Kellie Sloane
LP NSW

Leader of the Opposition

Very Safe

12.9% Margin

Elected 2023

3 years

Member for Vaucluse

NSW

Kellie was born in 1973 in the Barossa Valley, South Australia.

Kellie holds a Bachelor of Arts from the University of South Australia, majoring in Journalism. She began her career in journalism as a broadcaster at the Australian Broadcasting Corporation in 1993, before becoming a lifestyle series reporter for both A Current Affair and Money at the Nine Network in 1997. During her 13 years at Nine, Kellie also hosted Nightline and acted as co-host of the Today show. In 2010, she became th...

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First Speech in Parliament

25 May 2023

Ms KELLIE SLOANE (Vaucluse) (16:08): I have done a lot of public speaking, but this is a unique setting, as you have all learned in the past few minutes. It is a great honour to be standing before you as the member for Vaucluse—only the tenth person to do so in almost 100 years since the formation of the electorate in 1927. I thank our community for entrusting me with this great responsibility, and I pledge to always remember that this role does not belong to me; it is yours. This community i...

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Luke Nayna is Kellie Sloane's Chief of Staff.

Kellie Sloane represents the electorate of Vaucluse in the NSW Parliament.

Kellie Sloane is a member of the Liberal Party.

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In Parliament

Question Time

Operation Shelter

New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 28 May

Defence National Security

AI Summary

  • Kellie asked the Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism about discrepancies regarding Operation Shelter's status after the Bondi terror attack.
  • She highlighted conflicting statements between Commissioner Lanyon and Deputy Commissioner Hudson about the operation existing in name only by 2025.
  • Kellie sought clarification on who advised the Minister that Operation Shelter never ceased, given the royal commission evidence.

Question Time

Operation Shelter

New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 27 May

Defence National Security

AI Summary

  • Kellie Sloan asked the Minister about conflicting statements regarding Operation Shelter after the Bondi terrorist attack.
  • The police commissioner stated Operation Shelter was initiated, contradicting the Minister's claims that it never ceased.
  • A point of order was raised, questioning the validity of Sloan's implications that the Minister misled the House.

Social Media

Posted on Facebook • 29 May 2026

Today I spoke at our Federal Liberal Conference about the kind of future I want for NSW - and what’s at stake as our State goes from top to bottom performer in our nation under Labor. In the coming months we’ll be detailing our policies to take to the next election - under 10 months away. We will provide NSW with a plan to return us to number one. To support businesses not penalise them. To plan for the long term - not just the immediate political cycle. To give families hope and reward their hard work and effort. To be builders not just managers. Today I pledged to provide a plan that is optimistic, practical and achievable. Stay tuned …
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Posted on Facebook • 27 May 2026

Keeping the tradition alive. Go the @nswblues
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Posted on X • 8 November 2025

Multicultural Affairs

Time to test our new incitement to hatred laws. These thugs should be locked up. They are a threat not only to our Jewish community who were the targets of today’s chilling display - but to broader multicultural NSW. #nswpol https://t.co/JV6S59qdau
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Posted on X • 2 October 2025

But the real problem is that whether it is Anthony Albanese in Canberra or Chris Minns in Macquarie Street, Labor is failing NSW hospitals.
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