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Mark Hodges

Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Public Spaces, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Police and Counter-terrorism, Member for Castle Hill

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Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Public Spaces, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Police and Counter-terrorism, Member for Castle Hill

Mark has lived locally with his family for 30 years and served in executive positions on school associations and sporting clubs throughout the community. Mark has spent his life giving back to his community, first as a police prosecutor and as a solicitor, and more recently as Hills Shire Councillor, where he was elected as Deputy Mayor in 2022. 

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