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Warren Snowdon MP
Federal Member Lingiari
Shadow Assistant Minister For:
Indigenous Health
Northern Australia
External Territories
The Centenary of ANZAC
T: 1300 301 725
Email: warren.snowdon.mp@aph.gov.au
Warren Snowdon MP
Alice Springs Office
Unit 3/12 Gregory Tce
Alice Springs
Ph: (08) 8952 9696
Coolalinga Office
Shop 12
465 Stuart Hwy
Coolalinga, NT 0835
Ph: (08) 8983 3129
Katherine Office
Mb: 0488 291 423
Canberra
R1, 29 Parliament House
Canberra, ACT 2600
Ph: (02) 6277 4081
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PROUD TO SERVE THE PEOPLE OF LINGIARI
I'm proud to represent the people of Lingiari, the most interesting and diverse electorate in Australia. As your local Member of Parliament I am able to voice your views and concerns in the Parliament and in Government, and I'm always keen to find out more about the issues the Lingiari community cares about.
In my capacity as Member for Lingiari and also in my roles as the Shadow Assistant Minister for Indigenous Health, Shadow Assistant Minister for Northern Australia, Shadow Assistant Minister for External Territories, Shadow Assistant Minister for the Centenary of ANZAC, I will continue to work hard for the people of the Northern Territory, Christmas Island and Cocos-Keeling Islands.
I will ensure that you are at the forefront of the National debate on the development of Northern Australia and in Indigenous advancement and that Federal policy is driven to make living in the Territory and North Australia, fairer and better, for you and your family.
Please feel free to contact my electorate offices in Alice Springs, Coolalinga and Katherine to talk to any of my staff or send us an email or a message via this website by clicking on Contact Us section. .
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Regards,
Warren Snowdon MP
Federal Member Lingiari
Latest Posts
- 09/12/2018in LOCAL MEDIA, MEDIA RELEASES, NATIONAL MEDIA
OPINION PIECE: One Third Of Lingiari To Be Denied Their Right To Vote
One Third Of Lingiari To Be Denied Their Right To Vote Due largely to cuts by the Federal Government, approximately one third of the potential voters in my electorate , are not on the list of people able to vote in Federal, Territory or local elections. All citizens must get an equal and fair opportunity... - 08/12/2018in LOCAL MEDIA, MEDIA RELEASES, NATIONAL MEDIA
MORRISON GOVERNMENT’S PRIVATISATION BY STEALTH
Territorians just can’t trust Scott Morrison and his out-of-touch Liberal party with our public energy assets. Yesterday the Federal Liberal Government introduced legislation that could lead to the forced privatisation of the Northern Territory’s energy assets. Privatising energy assets is in the Liberals’ DNA. When asked whether his “big sti... - 03/12/2018in LOCAL MEDIA, MEDIA RELEASES, NATIONAL MEDIA
MR SNOWDON NOTES TABLING REPORT ON THE INQUIRY INTO THE MANAGEMENT OF PFAS CONTAMINATION IN AND AROUND DEFENCE BASES.
Mr Snowdon notes the tabling in Parliament today of the Report by the joint standing committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade into the management of PFAS contamination in and around Defence bases. The Report contains evidence given by members of the Katherine Community who have been affected by PFAS chemicals and attended the... - 29/11/2018in LOCAL MEDIA, MEDIA RELEASES, NATIONAL MEDIA
NO MOVE FROM GOVERNMENT ON SHORTWAVE RADIO
Minister for Regional Communications Bridget McKenzie has today confirmed the Government has no plans to re-establish the vital shortwave radio service in Northern Australia. During Senate Question Time, Minister McKenzie was asked if she stood by her statement that the ABC’s decision to shut down the service following repeated budget cuts from the... - 29/11/2018in LOCAL MEDIA, MEDIA RELEASES, NATIONAL MEDIA
TIME TO UNITE BEHIND A VOICE FOR FIRST NATIONS PEOPLE
In May 2017, 250 First Nations leaders met at Uluru and called for a constitutionally enshrined Voice to Parliament. After more than a decade of debate about what form Constitutional Recognition should take, representatives of First Nations people described what it looked like to them. They told Australia that while the 1967 referendum meant they...
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