I’m a community-minded Southern Tasmanian – Mum to two small children, Deputy Mayor of the Kingborough Council, and a former award-winning tourism operator with a law degree. I know what it’s like to stretch the family finances in small business, and to want action on big issues. I listen to and advocate for others, driven by a strong work ethic and the values of integrity, inclusion, transparency and accountability.

During my time in local government, much of my advocacy has focused on state-level issues — from road safety concerns to statewide approaches to land rezoning and bushfire bunker accreditation. As a community-minded independent, I believe the role of a Legislative Councillor is to act as an independent voice for the community — carefully reviewing laws, holding government to account, and ensuring that decisions reflect local needs rather than party agendas. I am committed to bringing a more collaborative, thoughtful, and transparent approach to Tasmanian politics.

I’m standing for the Legislative Council because Tasmanians deserve real scrutiny, not blank cheques. The Macquarie Point Stadium has become a billion-dollar gamble. Legislative councillors must hold the government to account for how it spends our money — with transparency, fairness, and fiscal responsibility. I’m running to make sure Tasmanians get honesty in public spending and value for every dollar.