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Justin Clancy

Shadow Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education, Shadow Minister for Medical Research, Deputy Leader of the Liberals in the Legislative Assembly, Member for Albury

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Shadow Minister for Skills, TAFE and Tertiary Education, Shadow Minister for Medical Research, Deputy Leader of the Liberals in the Legislative Assembly, Member for Albury

Born in Albury, and raised on farms at Urangelline East and Bowna, Justin continues to live in Bowna with his wife Tabitha and three children. Justin understands the challenges and opportunities that regional communities have in the Albury Electorate.

With experience in running his own veterinary clinics in Albury and Wodonga, Justin appreciates first-hand the importance of a strong local economy to create jobs for young people and the need to provide services for hardworking families and retirees. 

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Businesses leaving NSW for Queensland

Businesses leaving NSW for Queensland

An exodus of businesses from NSW to other Australian states has again highlighted the need for important reforms to payroll tax proposed by the NSW Liberals and Nationals.

8 July 2026

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