JAMIE'S ACHIEVEMENTS COMMUNITY NEWS JAMIE PARKER MP MEMBER FOR BALMAIN

NEWS FROM YOUR STATE MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Representing: Annandale, Balmain, Balmain East, Birchgrove, Camperdown, Forest Lodge, Glebe, Leichhardt, Lilyfield, Rozelle and Ultimo

Dear residents, Good news on corruption I wanted to write to you with some good news in our work for a corruption-free NSW. Last year, I introduced a proposed law into Parliament to protect ordinary people who come forward when they suspect corruption at work or in their communities. As a result of this proposal, the government has now asked the Independent Commission Against Corruption Committee to open an inquiry to look into the matter. The important job of freeing NSW from corruption depends on brave people who are prepared to risk their jobs and livelihoods to take a stand. It's just common sense that they should receive proper legal protection. While I have been focused on strengthening our state ICAC in NSW, it's disappointing that both the Labor and Liberal parties recently voted against a Greens motion in the National Parliament to establish a federal ICAC. With two former NSW Labor ministers now behind bars and 11 Liberal Party MPs implicated in ICAC investigations, we need to redouble our efforts to strengthen corruption laws that hold crooked politicians and their mates accountable. I hope you enjoy reading this update on some of my other work. If you’d like to talk to me about this or any other issue, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. Yours sincerely,

JAMIE PARKER MP | Member for Balmain

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GIVE A GONSKI LOCAL WOMAN OF I joined with staff and THE YEAR parents to support Gonski Celebrating International funding with the Teachers Women's Day with our Federation at the Sydney Local Woman of the Year, Secondary College Aunty Kathy Farrawell. Leichhardt Campus. It was wonderful to Thanks to Gonski funding, acknowledge all the work the school has been able Aunty Kathy does in our to employ specially chosen community at the awards and trained staff to support ceremony with the NSW disadvantaged students to Premier and Aunty Kathy's achieve incredible results. husband Darrell.

DEFENDING AUSTRALIA’S BIGGEST GREEN SPACES MORNING TEA My fellow MPs Dawn Walker Enjoying a cuppa at and Mehreen Faruqi and I Australia's Biggest Morning caught up with Jeff Angel Tea at Parliament with and Corinne Fisher from fellow Greens MPs Tamara Total Environment Centre Smith and Jenny Leong, and for a briefing on urban green Cancer Council volunteer spaces. Lisa Smajlov. We are taking up the The Biggest Morning Tea campaign to stop the loss of helps to raise money to trees and breathing spaces support the more than 1.1 to a chaotic development million Australians who are juggernaut that prioritises either living with cancer roads over people. or who have survived a diagnosis.

FAMILY AND NEW FOOTBALL FIELD DOMESTIC VIOLENCE Listening to student leaders I joined fellow Greens Francis and Angus from MPs and members of the Sydney Secondary College community to pay tribute to Balmain campus. people who have lost their lives due to domestic and I was very happy to help family violence. facilitate a grant for the We laid roses outside refurbishment of the school's Parliament House: red for top oval. women, white for children The new playing field is a and yellow for men. great improvement. The Family violence, which oval was part of $250,000 in includes domestic violence, grants I helped deliver for our abuse and intimate partner local community this year. violence, affects the entire Australian community.

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Jamie facilitated $250,000 of funding this year to hard working community groups, delivering over $1.5 million since his election. STANDING UP FOR WHAT MATTERS

WESTCONNEX AND SAVE THE WESTERN HARBOUR TUNNEL EXTEND LIGHT RAIL

Despite NSW Labor now publicly backing The government are still planning to sell Imagine hopping on a fast, comfortable, the WestConnex project, community off the iconic Powerhouse building with quiet and low polluting tram to get to the concern continues to rise. Alarmed by the 'in principle' support of NSW Labor. city instead of sitting in a bus traffic jam plans for the Western Harbour Tunnel Western Sydney residents deserve a while inching along Parramatta Road or under Balmain (now known as Westconnex museum which reflects their unique Darling Street. Stage 4) hundreds of residents attended cultural and historic heritage, and Ultimo Light rail can move nearly three times my public meeting to explain the impacts. residents deserve to keep their 100 year as many people as a car lane, reducing The government has directed the transport old museum site out of the hands of bus congestion in the CBD and getting department not to consider any public developers. everyone where they want to go faster transport alternatives to these new We won a Parliamentary Inquiry into the and more efficiently. tollroads. sale which has revealed how shonky this Labor and the Liberals are committed We will continue to press the government deal is – so make your voice heard. to polluting tollroads that contribute to to invest in world class public transport climate change – but there is another Take action: rather than multibillion dollar destructive way. tollways. www.jamieparker.org/powerhouse Take action: Take action: www.jamieparker.org/lightrail www.jamieparker.org/western_harbour_tunnel

