Hendo all set for $207k new role
DEFEATED MP Sarah Henderson is expected to be sworn in as Victoria’s newest senator by the end of this week.
Ms Henderson, who was dumped by Corangamite voters just four months ago, won a bitter Victorian Liberal Party preselection fight for the prized spot.
The former ABC journalist defeated Greg Mirabella, husband of former Liberal MP Sophie Mirabella, with 234 votes to 197 on Sunday in a tightlyfought contest.
Ms Henderson will replace
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Despite being rejected by voters at the ballot box, Ms Henderson will receive a bumper salary of $207,100 as a senator — more than two-anda-half times the average Victorian wage of $80,610.
Following her preselection, Ms Henderson was yesterday endorsed by the Liberal Party’s administrative committee.
A joint sitting of the Victorian parliament will take place tomorrow night to confirm the appointment.
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The BCCM provided the council with a series of recommended changes, including the Ocean Grove main beach ban, altering “seasonal” zones to allow dog access to beaches for?” MiLinda Dessau will inform Governor-General David Hurley of the appointment, with Ms Henderson expected to be officially sworn in on Thursday. Ms Henderson, who lives at Barwon Heads, has vowed to be the only regional-based Liberal senator, most likely establishing her principal Senate office in central Geelong.
After her win, Ms Henderson thanked Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Deputy Liberal Leader Josh Frydenberg for their support, promising to “hit the ground running” and be a “strong Liberal voice for all of Victoria”.
Ms Henderson yesterday between 8pm and 8am in restricted periods, and creating a “horse zone” along a stretch of beach west of 13th Beach Surf Club.
Council documents show the BCCM received 164 reports of noncompliance of dog said her first port of call as senator would be to visit the region’s farmers.
“While I will be a senator for all of Victoria, I will be working very hard locally representing our region and delivering on our many election commitments,” she said.
“As I committed at my preselection, my very first task will be to visit our farmers in northern Victoria who are really suffering, including from very high water prices.”
Senators are elected for sixyear terms with half of them elected every three years.
Ms Henderson’s term is due to expire on June 30, 2022. rules on the region’s beaches in the first six months of 2019.
The City of Greater Geelong will vote tonight on a recommendation to launch a community engagement process to establish if there’s support for the proposed changes.