August news: Critical Mass, Raising the age (a bit), and solidarity with refugees

Here are my latest updates from Parliament and around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). In this month’s newsletter: Missed last month’s newsletter? You can find it here if you’d like to read about empty homes in Brunswick East, student protestors facing expulsion, and a huge […]

July news: solidarity with student protesters, NAIDOC week, and empty homes in Brunswick East

Hi, here are my latest updates from Parliament and around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). In this month’s newsletter: Missed last month’s newsletter? You can find it here if you’d like to read about solar for apartments, accessible tram stops, what was in the budget for Brunswick, […]

TIPS TO SUBMIT TO THE VICTORIAN INQUIRY INTO FOOD SECURITY

The cost of food is out of control, but the government has no plan to regulate the supermarkets, introduce price controls and stop supermarket price gouging. Making a submission to the inquiry is a powerful way to tell the Government how the cost of food is affecting you, and to push them to do more […]

June news: pill testing win, film screening, neighbourhood events & more

Hi, here are my latest updates from Parliament and around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). In this month’s newsletter: Missed last month’s newsletter? You can find it here if you’d like to read about solar for apartments, accessible tram stops, what was in the budget for Brunswick, […]

May news: state budget, renters’ rights, solar for apartments and more

Hi, here are my latest updates from Parliament and around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). In this month’s newsletter: Missed last month’s newsletter? You can find it here if you’d like to read about freeing up AirBnBs for housing, saving live music, creating a Great Forest National […]

My speech on Palestine outside the ALP State Conference

Over the weekend, I spoke at the protest organised by Unionists for Palestine outside the Australian Labor Party State Conference. It was moving to see hundreds of people gathered outside, early on a cold Saturday morning, to protest against the ALP’s failures on Palestine, refugees, public housing and more. I spoke about the ongoing genocide […]

April news: climate action, saving live music, e-bikes and more

Hi, here are my latest updates from around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). Missed last month’s newsletter? Read about the likely stalling of Brunswick’s Skyrail, the new truckzillas, and more here. Want to get these updates delivered straight to your inbox? Enter your email at […]

March news: Skyrail, truckzillas, climate win & more

Here are my latest updates from Parliament and around the Brunswick electorate (Brunswick, Brunswick East, Brunswick West, Fitzroy North, Princes Hill & Carlton North). Want to get these updates delivered straight to your inbox? Enter your email at the bottom of this page. In this newsletter: What’s happening with Skyrail? It’s looking increasingly likely that […]

We need your help to save public housing

WE NEED YOUR HELP COLLECTING SIGNATURES FOR A PARLIAMENTARY PETITION TO SAVE PUBLIC HOUSING. We are supporting a resident petition demanding that Labor stop the privatisation of public housing. If we collect 2000 paper signatures, we can force a special debate in Parliament about Labor’s plan to demolish all 44 towers. This puts pressure on […]

February Newsletter

Here are my latest updates from Parliament and around our community! Want to get these updates delivered straight to your inbox? Enter your email at the bottom of this page. UPDATES FROM PARLIAMENT PALESTINE PROTEST I didn’t plan to get kicked out of the chamber in my first week back, but when the Premier dodged my […]