Standing for Freedom,
Fair Laws &Family

Restore parental rights in the law   “I believe parents are children’s best protectors and that’s why I fight for Parents Rights. I believe that children belong to their parents, not to the government, not to the school, not to the sporting club. Parents should have the right to know…

Protect Sex Based Rights in Law “The hard-won rights women fought for so that we could fully and equally participate in public life over the course of the last 100 years are lost. We no longer have the right to female-only public toilets, change rooms and refuges, and all those…

On 18 April 2024, Moira gave notice that this House calls on the Government to properly regulate Victoria’s circular economy to protect the environment, the community and the viability of businesses by immediately making it mandatory – that all feedstock materials are tested and certified as being free from relevant hazardous…

Parents deserve to know what happens to their own children at school. Right now, Victorian government schools can change a child’s name, pronouns or social identity without ever telling mum or dad. A parent can send their child to school one day and have no idea that, behind closed doors,…

Girls deserve a fair go in sports. When boys are allowed to compete in female sport, that fair go disappears. Male bodies are, on average, faster and stronger. Put them in a girls’ race, a girls’ game or a girls’ contact sport and the result is predictable: girls lose their…

Your child fills out a survey at school about their feelings, their body, their identity or their home life. You are never told. You never agreed. And you may never see the questions or the answers. This happens in Victorian government schools right now. Wellbeing and identity surveys are handed…

Hiring should be a win, not a punishment. But in Victoria, when a small or family business takes on that first extra worker, the government treats it as a chance to send another tax bill. Payroll tax kicks in and rewards growth with a penalty. That is backwards. A tax…

Victorian families are already stretched to the limit. Power and gas bills keep climbing. Insurance renewals jump every year. Rates notices, rego, rent and mortgage resets all land in the same crowded inbox. Every dollar is already spoken for before it comes in. And still, the government keeps finding new…

When the government signs a deal with a union, you pay for it. So you should be able to see it. Right now, agreements between the Victorian Government and unions can be struck behind closed doors. The terms are hidden. The costs are buried. And the people who fund it…

Your taxes should pay for services, not political campaigns. But in Victoria, public money can end up funding union campaigning — the ads, the mobilisation, the political muscle. Money raised from families, tradies and small business owners gets funnelled into causes those same people never agreed to back. That is…