The Albanese Labor government has let the blockchain industry and investors down. They promised regulation but have not delivered. I spoke at the Tech Council summit and urged the government to step up to protect Australian jobs and Australian investors.

The Coalition remains committed to building a tech-friendly economy with policies that enable growth and safeguard Australians. As crypto gains traction globally, I believe Australia has a unique chance to lead.

Speaking with 2GB Drive host Chris O'Keefe, Simon Kennedy MP highlighted safety concerns over e-bikes in Sutherland Shire, discussing frequent accidents involving high-speed, often unregulated e-bikes that pose risks to pedestrians.

Without nuclear there is no way we will meet our net zero targets,” - Simon Kennedy MP.

Australia is a long way from its renewables targets and would require “all technologies” to meet its net zero promise, a leading scientist said at an inquiry into the future of nuclear power in the country.

When it comes to regulating emerging sectors like blockchain, industries often react with caution. As Ronald Reagan said, "The most terrifying words are: 'I'm from the government, and I'm here to help.'" Blockchain could contribute $60 billion to Australia's GDP by 2030, but the government’s delays in regulation are stifling growth and risking Australians’ investments. The Liberal Party will not allow this inaction to harm an entire industry or put jobs at risk. It's time the government provided the clarity businesses need.

From 2027, Sutherland Hospital’s MRI facitlies will be available to all outpatients. This is awesome news for local residents and will improve waiting times and convenience for patients in the Shire. Thanks to everyone who helped me campaign for this change.

During the recent by-election in the Cook Electorate, concern about the use of e-bikes was a priority of many residents. in August 2024 I wrote to the NSW Parliament to make a submission into the NSW Parliamentary Inquiry into use of e-scooters, e-bikes and related mobility options

On Friday, 28 June, a community forum was hosted to discuss the increasing impact of e-bikes in Cook. The session included local residents, cycling clubs, e-bike retailers, and representatives from Sutherland Shire Council and the Cronulla Chamber of Commerce. Discussions centred on improving road rule enforcement, imposing stronger penalties for misuse, and enhancing cycling infrastructure. Mayor Pesce committed to upgrading signage and bike racks in Cronulla Mall. Another forum will be held in October to review progress and ensure e-bikes are used safely and responsibly within the community.