Bob Nanva

Bob Nanva

politician Australia

Bob Nanva is an Australian politician and member of the Labor Party, representing the New South Wales Legislative Assembly. Known for his advocacy on workers' rights and social justice issues, Nanva has been involved in discussions surrounding workers' compensation reform. His recent inquiries into proposed legislation reflect his commitment to ensuring fair and sustainable support for injured workers.

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Australia Australia: A dissenting statement released by government MPs Bob Nanva, Mark Buttigieg and Peter Primrose attacked the committee’s report as straying into political commentary. 5

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Opposition open to negotiation on controversial reforms

Australia Australia: Bob Nanva, a former Labor general secretary turned upper house MP, was present at the protest. 6

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Bridge protest misread creates new caucus problem for NSW Premier Chris Minns

Australia Australia: Bob Nanva, a state Labor MP, participated in the march against the Israeli government's actions. 6

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Who attended Palestine Action Group’s historic March for Humanity including Julian Assange, Craig Foster, Antoinette Lattouf and more

Australia Australia: Labor MP Bob Nanva questioned the government regarding the workers' compensation legislation. 5

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The Sydney Morning Herald: Workers’ compensation legislation suffers blow after Greens MP Abigail Boyd turns