Tri Vo
ALP
NSW
Member for Cabramatta
Very Safe
11.8% Margin
Elected 2023
3 years
Member for Cabramatta
NSW
Tri completed a Bachelor of Commerce and a Bachelor of Laws from the University of Sydney in 2001. In 2004, Tri established Trivo Lawyers: a firm specialising in a wide variety of cases ranging from family law to criminal matters, based in Canley Heights and Marrickville.
Tri was elected to the NSW Legislative Assembly as a Labor Member for the seat of Cabramatta in the 2023 State election. His policy areas of interest include public education, hospitals and transport infrastructure. Tri h...
Committees
- Independent Commission Against Corruption
- Ombudsman, the Law Enforcement Conduct Commission and the Crime Commission
- Law and Safety
- Ageing and Disability
First Speech in Parliament
21 June 2023
# Refugee Support # Education Equity # Healthcare Funding
Personal Background and Values
- Tri Vo recounts his journey as a boat refugee from Vietnam, highlighting his family's struggle and resilience. His father's experience as a political prisoner and his own escape shape his identity and values.
- Vo expresses pride in his refugee status, seeing it as a qualification that informs his political perspective and commitment to community service.
Policy Interests
- He emphasises the importance of supporting local healthcare, particularly advocating for necessary funding for Fairfield Hospital to ensure essential services for the community.
- Vo champions education equity, reflecting on his journey through public schools and his desire to provide equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their background.
Community Focus and Future Agenda
- He aims to be a voice for Cabramatta, promoting its vibrant multicultural community and addressing local concerns such as housing affordability, cost of living, and infrastructure development, especially with the upcoming second airport.
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In Parliament
Written Community Recognition Statements
Christmas Carols Held at Parkside Church
New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 14 May
AI Summary
- Mr Tri Vo attended Christmas Carols at Parkside Church, noting the event's warmth and community spirit.
- He praised the talented performances by church members, which encouraged reflection and celebration.
- The event highlighted values of hope, generosity, and togetherness, important during the festive season.
- Tri Vo thanked Senior Pastor Matthew Le Claire for the invitation and hospitality.
- Such gatherings strengthen community bonds and celebrate shared values.
Written Community Recognition Statements
Haymarket Lunar New Year 2026
New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 14 May
Multicultural Affairs
AI Summary
- Mr Tri Vo joined Premier Chris Minns and colleagues in Haymarket for the Lunar New Year 2026 celebrations.
- The event featured vibrant decorations, lion dances, and a strong community turnout, showcasing cultural diversity.
- Acknowledgement of the importance of culture, heritage, and community connections in New South Wales.
Social Media
Posted on Facebook • 10 May 2026
Posted on Facebook • 7 May 2026
Education Early Education Schools and Teaching
