Tim James

Shadow Minister for Small Business, Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Member for Willoughby

WE'LL KEEP MOVING WILLOUGHBY AND NSW FORWARD.

Shadow Minister for Small Business, Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Member for Willoughby

Tim has lived in Willoughby for over 30 years and five generations of his family have lived in and served Willoughby. He is passionate about serving Willoughby ensuring it leads in lifestyle, culture, enterprise and environment.

He was previously the Executive General Manager at the Menzies Research Centre, the think-tank for the Liberal Party.

Tim earlier worked in the global pharmaceutical sector for eight years where he rose to become CEO of the national industry body Medicines Australia.

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Minns Labor government forced into inquiry after long silence on illegal tobacco trade

Minns Labor government forced into inquiry after long silence on illegal tobacco trade

Yesterday the Minns Labor Government agreed to the Opposition’s terms for a Parliamentary Inquiry into the exploding illegal tobacco trade that is endangering communities in NSW.

8 May 2025
Chris Minns plays catch up

Chris Minns plays catch up

The only reason the NSW Premier has now taken any action on the Eddie Obeid corruption cash is because the media exposed it weeks ago.

6 May 2025
Minns Labor Government gambling with your privacy with driver licences up for privatisation

Minns Labor Government gambling with your privacy with driver licences up for privatisation

The Minns Labor Government is putting the personal data of every NSW driver at risk, quietly preparing to privatise the production of driver licences in a time of when cyberattacks are an ev...

27 April 2025
No confiscation? Minns Labor Government must come clean on Obeid’s $30 million

No confiscation? Minns Labor Government must come clean on Obeid’s $30 million

At a time when many are drowning in bills, skipping meals and scraping every dollar to survive, a convicted corrupt former NSW Labor Minister has been allowed to walk away with $30 million.

24 April 2025
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