Where I’ve been and what I’ve learned

I’m Reform Australia’s candidate for Wentworth in the 2028 federal election.

I’m building a serious local campaign focused on listening to the community, explaining politics clearly and developing practical solutions to the issues affecting everyday life.

I chose to study engineering because I wanted to understand how complicated systems are designed, why they fail and how they can be improved.

Software engineering has trained me to break large problems into manageable parts, test different solutions and keep improving until something works properly.

Those skills shape how I approach technology, business and politics.

I founded Prismline Digital to help local businesses use technology in practical ways.

I build websites, AI agents and automated systems that reduce repetitive administration, improve day-to-day operations and give business owners more time to focus on work that needs human judgement.

Running the business has taught me how to take an idea from the first conversation through to a finished system that solves a real problem.

In 2024–2025, I ran for Wentworth as an independent for the first time.

With a campaign budget of around $6,000, I spent a year attending community forums, running pop-up offices, knocking on doors, delivering flyers and speaking directly with people across the electorate.

On election day, more than 50 volunteers helped us cover polling booths throughout Wentworth.

I worked with primary school students in after-school care, helping run activities, supervise afternoons and create a safe and enjoyable environment.

The role taught me patience, responsibility and how much trust people place in you when you are looking after their children.

I travelled to schools across New South Wales presenting workshops on study skills, time management, motivation and academic confidence.

Speaking to thousands of students taught me how to hold a room, explain ideas simply and adjust the way I communicate for different audiences.

It also gave me the chance to hear directly from young Australians about their ambitions and their concerns about education, careers, housing and the cost of living.

I grew up in Wentworth and attended Waverley College.

By the time I finished school, I was already deeply interested in technology. I spent my spare time building computers, experimenting with online systems and creating my first websites and digital tools.

That early curiosity eventually became the foundation for my studies and my business.