Tim James

Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Shadow Minister for Local Government, Shadow Minister for Veterans, Member for Willoughby

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Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Shadow Minister for Local Government, Shadow Minister for Veterans, Member for Willoughby

Tim has lived in Willoughby for over 30 years and five generations of his family have lived in and served Willoughby. He is passionate about serving Willoughby ensuring it leads in lifestyle, culture, enterprise and environment.

He was previously the Executive General Manager at the Menzies Research Centre, the think-tank for the Liberal Party.

Tim earlier worked in the global pharmaceutical sector for eight years where he rose to become CEO of the national industry body Medicines Australia.

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Budget fails skills test as apprenticeship numbers collapse

Budget fails skills test as apprenticeship numbers collapse

The Minns Labor Government's Budget has failed the skills test, slashing TAFE capital investment at a time when apprenticeship and traineeship numbers continue to fall.

23 June 2026
Minns Government cuts $225 million from sport

Minns Government cuts $225 million from sport

The Minns Labor Government has slashed almost $225 million from the Office of Sport budget, dealing a major blow to community sporting clubs, athletes and local sporting infrastructure acros...

23 June 2026
Labor's budget confirms NSW is going backwards

Labor's budget confirms NSW is going backwards

The NSW Liberals and Nationals have today slammed the Minns Labor Government's Budget, saying it confirms that NSW is going backwards and Labor has no plan to grow the economy, support famil...

23 June 2026
NSW Liberals and Nationals back Toll relief for drivers

NSW Liberals and Nationals back Toll relief for drivers

The NSW Liberals and Nationals have welcomed overdue cost-of-living relief for drivers, with the weekly toll cap reduced from $60 to $50, while noting it falls well short of the toll reform ...

23 June 2026
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