Issues I'll Fight For

Homelessness is a huge problem in Victoria. Right now, over 25,000 people across the state are experiencing homelessness, and over 70,000 are on the public housing waitlist. We cannot let this continue. I will push to boost public housing so that at least 10% of all housing across our Councils is public—ensuring more people have access to stable, affordable homes without losing connection to their support networks.

We need action,
not empty promises.
I’m committed to real solutions
that put people first.

Renting shouldn’t be a gamble. People should not have to sacrifice their dignity and health for a home. I am proposing a Homeworthy Certificate, obtained by the property owner prior to listing for lease—either at every second gas safety check or whenever a property is listed for rent, whichever comes first. This will ensure rental properties are safe and up to standard, shifting the burden away from tenants, who often fear retaliation for speaking up.

A home for everyone

Fixing the broken rental system

Equality, Safety and Dignity for all

Every Victorian deserves to feel safe, respected and supported in the community they call home. No one should face discrimination, violence or barriers to healthcare, education or assistance because of who they are or who they love.

Treaty gives us an opportunity to acknowledge the past, address longstanding inequalities and build a future grounded in respect, fairness and understanding. I will hold tight to the hand of friendship extended by First Nations People. Treaty is not about dividing us. It is an opportunity to walk together and build a better future for generations to come.

Every child deserves equal opportunities. Public schools must be fully funded and private schools receiving taxpayer money must not discriminate based on beliefs, culture or identity.

Greater access to quality Education and facilities

Defending Treaty, Truth and a Shared future

With the increase in back to back climate emergencies due to lack of action from our governments, we see greater strain on our healthcare and rescue services. Paid and volunteer. We must protect the rescuers by investing in climate rescue and environmental disaster response. I will advocate for increased investment in climate resilience measures and emergency response infrastructure

Eastern Victoria's towns should be stronger, better equipped and more resilient because they host resource industries — not left with damaged infrastructure, increased pressure on services and an uncertain future after the profits have gone.

#climaterescue

Emergency Services Volunteers Fund

We can stand behind our emergency services, value our volunteers and demand a fairer funding system. These things should go hand in hand. Our communities deserve protection, transparency and a funding model that reflects regional reality.