[Coming 5 October 2026] I believe a more vibrant Launceston is within reach. Together we can build the care workforce, the next generation, and the big things that can set up our people and this place for the next 100 years.

[27 September 2026] I believe Launceston is the right size and has the right people to prevent homelessness wherever we can, and to end it quickly when it occurs.

[27 September 2026] I believe we can be ambitious for Launceston and disciplined with public money at the same time.

[20 September 2026] What would a truly creative Launceston look like? A city that invests in local talent and gives people affordable places to learn, create and perform.

[18 September 2026] I believe we can build a more vibrant city together. We can build the care workforce, the next generation, and the big things that can set up our people and this place for the next 100 years.

[11 September 2026] I believe suicide prevention starts long before crisis. It grows when people feel connected, have somewhere they belong, can contribute to their community and know that somebody will notice when they are struggling.

[8 September 2026] What would a truly Child Friendly Launceston look like? I am backing a city that listens to children, values their contribution and puts their voices closer to the centre of civic life.

Commencing 14 September 2026. I’m not coming to make a speech. I’m coming to listen. Everyone is welcome. Attendance is free. All candidates for Mayor and Councillor are invited to attend and hear what you have to say. All sessions run from 6.30 pm to 8.00 pm.

[25 August 2026] What would it take to convene councils, care providers, workers, unions, educators, governments and NGOs to develop and deliver a Regional Care Workforce Plan for Northern Tasmania?

[21 August 2026] I believe community safety grows when people belong, have a stable home, earn enough to live with dignity and can find meaningful work. What would it take to build a safer, more vibrant city together?

[14 August 2026] What would it take for Launceston to establish a 'City Deal for Kids'? I am backing every child and young person in this city. I am calling for a City Deal for Kids.

[11 August 2026] What would it take to give people a genuine choice about how they move around our city, make everyday movement safer and easier, and treat active transport as part of the health infrastructure of a vibrant city?

[10 August 2026] What would it take to disagree without making someone our enemy, and to be ambitious for our city without pretending we have all the answers?