In the media

For media inquiries with Kylea Tink please email: [email protected].

‘Discrimination’: Independents call for ban on insurers using DNA ‘against’ people

Sky News, 27 February 2024

Kylea calls on the Government to implement a full ban on genetic discrimination by life insurance companies, to clear the way for people to use genomic science to live longer, healthier lives. "The really disturbing truth we have is that people are choosing not to get these tests because they're worried that they will be denied life insurance, or that their premiums will go too high," she says.

Watch the interview here.

Calls to ban life insurers from discriminating with DNA

The West Australian, 27 February 2024

"People are effectively being profiled and treated differently based on their genetic DNA data," Kylea says. "We need to call it out for what it is, and that's discrimination."

Read the article here.

Statement to the community on ongoing conflict in the Middle East

15 February 2024

Kylea has issued an statement addressing community concerns about conflict in the Middle East.

Read her statement in full here.

North Sydney MP backs cost-of-living tax cuts, reflecting community feedback

Media release, 15 February 2024

Kylea Tink MP, Independent Federal Member for North Sydney, has backed the Government’s revised Stage 3 Tax Cuts, reflecting her community’s view of the changes.

Read her statement in full here.

Two-year wait for parliament workplace enforcement body

The Guardian, 15 February 2024

Kylea says poor behaviour in Parliament House is unlikely to change without the threat of real consequences. “There is still a gaping hole in the way that parliamentarians are called to account for their behaviour,” she says.

Read the article here.

North Sydney makes case for community and climate in 2024-25 Pre-Budget Submission

Media release, 9 February 2024

Kylea has called for the Federal Budget to include funding for North Sydney's bushland, cycleways, sports and arts facilities; investments in cutting-edge research; and support for vulnerable women and children in the community.

Read the media release here and the submission in full here.

North Sydney community leaders come together for International Women's Day 2024

Media release, 8 February 2024

Unpaid labour, access to childcare, and mutual respect will be on the agenda at North Sydney’s Kirribilli Club next month as the community comes together to accelerate progress toward a fairer, more gender-equitable world.

See the event announcement here. Tickets are available here.

Kylea welcomes new fuel efficiency standards

The Weekly Times, 4 February 2024

Kylea has welcomed the Government's release of draft fuel efficiency standards, which are due to take effect next year and will impose a fleet-wide cap on average emissions.

Read the article here.

Mardi Gras 2024!

North Shore Living, February 2024

This year's 'Independents for Inclusion' Mardi Gras float will echo the heartbeat of North Sydney: powered by people. Constituents can join the float virtually by sending pictures to Kylea's office.

Read the article here, on Page 55.

Power to the people

North Shore Living, February 2024

Local media coverage of the North Sydney Community Housing Forum. Is it possible for a randomly-selected group of people to come up with solutions to complex social problems?

Read the article here, on Page 11.

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