Jessie has lived in the local area for 20 years. She is happily married and has two school age children. She holds a Bachelor of Business. For the past 12 years she has built her own consulting business. Prior to this Jessie had corporate senior leadership roles. She is a proud member of the Hurstbridge RSL.

She understands her community’s concerns about crime, especially after a break-in at her home and theft of her car by a group of youths. She is driven to reduce crime and help people feel safe again in their own homes and when they are out in their community.

Jessie’s children attend local schools, and she has helped raise funds for vital school equipment. She served on the school council including a term as School Council President. She has witnessed the decline in teaching our proud Australian culture and history. She wants parents to have a voice in what is taught in our schools. Along with One Nation she will ensure that numeracy, literacy and strong life skills are at the forefront of our children’s education.

Jessie has advocated for her own family through aged care that was degrading and unsafe. Jessie believes that caring for our ageing citizens with dignity and respect should be a priority for government, and right now this state is failing them.

She is angry that Victorian taxpayers’ money has been mismanaged leading to out-of-control debt. Every dollar wasted is a dollar not spent on police, schools, roads, or on the CFA that protect this community. She will fight for spending that is accountable and transparent.

Jessie is proudly standing as the One Nation candidate, to be an advocate for the Eltham electorate. To listen first, then to fight for the things that matter to the people who live here.

“I live by a simple rule. Do not complain about something unless you are prepared to be part of the solution.” Jessie is standing to be part of the solution.