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Julia Finn

Member for Granville

Julia Finn - Member for Granville Julia Finn - Member for Granville

Julia Finn is a long term local resident and lives with her husband Leigh and her dog Hugo. Julia is a former Lord Mayor of Parramatta.

Julia was elected State Member for Granville in March 2015 and is NSW Labor’s shadow minister with responsibility for sport and for youth. She wants to see grassroots sport better supported across NSW; and young people all over the state deserve a better deal from the NSW Government.

Since being elected Julia has stood up for Western Sydney against the Liberal Government’s tolls, teacher shortages, cuts to TAFE and hospital waiting list blowouts. Julia fought for a major safety upgrade to the Church St off-ramp after the Liberal Government reintroduced M4 toll caused endless traffic and safety problems as motorists exited the M4 in droves, avoiding the toll. She fought to bring Service NSW back to Merrylands after the Liberal Government closed the local motor registry in 2016.

Julia and NSW Labor have positive and fresh plans to resuscitate our health system and rebuild our health workforce, to recruit and retain more teachers, to renew local manufacturing and to repair the damage caused by 12 years of Liberal privatisation.

Connect with Julia

Email: [email protected]
Facebook: @JuliaFinnMP
Phone: 0414 899 155
Postal : PO Box 652, Guildford NSW 2161
Twitter: @juliafinnMP

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