Fighting for cost of living relief for Pine Rivers

Nikki has fought hard to ease cost of living pressures for local families, delivering practical relief that made a real difference week to week.

That included universal cost of living relief measures like; 50-cent public transport fares; energy bill rebates for every household, including a minimum $1,000 rebate in 2025; 20% off rego; FREE Kindy for 4 year olds; free TAFE; and $200 Sports Vouchers. These were introduced to help families manage everyday costs.

Nikki relied on the first home owners grant to buy her first home locally in Bray Park and she is committed to fighting for more social and affordable housing for locals. She was proud to be part of a government that increased the first home buyers grant, but knows more needs to be done.

Many of these measures are no longer available under the LNP, despite the difference they made for households across our community.

That’s why she continues to fight for genuine universal cost of living relief that supports locals, and helps Queenslanders get ahead.


FIGHTS FOR US.