On Wednesday last week I was delighted to host a morning tea at Parliament House for the year 6 leaders of the primary schools in Ku-ring-gai.

 I urge everyone to do all they can to prepare their homes for this potentially volatile bushfire season.

I am sure everyone in this Chamber would agree with me that the unsung heroes of our community are our carers.

The Bail Amendment Bill 2015 will give bail authorities greater scope to revoke or refuse bail when the accused has breached their bail conditions...

Tucked away behind a hedge on a residential roundabout in leafy Wahroonga is the scene of a significant chapter in Australia's history.

The Baird Government is getting on with the job of progressing the Sydney Metro City and Southwest projects.

Leadership is partly innate and partly a developed skill. Over time, you learn judgement about when to lead and when to consult.

Since my childhood I have always had a passion for and love of the arts, in all their various forms.

 I have been shocked by the often-quoted statistic that about one person every week is killed in Australia in an act of domestic violence.

The centenary of the ANZAC Gallipoli landing in 2015 was much anticipated in the Ku-ring-gai electorate and it lived up to every expectation.

The members of Rotary are truly great citizens. We appreciate their work for the less fortunate people within our community.

 I hope that I can focus on the development of many creative ideas to bring about beneficial change to our State.