Inner West Response to COVID-19
The resilient and generous inner west community has risen to the challenge of Covid-19: Residents have flocked to get tested for the virus; neighbours have built street pantries or looked out for elderly neighbours; and community organisations have stepped up to make sure nobody gets left behind.
Read moreAged care residents and staff in NSW need urgent protections from Covid-19
NSW Labor has called for the Berejiklian Government to work urgently with the Morrison Government and implement strong measures to protect 61,000 aged care residents and essential staff.
Read moreHalf-baked rental rescue leaves Inner west renters and landlords in the lurch
Inner west tenants and landlords have been left in the lurch by the NSW Government’s rental package, with only 16% of landlords covered by land tax relief measures and tenants who have lost their livelihoods through Covid-19 lumped with potentially huge debt bombs through rent deferrals.
Read moreVulnerable people must not be left behind
NSW Labor is calling for the NSW Government to urgently provide state stimulus to community organisations and charities so they can provide food, shelter and other support to the thousands of people flooding their services needing help.
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Bupa Aged Care Facilities Tumut and Tamworth
A notice of motion drawing attention to issues with Bupa Aged Care facilities in Tamworth, Banora Point and Tumut.
Read moreInner West Youth Mental Health Forum
Last month I was pleased to host an Inner West Youth Mental Health Forum at Petersham Bowling Club. The forum was an opportunity to learn more about the pressures young people face and the scale of the challenge we face together.
Read moreSchool Students Wellbeing
A question to the Minister for Skills and Tertiary Education representing the Minister for Education and Early Childhood Learning.
Read moreActive kids vouchers in regional and rural communities
A question to the Minister for Sport, Multiculturalism, Seniors and Veterans.
Read moreReproductive Healthcare Reform Bill
Fighting for a woman's right to choose is one of the reasons I stand here today as an elected representative. I believe in my heart that women and their doctors are best placed to make decisions about their reproductive health; in fact, I think they are the only ones who should make those decisions.
Read moreInner West MP's lead charge on abortion reform
Inner West MP’s Jo Haylen and Penny Sharpe MLC have joined forces with Independent MP Alex Greenwich and Nationals MP Trevor Khan MLC to draft historic legislation to remove abortion from the NSW criminal code.
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