The Hon. Natalie Hutchins MP serves as the Member for Sydenham and holds several ministerial portfolios: Minister for Industry and Jobs, Minister for Women, and Minister for Treaty and First Peoples.

Natalie plays a crucial role in shaping policies and initiatives that impact Victorians. Her dedication extends beyond her current roles; during the 2014-2018 first term of the Andrews Labor Government, she held positions such as Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, Minister for Local Government, Minister for Women, and Minister for the Prevention of Family Violence.

Natalie takes pride in her contributions to important government initiatives. She actively supported the commitment to Treaty with the state’s traditional owners, advocated for improved conditions for vulnerable workers, and played a key role in establishing Respect Victoria. Additionally, Natalie has championed women’s voices, ensuring gender equality remains a priority in all government endeavors. Her recent work includes collaborating with families affected by workplace fatalities to introduce Workplace Manslaughter laws.

From her early days as a union official to her current role as a Minister, Natalie remains steadfast in her commitment to workers’ rights and justice for Aboriginal Victorians. Her journey from a small business owner to a dedicated public servant reflects her unwavering dedication to a better future for all Victorians. As a mother, she understands the importance of policies that support families and create opportunities for everyone. Since 2010, she has represented the seat of Sydenham, advocating for her constituents and contributing to meaningful policy discussions.