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

Motions

Surveillance Devices Legislation

New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 26 March

AI Summary

  • Debate on the Surveillance Devices Legislation in New South Wales Parliament.
  • Emphasis on the need for amendments to current surveillance laws.
  • Discussion on implications for privacy and law enforcement practices.

Question Time

Minister for Lands and Property

New South Wales Parliament • Legislative Assembly • 26 March

AI Summary

  • The Member for Rockdale raises concerns about local infrastructure projects.
  • Questions the government on funding and timelines for these projects.
  • Highlights community frustrations regarding delays and lack of communication.

Social Media

Posted on Facebook • 2 April 2026

In Sydney's South West with Wendy Lindsay listening to businesses about the challenges they're facing and the support they need. @wendylindsayforeasthills @jayproductionsevents
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Posted on Facebook • 1 April 2026

Economy

Standing on the shoulders of giants - just under one year to go 💙 15 years ago NSW elected the O’Farrell Govt in a landslide, paving the way for 12 successful years of Liberal and National Governments, led by Barry, Mike, Gladys and Dom. They presided over a time of growth, development and opportunity for our State. Now NSW is been sliding backwards under Labor. In just three years all that growth - all the momentum - grinding to a halt. We are bottom of all the States now in economic growth - have record business closures - higher inflation than the national average - and no plans for infrastructure after Labor cuts the ribbons on Coalition projects. Change is needed again. The challenge is immense but I am inspired by the company I keep both in these former leaders and in my Coalit...
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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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