• Former Australian Labor Party Senator for Queensland
• Became a Senator on — Federal election
• Left Senate on n/a — Still in office

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Bills: Online Safety and Other Legislation Amendment (My Face, My Rights) Bill 2025; Second Reading (25 Jun 2026)

“I want to acknowledge the intent behind the Online Safety and Other Legislation Amendment (My Face, My Rights) Bill 2025. At its heart is a genuine concern that every person should have control over their likeness, their face, their voice and their identity, and that, when that control is taken away, there must be consequences. That is something that we can all agree on. This chamber must ask...”

Questions without Notice: Take Note of Answers: Answers to Questions (24 Jun 2026)

“For those tuning in at home this afternoon, they might have been a little mistaken that they'd wandered into an episode of Antiques Roadshow and not the Senate question time. But here we were. Was the first question off the bat from the Liberal Party today about cost-of-living relief? No, it wasn't. Was it about housing? No, not even close. Was it about health? No, you'd be coming up short...”

Questions without Notice: Indigenous Australians (24 Jun 2026)

“Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians continue to experience disparities in health, housing, education and employment outcomes. Can the minister outline how the Albanese Labor government is delivering meaningful investments to address these challenges, and how this approach differs from those who continue to call for cuts to programs that support First Nations communities?”

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• Has spoken in 63 debates in the last year — average amongst Senators.
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• Has used three-word alliterative phrases (e.g. "she sells seashells") 67 times in debates — well below average amongst Senators. (Why is this here?)