Have Your Say

Michael McCormack MP

Federal Member for Riverina

Shadow Minister for International Development And The Pacific

Have Your Say

Being your voice in Parliament is about getting things done to ease cost-of-living pressures, listening to residents and building stronger communities and a stronger Australia.

From ensuring there’s a doctor to see you in the regions through Rural Medical Schools, having your back when you need it most, getting you home sooner and safer on better roads or securing and growing jobs, The Nationals will always fight and work for and on behalf of you.

I’m committed to improving services and community facilities while easing the cost of living and creating jobs.

My door is always open, so if you have anything you want to raise with me, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

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The Riverina

ABOUT THE RIVERINA

Spanning an area bigger than Switzerland, at 48,988 square kilometres the Riverina represents one of Australia’s most diverse federal electorates.


We live in a wonderful region, full of exciting opportunities and boasting diverse industries and employment prospects. Ours is a landscape with dry and irrigated farmlands, fabulous tourist attractions and events and, best of all, fantastic and friendly people.


Our region is the home of the world-famous Chiko Roll, the birthplace of the Kelpie, the Elvis capital of Australia and a memorial where a dog sits atop a tuckerbox waiting for its master.

It’s an education hub where students are well-serviced from preschool to PhD and one of the nation’s most fertile agricultural areas.


Covering some 12 Local Government Areas – Bland, Coolamon, Cootamundra-Gundagai, Cowra, Forbes, Hilltops, Junee, Lockhart, Parkes, Temora, Wagga Wagga and Weddin – the Riverina electorate features a wide range of vibrant communities.

“I have lived my life by this motto: I promise not to be silent when I ought to speak. That is my commitment to the people of the Riverina and to this Parliament.”

— Michael McCormack, Maiden Speech, 21 October 2010