The 48th Parliament

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The 48th Parliament

Understanding the make-up of the 48th Parliament is critical to any organisation working in policy development and advocacy.

In addition to unpacking the election outcome and makeup of the parliament, we will also explore lessons from the first year and the political landscape looking towards the next election. 

This workshop will be recorded.

Date: 

Thursday 28th October 2026

Times by states: (Please be aware of the time differences for each state)

• VIC, NSW, ACT & TAS 10:00am-1:00pm
• SA  9:30am- 12.30pm
• QLD 9:00am - 12:00 (noon) 
• NT 8:30am - 11:30am 
• WA 7:00-10:00 am

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The workshop will cover:

The 48th Parliament

In this workshop, we will explore:

- An overview of the election outcome

- An overview of the Members and Senators in the 48th Parliament

- Opportunities presented by the 48th Parliament

- Lessons from the first year of Parliament

- Looking ahead to the next election 

- Tactics and tools for engagement.

The workshop will also provide an opportunity for you to connect with other people advocating for change.

Who should attend this Workshop?

This workshop is designed for people working in policy, advocacy, campaigns, government relations and leadership roles across the not-for-profit sector.

It will be particularly valuable for anyone seeking to understand the opportunities, challenges and engagement pathways presented by the 48th Parliament, and how to build relationships with Members, Senators and decision-makers.

About the facilitator

Caterina Giorgi is the Founder of For Purpose. She has worked in purpose driven organisations for almost two decades, including most recently as CEO of the Foundation for Alcohol Research and Education (FARE).

She is also the Chair of Australian Progress and a Founding Member of Women in Public Health. She is an Ambassador of NOFASD and has also previously served on the Boards of YMCA Canberra and Fair Agenda.

Caterina has presented at conferences, delivered training and consulted with organisations on strategy, advocacy, government relations and public policy. She has contributed to legislative and policy changes at all levels of government in health and social policy.

Caterina also has an honours degree in public health and is a graduate of the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD).