The best lesson my parents taught me and my brother was a simple one: be curious.
Everywhere I go in this unique city, I meet people who are curious and passionate about the decisions that shape our community.
Canberra’s north rewards the curious. I've set out to build trust and engagement in the representative process and the people of Fenner teach me more about what that means every day.
ANDREW LEIGH MP
FEDERAL MEMBER FOR FENNER
SHADOW ASSISTANT TREASURER
SHADOW MINISTER FOR COMPETITION & PRODUCTIVITY
SHADOW MINISTER FOR TRADE IN SERVICES
SHADOW MINISTER FOR CHARITIES AND NOT-FOR-PROFITS
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Jan 16, 2019
POLITICAL PARENTING CAN BE MORTIFYING – BUT THE IMPERFECTIONS CAN BE GLORIOUS The Guardian, 16 January 2016 At first glance, it seemed the last photo you’d put on the front of your Christmas card. Gweneth and I were smiling at the cameras, along with our eldest two boys. What we...
Jan 15, 2019
STUART ROBERT GETS IT WRONG Back at the desk after a year being investigated by ASIC, justifying his business dealings, and being forced to repay a $38,000 internet bill, Stuart Robert has blundered again. In a media release today, Mr Robert states that Labor voted against the Coalition’s Multinational Anti-Avoidance...
Jan 09, 2019
SHINE A LIGHT ON OUR QUIET ACHIEVERS
The Chronicle, 8 January 2018
WHEN working with people with disabilities, Pam Beckhouse kept faith that her students had the capacity to learn.
“Be positive. Never stop. Keep trying,” she counsels.
“One day, something will happen and you’ll realise they were taking it in all that time.”
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