Real issues. Practical solutions. A better future for our region.
This is simply how my brain works — I'm always thinking about the future. What we do today shapes what our region looks like tomorrow, and if we have vision, we can map that path out together.
These ideas haven't been formally validated or approved by anyone. They're conversation starters — early thoughts I believe are worth exploring as a community.
At the end of the day, everything I do is about people. I'm committed to ethical, transparent leadership that keeps residents informed and involved in the decisions that shape our future.
Growth is coming — the question is how we manage it. I advocate for careful rezoning that balances housing demand with infrastructure capacity, environmental protection, and the character of our townships.
As our region grows, so does the demand on our water infrastructure. I want to lobby SA Water to future-proof our water supply so it keeps pace with development and community needs.
Our main streets in Yankalilla and Normanville are the heart of our community — supporting local businesses, walkability, and our unique identity. I'm committed to keeping them vibrant.
Heavy freight trucks through Yankalilla and Normanville impact safety, noise, and the feel of our towns. I'm pushing for a dedicated freight bypass corridor to divert heavy vehicles around our townships.
As global waste and fuel costs continue to rise, so will the cost of waste services for our community. The Fleurieu Regional Waste Authority (FRWA) needs to stay ahead of these pressures by running as efficiently as possible.
Good waste management starts at home. Ongoing community education programs are essential to help residents sort their waste correctly and handle hazardous items safely.
Residents shouldn't have to leave the region for major purchases. I'm working to identify the right locations for bulky goods retail — in a way that supports, not undermines, our main streets.
I'm always keen to hear what matters most to you. Reach out and let's talk about the future of our community.
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