Sadly, we have a couple of out and proud active Climate Change deniers. They vote against sustainability measures in our local area. And they’re running again in the December election.

Australia has a food waste problem. In a 2018 study, the National Waste Report reported that food and garden organics make up about half of all kerbside garbage. So when will Lane Cove Council step up?

What do Bob Campbell Oval, Lane Cove Golf Course and Kingsford Smith Oval have in common? It’s not grass! They are at the centre of growing tensions in our community on who access to public open space, who should have access in the future, and how the use of our public spaces might need to change as our population grows.

Like many in our community, I was extremely disappointed with the outcome of this week’s extraordinary council meeting. Councillors voted on a proposal to put synthetic turf on Bob Campbell Oval. There are a number of issues I see with what happened.

This is good news for our community, and I have big plans for the next few months!

Treading lightly on the environment is a key value for me and my team. We’ve been working hard to remove some of the worst parts of running a political campaign: plastic signage.

On Wednesday 21 July 2021 at 8pm, I’m holding my first ‘meet the candidate’ session. Residents in the Lane Cove Council area are invited join me and my team online for a chat.

You don’t need a lot of money to support local businesses. There are lots of ways to show your support.

Some notes on campaigning during a stay at home order!

I'm all about leading with grass roots change! This week I was excited to talk to Joel Spry at ABC Darwin about my project the The Sydney Library of Things.