Kylea has made a submission in support of the National Housing and Homelessness Plan Bill 2024 (No. 2), which aims to address the ongoing housing crisis by establishing the legislative framework needed for a more consistent, constructive and cohesive approach to housing in Australia.

Read her submission here.

The Weekly Times, 18 September 2024

Local media coverage of the Australian Electoral Commission's boundary redistribution decision and TeamTINK's community gathering.

Read the front-page article here.

ABC Radio, 16 September 2024

Kylea tells ABC's Craig Reucassel that she is disappointed that the two seats abolished — North Sydney and Higgins — were held by women. "I believe the AEC was working within the framework that it currently has, but I can't help but think that that framework is flawed," she says.

Listen to the interview here.

House of Representatives, 11 September 2024

House of Representatives, 11 September 2024

North Shore Mums, 12 September 2024

Kylea urges parents to beware technology-facilitated abuse and to talk to their families about what respectful relationships and problematic behaviour looks like.

Read the article here.

Daily Telegraph, 12 September 2024

"I continue to believe that the two major parties do not represent the best of us as a nation," Kylea says. "I believe all of us Australians have a responsibility to turn up and work together to try and make sure that the country that we leave for our kids is better than the country that we were born into."

Watch the news segment here.

Media release, 12 September 2024

Kylea Tink MP, Independent Federal Member for North Sydney, has responded to today’s decision by the Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) confirming the electorate of North Sydney is to be abolished.

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We have an affordability and accessibility problem with Early Childhood Education and Care (ECEC) in Australia. Fees are expensive and rising faster than inflation. The sector is dealing with long waitlists and a shortage of workers.

But you can help change that.

Kylea Tink MP, Independent Federal Member for North Sydney, is convening a community forum of randomly selected residents to help identify practical ways to improve the affordability and accessibility of ECEC. This forum will rely on both expert advisors and public submissions for an informed debate about potential policy solutions.

That's why we need you to have your say by submitting feedback and ideas for the forum to consider.

We'd love to hear from you: to improve ECEC affordability and accessibility, what’s the one big policy idea that you think we should push Canberra to consider?

Submissions close 10 October 2024.

Take the survey