Corinne Mulholland

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Senator for Queensland

Corinne is a working mum, a proud fourth-generation Queenslander - and deeply honoured to represent our great state in the Australian Senate.

Raised by a single mum in the outer suburbs, Corinne understands the challenges facing working families. She knows what it’s like balancing work, family, and the cost of living.

Now, Corinne and her husband are raising their son in the outer suburbs too.

Corinne is proud to be part of an Albanese Labor Government delivering real solutions – lowering the cost of living, putting money back in your pocket, and making it easier to buy a home.

Corinne is working to make the lives of families just that little bit easier, with:

  • More bulk-billed healthcare, close to home – including our new Medicare Urgent Care Clinics.
  • Affordable and accessible Early Education and Childcare.
  • Access to university, TAFE and apprenticeships that won’t leave you with a lifetime of debt.
  • More housing, and a real chance at buying your own home.

Corinne has a proven track record of delivering. She fought for major infrastructure and service upgrades in the outer suburbs, including the Petrie university campus and new sporting facilities. She led a campaign that secured a much-needed MRI machine for her local hospital – because she gets results.

As a former disaster management specialist, Corinne has led teams to improve preparedness and response strategies across Queensland, our most disaster-stricken state. She knows how to protect communities when it matters most

Corinne is an Ambassador for the Prince Charles Hospital Foundation, an organisation undertaking groundbreaking medical research in heart and lung treatments. She has served on a range of charity boards including the Deception Bay Community Youth Programs.

In her spare time Corinne loves going to Fitstop with her local crew, enjoying Queensland’s stunning beaches, and drinking too much coffee with family and friends.

Corinne knows what government looks like when it works and who pays the price when it doesn't.

She will work every day to make Queensland a fairer, safer, and more decent place.