Member for Balmain Jamie Parker has welcomed an announcement from the Port Authority that it will review its 2017 ‘Shore Power Feasibility, Costing and Emission Benefits Study’.

The Inner West Council has released a third version of their proposed tree policy (Tree Management DCP draft) for public comment. 

Member for Balmain Jamie Parker has said a plan to build a new mixed-income housing project in Glebe will result in a net loss of social housing accommodation.

Jamie has been working with local residents to protect our community in the face of a massive proposal to build a Bunnings superstore at Parsons St Rozelle for many years.

A report released by the NSW Parliament ICAC Committee calls on the government to investigate a new, independent funding model proposed by the ICAC’s Chief Commissioner.

Over 150 residents have attended a street meeting held by Jamie Parker, Member for Balmain, calling on the government and the Inner West Council to back away from a plan to destroy dozens of trees in Annandale to make way for the Whites Creek Link.

The government has released the tunnel route for WestConnex Stage 3b, the Rozelle Interchange. They are proposing to build a monstrous spaghetti junction as shallow as 10m under the inner west. 

NSW Greens anti-corruption spokesperson Jamie Parker has called on the government back proposals by the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC) for increased and independent funding.

NSW Greens corruption spokesperson Jamie Parker MP has called for companies who lobby politicians without registering themselves or their lobbying activities to be fined.

Just over two years after the Grenfell Tower fire tragedy, secret documents obtained by Jamie Parker MP reveal 58 buildings in the Inner West Council area are at risk from flammable cladding.

One of the best ways to make our city more liveable and sustainable is by building a world-class public transport system.

Labor Councillors have caved to a swell of community pressure, introducing minor changes to the destructive Inner West Council Tree Development Control Policy (DCP) passed on 27 August.