Hon. Mary-Anne Thomas
Meet Mary-Anne
Before her election to Parliament, Mary-Anne has been a teacher, a unionist, and a public, private and NGO sector executive. She is passionate about ensuring all Victorians have the services, jobs and infrastructure they need to thrive – no matter where they live or where they were born.
Mary-Anne believes that great governments can transform communities and lives. Having grown up in a small farming town in north-east Victoria, she understands the needs of rural and regional communities. Mary-Anne ran for Parliament to deliver better services and infrastructure in her community of Macedon.
Mary-Anne is motivated by her commitment to make Victoria a fairer state which gives its citizens the opportunity to contribute and where everyone is welcome, supported and accepted. She wants to do her part to ensure vulnerable and disadvantaged communities have access to what they need, whether that is in health, education, housing or public transport.
Mary-Anne’s favourite moments as a member of parliament include visiting local schools to read stories and talk with students, sharing a cuppa with the members of local men’s sheds and neighbourhood houses, participating in community events across the electorate and enjoying all that the Daylesford – Macedon region has to offer.
Ministries
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Minister for Health since June 2022
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Minister for Health Infrastructure since December 2022
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Minister for Ambulance Services since October 2023
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Minister for Medical Research December 2022 - October 2023
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Minister for Ambulance Services June 2022 - December 2022
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Minister for Agriculture December 2020 - June 2022
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Minister for Regional Development December 2020 - June 2022
Position
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Leader of the House since December 2022
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Cabinet Secretary November 2016 - December 2020
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Parliamentary Secretary for Carers July 2016 - November 2016
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Parliamentary Secretary for Health December 2014 - November 2016
Committee memberships
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Member, Dispute Resolution Committee since February 2023
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Member, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee since February 2023
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Member, Legislative Assembly Standing Orders Committee since February 2023
Electorate
Macedon
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Other members for this area
Each district is a part of a region, which has five members.
Allowances, budget and international travel reports
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2023–2024
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2022–2023
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2021–2022
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2020–2021
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
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2019–2020
- Quarter 4 (Apr–Jun)
- Quarter 3 (Jan–Mar)
- Quarter 2 (Oct–Dec)
- Quarter 1 (Jul–Sep)
Historical information
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First elected
29 November 2014 -
3,637 days of parliamentary service
2014 - current -
First ministerial appointment
22 December 2020
Electorate represented
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Macedon since 29 November 2014
Party represented
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Australian Labor Party since 29 November 2014
Positions held
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Leader of the House since 5 December 2022
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Cabinet Secretary 1 November 2016 - 22 December 2020
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Parliamentary Secretary for Carers 1 July 2016 - 30 November 2016
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Parliamentary Secretary for Health 23 December 2014 - 30 November 2016
Ministries held
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Minister for Ambulance Services since 2 October 2023
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Minister for Health Infrastructure since 5 December 2022
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Minister for Health since 27 June 2022
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Minister for Medical Research 5 December 2022 - 2 October 2023
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Minister for Ambulance Services 27 June 2022 - 5 December 2022
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Minister for Agriculture 22 December 2020 - 27 June 2022
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Minister for Regional Development 22 December 2020 - 27 June 2022
Committee membership history
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Member, Dispute Resolution Committee since 23 February 2023
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Member, Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee since 23 February 2023
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Member, Legislative Assembly Standing Orders Committee since 23 February 2023
Electorate office
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Phone
Postal address
PO Box 39 Gisborne VIC 3437
Ministerial office
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