Policy reply to the South Australian Wine Industry Association

The Shahid Afridi Foundation (SAF), founded by renowned Pakistani cricketer and humanitarian Shahid Afridi, has long been a beacon of hope for underprivileged communities across Pakistan. Through its focus on education, healthcare, and clean water, SAF is empowering vulnerable families with the tools and opportunities they need for a brighter future. Their commitment to service and compassion for humanity deeply resonates with my own vision and values for building stronger, k

Farewell Dinner - University of South Australia at Adelaide Convention Centre - Paying Tribute to Professor David Lloyd - outgoing Vice Chancellor and President of the University of South Australia

South Australia’s multicultural communities contribute significantly to our social, cultural, and economic life. Recent conversations across community sectors have highlighted both the strengths of our diverse population and the emerging challenges affecting social cohesion. Issues such as community safety, respect, participation, and the impact of misinformation continue to shape the experiences of many people across the State. In response to these insights, I have launched

Policy reply to the Motor Trade Association SA/NT

Policy reply to the Tourism Industry Council of South Australia

Celebrating 45 years of culture and community at the Semaphore Greek Cultural Festival, a beloved South Australian tradition showcasing Hellenic food, music, dance and heritage. Guided by PAGOC’s motto “Όλοι Μαζί – All Together,” the festival honours Greek traditions and unity.

Policy reply to the Property Council of Australia (SA Division)

An inspiring fundraising event at Karen Rolton Oval highlighted the power of women’s cricket to support economic empowerment in Timor Leste. Jing met changemakers including Jenny Thompson from Her World Cricket Tour, Ana Joaquim Pedruco, and Olympian Mariana Dias Ximenes, alongside Australian cricket legends and SACA leaders who continue championing opportunities for women and girls.

Before dawn, the SA Produce Market comes alive as growers, wholesalers and buyers work at incredible pace to deliver the freshest produce to South Australians. During a tour with Frank Bueti of IPS, I saw the hard work, tradition and cultural diversity that define this vibrant community. These family‑run businesses support each other and local charities, making a vital contribution to our state.