I’m Rebekha Sharkie, your independent voice for Mayo.

I’ve lived here for decades – it’s where I raised my children and where my husband runs a small construction business. When I speak in Canberra, I speak as your neighbour.

I work every day to make sure Mayo’s voice is heard on the issues that matter most to our community.

Woodside Barracks Update

More than 200 people attended a recent community information session on the future of the Woodside Barracks, showing just how important this site is to our community.

The meeting gave locals the opportunity to hear directly from the Department of Defence and ask questions following the decision to sell the Barracks as part of the national Defence Estate divestment process.

While many people remain disappointed by the decision to sell the site, the focus is now shifting to what happens next and ensuring our community has a strong voice in shaping that future.

I am supporting the formation of a community working group to help identify future uses for the Barracks and ensure local knowledge and ideas are part of the process.

Community feedback to date has been clear. People want to see outcomes that benefit the wider community, conserve the environmental values of the site and respect its long connection with Woodside and the Adelaide Hills.

This is an opportunity to create something special that future generations can enjoy and benefit from.

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There should NOT be a data centre in Tungkillo.
Data Centres do NOT belong on prime agricultural land.
I stand by the community opposed to this proposal.
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7 hours ago

Small business is being shafted by the Federal Government.
Today I met with a group of small businesses led by Belinda Raso from Tax Invest Accounting and heard about their challenges and concerns, including the Government’s plans to change discretionary tax laws.
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2 days ago

The cost of living crisis means some Australians are being forced to make hard choices between their bills or putting food on the table.
To offer some immediate relief, I’m calling on the Government to halve fuel excise for a minimum of six months.
Every time we fill up our fuel tanks, it costs a small fortune. For every litre of petrol or diesel, the Government is getting 53.7 cents in excise, as well as GST.
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3 days ago

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