• Australian Greens Senator for Victoria
• Became a Senator on 1 May 2024 — unknown
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Matters of Public Importance: Budget (26 Mar 2025)

“The single greatest threat to Australia's national security is climate change. Scientists know this. Defence knows this. Why, then, did the Treasurer fail to mention climate or environment once in his budget speech last night? Because, for them, it's an inconvenient truth standing between them and their corporate cosy-up agenda. And now, with a middle finger to every person and community...”

Statements by Senators: Federal Election (5 Feb 2025)

“This could be one of the last speeches I deliver before being up for re-election in my home state of Victoria. I grew up in regional Victoria, and I've seen firsthand how policies affect regional lives. I have seen community coming together in drought, extreme weather and economic downturn. One of my biggest frustrations about politics in this country is that it's from places where the Greens...”

Statements by Senators: Federal Election (5 Feb 2025)

“To keep Mr Dutton's hatred out of government. In seats including Macnamara, Cooper, Wills, Fraser and Casey in Victoria, we are running huge-scale campaigns where people have the chance to elect a Greens representative. This election is closer than you think. For those watching on from home, a handful of votes could decide whether the Liberals win power or whether the Greens hold the balance...”

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• Has spoken in 33 debates in the last year — below average amongst Senators.
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