Ms Tyrrell broke ground in 2022 as the first One Nation MP ever elected to the Victorian parliament and has been a strong voice for an end to the neglect of regional areas by the Andrews, Allan and Carroll Labor governments.

A former farmer and emergency services volunteer, Ms Tyrrell has also worked in the hospitality, tourism and real estate sectors. She’s a mother with two children.

Ms Tyrrell has been a strong advocate for Northern Victoria and regional communities across the state, highlighting in particular the Labor government’s appalling and dangerous neglect of the regional road network.

She has advocated for reductions in red tape for the state’s irrigators, and for the expansion of drought assistance provided to farmers.

Ms Tyrrell also moved to criminalise desecration of the Australian and Victorian flags, and has advocated for implementing recommendations for IBAC and the state Ombudsman to improve government accountability.

She has also spoken strongly against the divisive ‘Respectful Relationships’ program rolled out in Victorian schools.