• Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland
• Became a Senator on 3 May 2025 — Federal election
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Adjournment: Red Cross (4 Sep 2025)

“The Red Cross is the world's largest humanitarian network. It boasts an incredible 16 million volunteer members worldwide. For more than 160 years the Red Cross has stood firm in the face of war, famine and disaster to provide emergency care and compassion during crisis. Importantly, it is often the Red Cross that remains on the ground when the gunfire stops or floodwaters subside to help...”

Statements by Senators: So Brave (4 Sep 2025)

“This week is Women's Health Week. Today I'm wearing this badge to recognise the first-ever National Day of Awareness for Young Women's Breast Cancer, organised by an incredible new charity called So Brave. I congratulate Rachelle Panitz and her team for their incredible round table here on Monday at Parliament House discussing issues young women diagnosed with breast cancer face, particularly...”

Matters of Urgency: Australian National Flag (3 Sep 2025)

“The fact is that around only four per cent of Australia's population is Indigenous. That means 96 per cent of us are descendants of immigrants. We are all the descendants of people who came here to chase the great Australian dream of a fair go. So on this day, Australian National Flag Day, 3 September, I encourage you all to reflect on the true meaning of our flag. To me, it represents hope...”

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