PROTECT A NEW FERRY INNER WEST WENTWORTH PARK FOR GLEBE BUS PRIVATISATION

The precious green space of Wentworth Instead of sitting in jammed up buses, Thank you to the hundreds of residents Park is in danger of being overwhelmed residents of Glebe could get to work or who attended the public meeting I hosted by 1000s of new high rise apartments appointments in the city aboard a ferry. at Leichhardt Town Hall supporting our on the Fish Markets site. There’s also A ferry service from Glebe would help public bus system. talk of using some of the park for a new ease the problem of too many buses in The answer to improving bus services is ‘marketplace’. the CBD as well as being a quick, easy not for the government simply to wash Whether it’s a picnic in the sun in summer, and scenic way to travel into the city. their hands of the matter and sell them a run around for the kids, or cheering on The government has now included it in off. the local soccer team, Wentworth Park their transport planning strategy – so Instead, we need to see bus transport needs to be kept for local people to enjoy. now is the time to ramp up the pressure improved with a genuine commitment to We need to tell the government that to make it a reality. bus lanes, priority traffic lights and more Wentworth Park should be given back to services. Take action: the and kept as an open www.jamieparker.org/glebe_ferry_petition Take action: Jamie facilitated $250,000 of funding this year to space for local residents. www.jamieparker.org/bus_selloff hard working community groups, delivering Take action: www.jamieparker.org/save_wentworth_park over $1.5 million since his election. JAMIE'S ACHIEVEMENTS IN THE NSW PARLIAMENT, Jamie and the Greens have successfully amended over 70 laws IN THE COMMUNITY, Jamie has delivered results like these: WOMEN’S SPORT SERVICES u Intervened with the Minister to get approval u Integral to the campaign for new sporting fields that saw the government at Callan Park reverse $3 million in funding cuts to local women’s u Delivered over $300,000 refuges in funding to local sporting clubs

u Worked directly with the Attorney General to secure funding for the Women’s Family Law Court YOUNG PEOPLE Support Service, which u Led the successful campaign to helps over 1000 survivors of overturn the eviction of the domestic violence each year Glebe Youth Service u Negotiated a free lease with the government for additional land for Glebe PCYC u Delivered over $600,000 in grant funding to local schools

PLANNING u Led the campaign against the overdevelopment of White Bay Power Station with TRANSPORT the government announcing u Successfully lobbied the government to invest over the rejection of all of the $12 million in new and upgraded ferry wharfs 16 proposals for residential development u Won the right for Sydney school students to travel for free on light rail to and from school u Secured a commitment from the government to rule out u Successfully advocated for the extension of sell-offs or residential from Dulwich Hill to Lilyfield light rail development on Callan Park

Authorised by Jamie Parker MP. Printed by Breakout Media Communications, 4 Goulburn St, Sydney using parliamentary entitlements. 100% recycled paper. June 2017. WHAT'S YOUR TO-DO LIST FOR THE NSW PREMIER?

Dear Premier, We need your government to change course on issues that affect our community. Here is my to-do list for you:

TO-DO LIST (Please number the boxes in order of priority) Scrap the WestConnex Stage 3 project and the Western Harbour tunnel ¨ and use the money for world class public transport.

Give Wentworth Park back to the City of Sydney to stop it being encroached ¨ upon by private property developers. Reverse the decision to privatise the Inner West bus routes and instead ¨ invest in better timetabling and more services. Strengthen the NSW ICAC and lend your support to the plan for a ¨ federal anti-corruption body. Start investing in light rail for Parramatta Road and the City as part of a wider ¨ commitment to public transport. Build a new ferry service from Glebe to the City. ¨ Cancel the sell-off of the Powerhouse Museum in Ultimo and instead give ¨ Western Sydney a dedicated museum that reflects its unique culture and history. Install shore to ship power at White Bay Cruise Terminal to protect both locals ¨ and residents of the wider Sydney area from toxic diesel fumes and noise.

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Email______Send it to us and I will deliver it to the Premier on your behalf. Scan or photograph your list and email it to [email protected], or post it free of charge to : Premier of NSW, c/o Jamie Parker, Reply Paid 84125, Glebe NSW 2037.