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10 years ago today, the people of Mayo put their trust in me to represent them.
We are an electorate with a strong sense of community that shines through in times of joy and hardship.
A decade has gone quickly - and it continues to be an been an honour and a privilege to serve our community.
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This is a national health issue.
Growing numbers of young Australians are being diagnosed with early onset Bowel Cancer. We are now recording some of the highest rates in the world.
Last week I met 43 year old Emma from Kangaroo Island, who was diagnosed with Stage 3 early onset Bowel Cancer last year. It was a challenge for Emma to get diagnosed despite her symptoms and a family history of Bowel Cancer.
We need action to better understand this fast-moving disease.
Bowel Cancer Australia
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What an extraordinary group – this year’s participants in the National Farmers' Federation 2026 Diversity in Agriculture Leadership program.
Seafood, beef, sheep, wine, farm safety, technology, communications – these remarkable women come from different backgrounds but all face similar challenges in the agriculture industry.
Was particularly great to meet Aldinga local Amy Richards.
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It’s concerning that a case of H5 bird flu has been detected in a giant petrel found at Knights Beach near Port Elliot.
I asked a question in Parliament today about bird flu and have subsequently been briefed by the Agriculture Minister’s office. I understand this discovery may be concerning for some people, but I am assured the Federal and State Governments, as well as agricultural industries and environmental groups have been preparing for an outbreak for some years.
There’s plenty of information at birdflu.gov.au
The message for the public if you see a dead or injured bird is – avoid, record, report.
For the answer to my question visit this link: www.youtube.com/@rebekhasharkie9589
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Our wine industry is facing one of the most significant challenges in its history, and the Government needs to listen. 🍇
This industry sustains regional communities, drives tourism, supports exports and showcases Australia to the world.
Mayo is home to some of our most recognised wine regions - Adelaide Hills, McLaren Vale, Langhorne Creek and Currency Creek, where wine tourism is critical. From cellar doors, to freight companies, to grape growers – they’re all feeling the financial and emotional pressure.
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Celebrating some of the dedicated volunteers at the Milang and District Community Association. This group fosters community spirit and engagement and works tirelessly for the benefit of locals. An inspiring organisation!
#volunteerappreciation
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