2024 Prime Minister’s Luncheon

Two years on from Labor’s election victory, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will address the number one priority of his government – tackling cost of living pressures – and outline his vision for a Future Made in Australia.

Australia’s 31st Prime Minister will deliver a keynote address on the back of the billions of dollars invested in Western Sydney housing, roads, education, transport, health and manufacturing.

Western Sydney is crucial for achieving the nation’s objectives and the Prime Minister will discuss how his team is working to deliver for the community here.

Please click here to see the 2024 Prime Minister’s Luncheon program.

Date
Friday, 24 May | 11:45am – 2:30pm

Venue
Accor Stadium, Sydney Olympic Park

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Hon.

Anthony

Albanese

MP

31st Prime Minister of Australia

Kirsten

Andrews

Chief of Staff to the Vice-Chancellor, The University of Sydney

Joe

Barr

Chief Executive Officer, John Holland Group

Christopher

Brown

AM

Chairman, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Matilda

Harry

The Dialogue’s Generation West

Adam

Leto

Chief Executive Officer, Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue

Kerrie

Mather

Chief Executive Officer, Venues NSW

Sally

Sitou

MP

Federal Member for Reid

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We acknowledge and honour Aboriginal People who have cared for Country in Greater Western Sydney for at least 60,000 years and acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which we gather today.

The Western Sydney Leadership Dialogue thanks these Traditional Owners and we pay our respects to their Ancestors and Elders – past, present and emerging.

We also acknowledge the vital role played by our Local Aboriginal Land Councils, the modern custodians for all First Nations people who currently live in our region, home to one of the largest urban Aboriginal populations in Australia.