In addition to my role as the Member for Mordialloc, I am honoured to serve as Victoria's Minister for Local Government, Minister for Consumer Affairs, and Minister for Renters.

These portfolios provide the opportunity to work closely with councils and local communities across the state, strengthen consumer protections, support renters, and help ensure all Victorians have access to fair, safe and thriving communities. I am committed to delivering practical reforms that improve people's everyday lives while continuing to be a strong advocate for the people of Mordialloc.

Previously, I served as:

Cabinet Secretary to the Premier (2026): Supporting the Premier and the Victorian Government through Cabinet processes, helping to coordinate the delivery of the Government's priorities across housing, education, health, transport, cost of living and other key policy areas.

Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier (2024–2026): Supporting the Premier in policy development and the delivery of outcomes that benefit all Victorians. 

Parliamentary Secretary for Violence Reduction and Men's Behaviour Change, Health and Wellbeing (2025–2026): Working to address the root causes of violence and disconnection, particularly among boys and men, while promoting better health, wellbeing and stronger communities.

Parliamentary Secretary for Health Infrastructure (2022–2024): Assisting in the delivery of major health and mental health infrastructure projects as part of Victoria's post-pandemic recovery.

Parliamentary Secretary for Mental Health and Suicide Prevention (2022–2024): Supporting initiatives to strengthen mental health services, improve suicide prevention and enhance community wellbeing. 

Parliamentary Secretary for Schools (2018–2022): Supporting education policy and advocating for children with additional needs to help ensure every child has the opportunity to succeed.

These experiences have shaped my approach to public service and strengthened my commitment to delivering practical outcomes for local communities and all Victorians.