• Australian Labor Party Representative for Aston
• Entered House of Representatives on 1 April 2023 — Federal election
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Statements by Members: Health Care (28 May 2026)

“The Albanese Labor government is strengthening Medicare like no government has done before. In my electorate of Aston in Melbourne's outer east, we are delivering more bulk-billing so more of my constituents can see a GP for free. Since Labor's reforms, a number of bulk-billing practices in my community has grown from 10 to now 27 bulk billing practices. There's also been the opening of the...”

Statements by Members: Budget (26 May 2026)

“Right now, in my electorate of Aston and across the country, first home buyers are being locked out of the housing market by property investors that benefit from a tax system that no longer serves the needs of a new generation of Australians. This is why the Albanese Labor government is taking responsible action to change that. Labor is delivering sensible reforms to negative gearing and...”

Questions without Notice: Housing (25 May 2026)

“My question is to the Minister for Housing, Minister for Homelessness and Minister for Cities. How are the Albanese Labor government's housing reforms helping first homebuyers trying to buy a home? Is the minister aware of any risks to this work?”

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• Has spoken in 41 debates in the last year — below average amongst Representatives.
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