• Australian Labor Party Representative for Spence
• Entered House of Representatives on 21 May 2022 — Federal election
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Adjournment: Commonwealth Games, Spence Electorate: Sports Clubs (4 Aug 2022)

“It's been a fantastic week this week. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese earlier discussed the fact that at the Birmingham Commonwealth Games we've so far tallied 123 medals, 46 of which are gold. I'm very proud to speak about five key star athletes from my seat of Spence. Firstly, I'd like to congratulate Chris Flavel, who won a silver medal in the B6-B8 lawn bowls pairs, a fantastic result for...”

Questions without Notice: Climate Change (3 Aug 2022)

“My question is to the Treasurer. What were the findings of the Productivity Commission's interim report released today, and why is meaningful action on climate change such an important economic reform?”

Statements by Members: Adelaide 500 (3 Aug 2022)

“It's a proud week for South Australians, with the return of the Adelaide 500. I congratulate the Premier, Peter Malinauskas, on delivering on his promise to return at the race to our streets. Part of the campaign saw young Sam Henderson, a local constituent of my electorate, become the voice of the campaign and proactively ensure that the voices of those people who love this great race...”

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