In the media
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Calls persist for stricter government action on gambling advertisements
The Wire, 19 July 2024
Kylea calls out the government for 'dragging its feet' when it comes to implementing gambling reforms committed to last year. "It's imperative that us as citizens continue to push them to take us in the direction we want to go in the longer term," she says
July 28 St Leonards Park concert to promote climate change awareness
North Sydney Sun, 22 July 2024
North Sydney Sun publishes article on the Our Future, Your Duty Concert, with Kylea stating “If a government doesn’t have a positive duty of care to ensure the decisions it makes don’t negatively impact future generations, what is its job?”
Free concert urges government to take climate responsibility
North Side Living, 20 July 2024
“Climate change threatens the future health and wellbeing of all Australians, but especially young people,” said Kylea in North Side Living's article on the Our Future, Your Duty concert.
Nauru detainee speaks out as new boat arrivals near 100
ABC News, 19 July 2024
Kylea and Senator David Pocock are pushing the Albanese government to improve processing times of asylum seekers in Nauru, with the goal of their Private Member's Bill to cap offshore detention times at 90 days.
Lane Cove Council to fund a study into 5G technology
In The Cove, 18 July 2024
Kylea has responded to Lane Cove Council's call to fund a study into 5G technology, stating "...it is important that all Australians know their safety is always paramount in the minds of anyone involved in the federal government..." and concluding that any necessary research should be initiated by the council independently.
Free Sydney concert to press federal government over climate change
The Guardian, 18 July 2024
The Our Future, Your Duty concert has featured in The Guardian Live Blog, including statements from both Kylea and Anjali Sharma.
Free, all-age concert will see North Sydney unite to call for a positive duty of care for future generations
Media Release, 17 July 2024
Some of Sydney’s best known new musical talents are teaming up with climate activist Anjali Sharma, North Sydney MP Kylea Tink, and North Sydney Council to call for the federal government to recognise its responsibility to future generations and fight for intergenerational inequity.
In 2022, I left court in tears. Standing in parliament felt like deja vu
The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July 2024
Youth climate activist Anjali Sharma explains in this op-ed why she and other young Australians want the government to legislate a Duty of Care.
There are no ‘safe’ seats any more, and here’s why that’s good news
The Sydney Morning Herald, 10 July 2024
Ross Gittins article discusses how the rise of independents and minor parties is good for Australian politics, and the teals MPs 2022 election proves that. "...the two main parties just play politics...Voters are increasingly taking the law into their own hands by opting for the minor parties and independents."
Kylea's Interview on ABC Radio Sydney Breakfast on 'Save North Sydney'
ABC Radio Sydney Breakfast, 8 July 2024
Kylea speaks on the community's 'Save North Sydney' campaign in response to the AEC's plan to abolish the electoral seat of North Sydney, stating "My heart lies with North Sydney." She goes on to say that "The AEC's released this plan as a draft...they've asked for the feedback and I think that gives the people of North Sydney every right to go back and say 'well I think you've got it wrong'."
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