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations. How is the Albanese government delivering on its commitment to help Aussie workers earn more and keep more of what they earn, and how is this different from other approaches?”

Matters of Public Importance: Freedom of Information (2 Sep 2025)

“It was somewhat surprising to hear an analysis of a culture of secrecy from the coalition, the very folks that brought us a secret minister for health; a secret minister for finance; a secret minister for industry, science, energy and resources; a secret minister for home affairs; and a secret treasurer. I recall a culture of secrecy also at a time when we were raising the very serious issue...”

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