Councils & AI Data Centres in Tasmania
The Tasmanian Planning Scheme was last updated in 1993, leaving Local Councils following rules note built for today’s technology projects.
Meeting People 1 on 1
Door knocking is a great way to have 1 on 1 conversations with the community to chat about their issues and how Council might be able to help.
Business Northwest Candidate Forum Speech
On 30th September 2026, Business Northwest hosted the Burnie Election Candidate Forum. This is my speech.
Views on Datacentres
A question was posed from Facebook regarding my views on AI Datacentres in Tasmania, specifically the one being built in Burnie, where I am running for election as Deputy Mayor and Councillor.
Bicycle Network - Active Transport and Recreational Cycling in Your Council Area
The Bicycle Network reached out for my views on cycling and how I would support improving access to and within the Burnie City Council area.
Response to ‘Let’s Change Burnie 2026’ Candidate Questions
Let’s Change Burnie 2026 is a Facebook page dedicated to Council election candidates running for the first time. It’s a great way to interact with the community and get yourself out there.