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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Opposition commits to landmark 10 year Men and Boy’s health strategy

Opposition commits to landmark 10 year Men and Boy’s health strategy

NSW Opposition Leader, Kellie Sloane has announced that a Liberals and Nationals Government would deliver a dedicated 10-year Men and Boy’s Health Strategy by the end of 2027.  

14 May 2026
NSW families and businesses lose out in lying Labor’s tax and grab budget

NSW families and businesses lose out in lying Labor’s tax and grab budget

Families across New South Wales will foot the bill for Labor’s big tax budget that breaks their election promise and leaves the state worse off.

13 May 2026
Peter Gangemi will deliver for Castle Hill

Peter Gangemi will deliver for Castle Hill

Former Hills Shire Mayor and Mechanical Engineer, Dr Peter Gangemi, has been selected as the Liberal candidate for Castle Hill.

12 May 2026
Minister hiding homelessness data

Minister hiding homelessness data

Shadow Minister for Homelessness, Natasha Maclaren-Jones, is calling on the Minister for Homelessness to immediately release the results of the 2026 Street Count, conducted in February and M...

11 May 2026
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