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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Minns Labor Government must urgently pass amended good character evidence bill

Minns Labor Government must urgently pass amended good character evidence bill

Last night, the Opposition and the Legislative Council crossbench voted to support amendments to the Crimes (Sentencing Procedure) Amendment (Good Character at Sentencing) Bill 2026 which wo...

8 May 2026
RBA rate hike hits NSW families

RBA rate hike hits NSW families

NSW families and small businesses have been dealt another blow following the Reserve Bank’s decision to lift the cash rate for the third consecutive time this year.  

6 May 2026
NSW Liberals and Nationals to move on e-bike rat-bag laws

NSW Liberals and Nationals to move on e-bike rat-bag laws

Under the NSW Liberals and Nationals Government rat-bags on e-bikes will be held accountable.

5 May 2026
Preventing antisemitic activities in Local Government facilities

Preventing antisemitic activities in Local Government facilities

The use of council-controlled facilities for activities deemed antisemitic will be prohibited under an amendment to the Local Government Act to be moved by the NSW Liberals and Nationals. 

5 May 2026
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