Member for Gellibrand. Authorised: Tim Watts, Australian Labor Party, 455 Melbourne Rd Newport.

Newport, Melbourne
Joined April 2008
Not in that extracted paragraph, no. But if you scroll down in the foreword you will find
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Tragically I polished off “Bedtime Stories for Cricket Tragics” in a session this weekend. Felt like a ten year old again obsessing about test cricketers from a century ago. Thankfully there are plenty more stories to come… starting the clock on Vol 2 now @Final_Word_Pod
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Today, on the 20th anniversary of the horrific terrorist attacks on Jimbaran Beach and Kuta in Bali, survivors, families of victims, community members, and first responders gathered in Newcastle.
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Last time I visited @Bahrisons_books I left with a stack so big, I made sure to bring a suitcase this time! A #Delhi icon and operating since 1953, I knew I’d be back. Thanks @barryofarrell for the recommendation then and now!
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A pleasure to meet with Representative @milinddeora MP and Deputy Chief Minister of #Maharashtra @mieknathshinde with Australia’s Consul General in Mumbai Paul Murphy @aushcindia
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Some inconvenient research for the conspiracy theorists: “The voting behaviour of Indian Australians reveals a sophisticated and pragmatic approach to electoral participation.” dfat.gov.au/sites/default/fi…
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This weekend’s March Against Australia attracted a lot of media attention. But we shouldn’t empower these protesters by believing the lies they tell about our country.
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Namaste, Namaskaram, Sat Sri Akal, Assalamu Alaikum – and G’day! I joined the University of Queensland to launch ‘Understanding Australia’s Indian Communities: A Statistical Snapshot’.
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The historian of Australia's relationship with Asia, David Walker, once recounted how in 1966, a newly elected Andrew Peacock burnished his leadership credentials by taking up the cause of Asian engagement - 'a proven topic for earnest statements with visionary appeal' even then.
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Today I met with Bhutan’s Prime Minister @tsheringtobgay in Melbourne. We discussed our strong ties, shared Indo-Pacific priorities, and action on climate change. We also celebrated the valuable contribution the Bhutanese community makes to Australia’s vibrant culture. @dfat
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