Professional Experience
Before being elected to Council, I worked part-time at Woolworths Kwinana for three years while continuing my studies in Global Security at Murdoch University. My professional and academic experiences have strengthened my understanding of service, responsibility, and the importance of contributing to something bigger than myself.
Over the past few years, I’ve been actively involved in a range of community initiatives, including helping to establish my school’s Environment Club and volunteering with the Kwinana Lions Club, where I continue to support local projects and fundraising efforts. Through these experiences, I’ve learned the importance of teamwork, transparency, and taking the time to truly listen to people’s concerns.
As the youngest councillors ever elected to the City of Kwinana, I bring a fresh and forward-thinking perspective to local government. My goal is to work collaboratively with residents, community groups, and fellow councillors to deliver practical outcomes and meaningful change. I am passionate about ensuring that every decision made reflects the voices of the people we represent — building bridges between generations and perspectives to create a stronger, more inclusive Kwinana for all.
Committees/Membership
Representation on City of Kwinana Committees
- Bush Fire Advisory Committee
- Access and Inclusion Reference Group
- Events Funding Assessment Panel
- LYRik Scholarship and Awards Panel (Assistant)
- Local Commercial Support Grant Panel
External Committees
- Cockburn Sound Management Council (Proxy)
- Kwinana Senior Citizens Centre Committee (Proxy)
- Metropolitan Regional Road Group South West Sub Group (Proxy)
- Communities Industry Forum (Proxy)
Interests
I’m passionate about community safety, transparent decision-making, and ensuring that local government remains accountable to the people it serves. I’m also a strong advocate for accessibility and better support for individuals and families living with disabilities, including Hidden disabilities. I believe good governance begins with listening to residents and working collaboratively to find practical solutions. I’m also a strong supporter of youth involvement in local government and hope to inspire the next generation to take an active role in shaping Kwinana’s future. I strive to build bridges, not barriers — fostering understanding, unity, and collaboration across all parts of our diverse community.