Professional background

With a solid foundation in nursing and health administration, Bree brings a unique blend of clinical expertise, leadership, and a strong academic background in politics and history, which has equipped her with valuable insights into governance, policy-making, and the intricacies of political systems.

Beyond her professional life, Bree has dedicated over 20 years to volunteer community involvement, particularly through lifesaving and sporting clubs.

Her long-standing commitment to community service has allowed her to develop strong leadership skills, a deep understanding of community needs, and a passion for giving back.

Outside of work, Bree currently serves on the Board of the Southern Football Netball League.

Sunset over Kananook Creek, Frankston

Something a little more personal

A proud mum to a 13-year-old daughter, Bree is passionate about advocating for breast cancer awareness, a cause close to her heart. Having lost her mum to the disease in 2019, she dedicates her time to raising awareness, supporting those affected, and promoting early detection.

Living on the Mornington Peninsula provides her with a beautiful backdrop to her love of travel and photography, where she enjoys capturing the landscapes of her local area and exploring new destinations with her daughter.

Whether supporting a cause, traveling, or enjoying time with family, Bree’s life is deeply rooted in making a positive impact on her community and the world around her.

Ireland, 2024

Areas of passion and advocacy

Having lost her mum to breast cancer in 2019, Bree is a passionate advocate for cancer awareness, including early detection and accessibility to screening services and treatment options. She actively volunteers for the Mother’s Day Classic and has held fundraisers for breast cancer charities.
Through supporting women who have experienced the lasting impacts of mother loss, Danielle and Eloise Motherless Daughters Australia (MDA) have connected hundreds of women across the country to ensure they have not felt alone through
Improving accessibility to healthcare services is vital in developing strong communities. While heath infrastructure projects are occurring across the country, under the current government, essential funding to develop services and grow staffing levels has not been provided.
With stunning coastlines, restaurants, wineries and small businesses, Frankston and the Mornington Peninsula is a hub for tourism opportunities. Bree is passionate about supporting and advocating for the success of these businesses and developing tourism opportunities.
Australians have served in war and conflict zones for generations, and advocating for their accessibility to welfare and support services is vital. Bree has previously spent time volunteering for a local RSL and is a regular attendee of ANZAC Day services.