Dr Daniel Mulino was elected as the Member for Fraser in the Australian Parliament at the 2019 Federal Election.

Born in Italy, Daniel is passionate about Fraser’s harmonious multicultural community and is honoured to represent this wonderful part of Melbourne’s west in the Australian Parliament.

As a migrant to Australia and the father of a young daughter, Daniel understands the power of education and the opportunities it creates. He is committed to delivering for Fraser’s schools and improving access to great local TAFEs and universities.

Daniel is an economist by training, with a PhD from Yale University. He has lectured at Monash University and worked as a public policy consultant at the World Bank and firms including McKinsey, AlphaBeta, Pottinger and the Nous Group.

Before entering the Australian Parliament, Daniel served the Victorian community as a member of the Victorian Parliament. He was Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer between 2014 and the 2018.

Working closely with the Treasurer, Daniel got things done in Fraser and across Victoria. Daniel helped secure record funding for Victoria’s public services and improved access to excellent schools, quality training and good jobs.

He also helped deliver major new infrastructure projects across Fraser including the removal of level crossings, redevelopment of Sunshine Hospital and construction of the Joan Kirner Women’s and Children’s Hospital.

Daniel is a strong and experienced voice for Fraser in Canberra. He will draw on his expertise and experience to promote economic development, fairness and to deliver the improved infrastructure and new local jobs that Fraser needs.