Jane Hume
Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations, Shadow Minister for Productivity and Deregulation, Senator for Victoria
Jane Hume is the Deputy Leader of the Opposition and a Liberal Senator for Victoria.
Born and raised in Melbourne, Jane completed a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Melbourne, later returning to gain further qualifications in Political Science.
Jane held various senior positions in the financial services industry, working for the National Australia Bank, Rothschild Australia, Deutsche Bank and as a Senior Policy Advisor at Australian Super.
She has also served on a number of boards including the Royal Children’s Hospital, Federation Square, and Perinatal Anxiety & Depression Australia.
She has served in a number of Ministerial roles, including as the Minister for Superannuation, Financial Services and the Digital Economy, and as the Minister for Women’s Economic Security. She has also served as the Shadow Minister for Finance, Shadow Special Minister of State and Shadow Minister for the Public Service. She has been Chair of the Senate Standing Committee on Economics (Legislation).
Outside of her career pursuits, Jane enjoys swimming, reading, and most of all, spending time with her three children.
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FIX THE ECONOMY. PROTECT OUR WAY OF LIFE.
The Liberals’ and Nationals’ plan to restore our standard of living and put Australians first.
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Fact: for every $2 Labor claims to have saved, they have spent $3.
The RBA has confirmed what Australians already know: Labor’s spending is keeping inflation too high.
How and why did it take so long for the PM to find out about this ATO credit card ban?
Our thoughts and prayers are with Helen Haines, her family and her team. We wish Helen a full recovery during this incredibly difficult time.
We will SCRAP Labor’s taxes on trusts, capital gains AND negative gearing.
Labor won’t stand up for small business. The Liberals will.
Australians are not better off under this Labor Government.
Labor can cut wasteful spending on subsidies and climate bureaucracy, but instead they’re making life more expensive for pensioners.
After a lifetime of paying for private health insurance, older Australians shouldn’t be punished when they need it most.
More than two years on, Labor’s CFMEU administration has failed to clean up the union.
Australian business owners are already working hard to keep their doors open as costs rise and customers cut back. They shouldn’t have to spend thousands more on unnecessary paperwork.
Labor’s rules could cost businesses $245,000 in the first year alone, according to Treasury estimates.
We’ll scrap the requirement for businesses to report emissions across their supply chains and remove smaller businesses from mandatory emissions reporting.
That means less paperwork and more time to get on with running a business.