• Ali & Team
  • Wins So Far

    Since 2018, we’ve fought hard for many millions in funding in the best interests of the region.


    From Birchip to Robinvale, Werrimull to Wycheproof, we’ve fought hard – and will keep fighting – for each and every member of the electorate.

    The Base

    Back in the hands of the public - thanks to people power!

    Overdue School Upgrades

    Desperately needed, much deserved funding for our schools

    Public Housing

    Over $40 Million to assist our most vulnerable

    SH*T ROADS Campaign

    Millions in funding for our worst roads - and the fight rages on

    Mildura Sporting Precinct

    Our new $44 Million sports hub.
  • The Issues

    The game has changed, but the battle isn’t over. 


    There’s still plenty to be achieved to secure a better quality of life for the entire electorate for many years to come.

    Environment

    Our backyard is our biggest asset – we need to protect it

    Rural GPs

    The healthcare we deserve, regardless of postcode

    Arts

    A bustling arts scene is a great indicator of a thriving community

    Rates

    The fight for fairer rates through proportional funding

    Water

    Water will always be our major issue - let's work to get it right

    Public Housing

    Livable conditions for our most vulnerable

    Sport

    Game On for funding for our electorate

    Tourism

    The sky's the limit for #outbackvic

    Education

    Funding critical foundations for skills and learning

    Rail

    A proper revival for passenger & freight

    Roads

    We've tackled the worst roads, still a big fight ahead

    Farming

    A loud and proud voice for the spine of our nation

    Business

    Recovery and Prosperity - an ongoing fight

    Health

    We have our hospital back - but we aren't stopping there
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council

Fed support needed for RateGate

MEMBER for Mildura Ali Cupper is calling for an increase to the Federal Assistance Grants funding pool, not only to address rates imbalances, but to keep major infrastructure projects on track in the wake of COVID-19 related cost increases.

27/01/2022