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Today we proudly celebrate Australian National Flag Day and the 125th anniversary of the first time the flag was officially flown on September 3rd, 1901.
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Happy National Wattle Day! Celebrating Australia's golden wattle, our beautiful national floral emblem. What a gorgeous symbol of Australian unity and resilience.
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A productive few days on the Southern Fleurieu, with Mobile Electorate Offices in Willunga, McLaren Vale, Aldinga and Sellicks Beach.
I’ve met with a wide range of people about the issues affecting them, from aged care to veterans’ matters, to federal services and policies.
These conversations are so important because they are an opportunity to hear directly from our community and understand people’s concerns.
Thank you to everyone who took the time to come along and share their views.
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Today is National Meals on Wheels Day!
Meals on Wheels is about so much more than food - it’s a friendly face, a check-in and helping people stay independent at home.
Earlier this year I visited Stirling Meals on Wheels and met with the wonderful team of volunteers, who prepare and deliver up to 250 fresh meals every week.
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Our local Mt Barker TAFE is a fantastic example of responsive, accessible vocational education and training. With courses ranging from nursing and defence training opportunities to hospitality, automotive, literacy and numeracy, TAFE is helping people build practical skills and create pathways to rewarding careers. During National Skills Week, it was wonderful to visit Mt Barker TAFE and celebrate the achievements and success of students and educators. Skills and vocational education play such an important role in strengthening our local communities and workforce. #NationalSkillsWeek
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Relief for more than 830,000 older Australians, now that the Commonwealth Home Support Program (CSHP) is being retained. I’ve advocated for CHSP, as a critical early intervention when people need help to live safely and independently at home. Whilst this is positive news, there still so much more to be done to improve the aged care system.
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