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Below is my contribution to today’s debate on firearms laws Parliament of NSW. I speak in facts, and suggest that this needs to be slowed down and sent to an Inquiry. Otherwise we will see a huge expense of public funds, no change in public safety, and only the law abiding firearms owners will be impacted. Criminals and terrorists do not follow laws. The root cause of this is extremism, anti semitism and radicalism. The bill does nothing to fix that. I am pulling every lever I can to get an inqu

1 day, 16 hours and 5 minutes till the Parliament of NSW sits to consider these rushed laws. Has the NSW Government, NSW Labor and Chris Minns considered the electoral impacts of these un consulted law changes? I think the lack of understanding coupled with high emotion has lead to this mess and bad legislation. We need cool heads, evidence and solid processes for these things. Not knee jerk decisions with perverse outcomes. Email your local member using these addresses. https://www.parliament.n

I raised the issue of land acquisition for national parks in the Parliament of NSW again this week. Since June 2024, 30 properties, totalling 113,976 hectares, have been acquired for the national park estate in New South Wales—and much, much more before that. Before these properties became national parks, they were businesses that contributed to local economies and were managed for pest animals and weeds. One of the problems is that the management structure of the National Parks and Wildlife Ser