Tim James

Shadow Minister for Small Business, Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Member for Willoughby

WE'LL KEEP MOVING WILLOUGHBY AND NSW FORWARD.

Shadow Minister for Small Business, Shadow Minister for Fair Trading, Work Health and Safety and Building, Member for Willoughby

Tim has lived in Willoughby for over 30 years and five generations of his family have lived in and served Willoughby. He is passionate about serving Willoughby ensuring it leads in lifestyle, culture, enterprise and environment.

He was previously the Executive General Manager at the Menzies Research Centre, the think-tank for the Liberal Party.

Tim earlier worked in the global pharmaceutical sector for eight years where he rose to become CEO of the national industry body Medicines Australia.

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Latest State News

Minns Labor Government shuts down lifeline for small business owners

Minns Labor Government shuts down lifeline for small business owners

The Minns Labor Government has delivered another blow to the state’s small businesses in its recent Budget by axing funding for the highly successful Service NSW Business Connect program.

2 July 2025
School’s out on third failed Labor budget

School’s out on third failed Labor budget

The Minns Labor Government has failed its third budget test, only announcing one new school in its 2025-26 Budget and being forced to reannounce projects to cover for its lack of delivery.

1 July 2025
Dodgy smoke dens to be shut down under Coalition crackdown

Dodgy smoke dens to be shut down under Coalition crackdown

The NSW Coalition will introduce a Bill in Parliament to crack down on criminals and make NSW the hardest place in Australia to sell illegal tobacco and vapes. 

30 June 2025
SPEECH - BUDGET IN REPLY

SPEECH - BUDGET IN REPLY

Liberals plan to make it easier to build more homes, back hard-working families and support small businesses across NSW.

26 June 2025
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