Anthony Roberts

Shadow Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism, Shadow Minister for Corrections, Member for Lane Cove

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Shadow Minister for Police and Counter-terrorism, Shadow Minister for Corrections, 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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Doctors plead with Minns Labor Government to drop three strikes drug driving policy

Doctors plead with Minns Labor Government to drop three strikes drug driving policy

A joint letter by leading clinicians across NSW which raises urgent concerns about the Minns Labor Government’s three strikes drug driving policy, reinforces calls by the Liberals and Nation...

14 June 2026
Record investment to back farmers and tackle feral pigs

Record investment to back farmers and tackle feral pigs

An elected Liberal and Nationals Government will fund a $300 million biosecurity and control program for the coordination and management of feral animals to protect our critical primary indu...

13 June 2026
Liberals and Nationals guarantee regional NSW a fair share

Liberals and Nationals guarantee regional NSW a fair share

An elected Liberal and Nationals Government will ensure that regional NSW gets its fair share of infrastructure funding with a Regional Infrastructure Guarantee of 25 per cent.

12 June 2026
Liberal and Nationals Government to reinstate regional seniors travel card

Liberal and Nationals Government to reinstate regional seniors travel card

The NSW Liberals and Nationals will bring back the Regional Seniors Travel Card if successful at the 2027 election.

12 June 2026
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