Anthony Roberts

is your Member for Lane Cove

WE'LL KEEP MOVING LANE COVE AND NSW FORWARD.

Anthony Roberts is your Liberal Member for Lane Cove

A Member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly, he has represented the Electorate of Lane Cove for the Liberal Party since 2003.

Educated at Saint Ignatius’ College, Riverview, Anthony attended the University of Technology, Sydney, where he studied business and served as President of the UTS Union. In 2010, he graduated with a Masters of Arts in Strategic Communications from Charles Sturt University.

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Chris Minns must address housing demand

Chris Minns must address housing demand

The NSW Opposition has renewed calls for the Minns Labor Government to work with Federal Labor and Anthony Albanese to reduce the state’s record high immigration rates in order to alleviate ...

7 December 2023
Infrastructure and immigration a risk to Labors leaked planning reforms

Infrastructure and immigration a risk to Labors leaked planning reforms

The NSW Opposition is awaiting further information on leaked Government plans to rezone land around eight Metro and heavy rail stations and to apply new planning controls at 31 other train s...

5 December 2023
Powerhouse Castle Hill museum solution to Ultimo closure

Powerhouse Castle Hill museum solution to Ultimo closure

The NSW Opposition is calling for the Powerhouse Museum in Castle Hill to be given the opportunity to shine while Powerhouse Museum Ultimo closes its doors for renewal on 5 February 2024.

5 December 2023
Coalition fixes Labor’s hate speech legislation

Coalition fixes Labor’s hate speech legislation

The NSW Parliament got behind the Coalition’s efforts to amend the Crimes Act in a way that allowed NSW Police to prosecute those publicly threatening or inciting violence but prevented this...

1 December 2023
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