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I’m really pleased to second this motion moved by the member for Melbourne. I was very proud in the last parliament to be one of
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I’m really pleased to second this motion moved by the member for Melbourne. I was very proud in the last parliament to be one of

This Wednesday will be a big day for Australian families. It’s the day they will have access to six months of government funded paid parental

One of the consequences of the war in the Middle East and the international fuel crisis has been that it has demonstrated to us the

I’ve had many conversations in my community in Melbourne with young people, with their parents and with their grandparents who want to know that the

Tomorrow is World Tuberculosis Day. For many Australians, TB can feel like a disease from another time. Consumption was in some ways seen as a

All of us in this place have a responsibility to use our words wisely—not for clickbait, not to generate outrage through algorithms and especially not

The Treasury Laws Amendment (Building a Stronger and Fairer Super System) Bill 2026 is important legislation because goes to the heart of what sort of

My community of Jagajaga is home to some truly remarkable people. It is a place shaped by volunteers, health professionals, educators, advocates and community leaders.

This debate goes to the very heart of what kind of country we want to be. It’s not just a conversation about universities, about commissions

This is an important motion, and it is important that we commemorate one of the darkest days in our state of Victoria. Black Saturday was

Access to health care is top of mind for people in my community of Jagajaga. We’re fortunate to be home to some of Melbourne’s best

Nothing we say today can end the pain of the Jewish people whose lives were upended by the Bondi terror attack. Nothing we do can