You are invited to an ‘Hour of Power’ with Sussan Ley; Federal Member of Parliament who is a strong advocate for women and many rural and regional issues, especially those which assist in bridging the ‘city vs country divide’.

Sussan is particularly passionate about fostering decentralization, supporting farmers, home grown food security, balancing water for agriculture and the environment as well as improving services for rural health.

Join us to hear of Sussan’s incredible story over a delicious lunch at the Hilton Garden Inn Albany.

Lunch is provided, and all dietary requirements have been considered for attendees.
If there is a specific allergen that you need catered for, please send us a message after purchase.

A Bit About Sussan

Born in Nigeria to English parents, Sussan Ley grew up in the UAE and England before moving to Australia as a teenager.

Schooled in the United Kingdom, Queensland and Australian Capital Territory, Sussan’s later tertiary study led to a Bachelor of Economics, Master of Taxation Law and a Master of Accounting. Prior to entering politics she worked as a commercial pilot, farmer and public servant.

Federal Member for Farrer, New South Wales,
Deputy Leader of the Opposition,
Shadow Minister for Women,
Shadow Minister for Industry, Skills and Training,
Shadow Minister for Small and Family Business.