I want to make sure that I represent our community in the best way I can. I host and attend events all across Warringah to listen to the questions, feedback and concerns of our community.
These events can cover a broad range of topics including the economy, transport and the tunnel, climate change and healthcare. If you'd like to stay up to date with my events, sign up here.
Walking Together Workshop
This workshop is a great opportunity to become more informed about our history and reconciliation in the lead up to the Voice to Parliament Referendum on 14th of October. In the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have called for a Voice to Parliament and issued an invitation to all Australians to walk with them for a better future.
Are you curious to find out what this means? Through the workshop, you will gain knowledge, understanding and empathy to help you make a decision when it's time to vote in the referendum. Facilitated by Nicole Laupepa and Jacqui Parker who will generously share their own experiences and help put the Uluru Statement and the Voice Referendum into the bigger context.
Don't miss out on this incredible experience.
WHEN
Tuesday, September 19, 2023 at 06:00 PMWHERE
St Matt's ManlyWater is Life - a special musical event
Sophie Scamps, Kylea Tink and Zali Steggall invite you to join them on Saturday 16 September 2023 for a very special musical event ‘Water is Life’ featuring Mudburra Traditional Owner and singer-songwriter Ray Dimakarri Dixon and Jingili country musician Stuart Nugget.
Ray and Stuart are travelling to Sydney from their homes in the Northern Territory, to share some of their beautiful songs about water and the Country they are fighting to protect from fracking.
Come along and hear how you can support Ray, Stuart and other Traditional Owners and Territorians call on the Federal Government to step in to stop fracking threatening their pristine landscape, waterways and their future.
Starting from 2pm at Don Wilson Playground, corner Park Road and Station Street, Naremburn, this is a free, family friendly, community event.
Bring your friends and family and enjoy this unique musical performance for a good cause!
WHEN
Saturday, September 16, 2023 at 02:00 PMWHERE
Don Wilson Playground NaremburnManly Markets
Visit Zali's monthly Manly Market stall which has a focus on the Voice to Parliament in the months leading up to the referendum.
Chat to the friendly Warringah for the Voice volunteer team, pick up information material and free merchandise.
Zali will be at the stall from 9 to 10am.
WHEN
Sunday, September 03, 2023 at 09:00 AMWHERE
Manly MarketsVoice to Parliament Webinar
Voice to Parliament – the details
All your questions answered
Join this 30-minute webinar to hear all the details about the Voice to Parliament and the Referendum.
Don't miss this opportunity to have all your questions answered.
Tickets are free but bookings are essential.
Click here to register
WHEN
Tuesday, August 29, 2023 at 01:00 PMWHERE
Community Forum with Thomas Mayo
Guest Speaker: Thomas Mayo
Panellists: Uncle Neil Evers, Jasper Thatcher, Zali Steggall and Kristyn Glanville, with special appearance by Thomas Keneally.
Register here
WHEN
Wednesday, August 23, 2023 at 06:30 PMWHERE
Manly Leagues Club, BrookvaleMeet Zali at the Manly Markets
Sunday 6th August, 9am - 4.30pm, Sydney Road Manly
with Zali at the stall from 12pm to 1pm
Come and say hello to Zali at the Manly Markets this Sunday from 12pm-1pm to talk about issues that matter to you. Or chat to Zali's volunteer team between 9am and 4.30pm and find out how the Electorate Office can help you.
Did you know, you can also:
- Drop off your old batteries and ink cartridges for recycling
- Stock up on a range of sustainable household products - e.g. 100% biodegradable dog bags & beautiful bread bags made out of recycled plastic bottles?
- Find out about the referendum and the First Nations Voice to Parliament by chatting to representatives from Warringah for the Voice.
Our stall is near Zali’s office on Sydney Road (17-19 Sydney Road). We’re here every first Sunday of the month and would love to see you!
WHEN
Sunday, August 06, 2023 at 09:00 AMWHERE
Manly MarketsWalking Together Training
Train the Trainer Session- for Walking Together workshop attendees ('graduates')
This session is for attendees of the the regular Walking Together Workshop - for example on 8 June in Mosman or 22 July in North Sydney. You'll learn how to run your own community activities to facilitate understanding of the Uluru Statement, the history of reconciliation and the Voice Referendum.
Free session, supported by Mosman Council. Please register here.
WHEN
Monday, July 24, 2023 at 06:00 PMWHERE
Mosman Art GalleryVoice to Parliament Forum
Join Zali and other guest speakers at a community forum as they share why they support the Voice to Parliament:
- Nicolette Boele - Independent Candidate for Bradfield
- Dr Shireen Morris - constitutional expert, Macquarie University
- Adam Davids - Fulbright Scholar
- Desmond Campbell - CEO Welcome To Country
The session will be moderated by Dr Helen Cannon, President of Voices of Bradfield.
Date: Sunday, 23 July 2023
Time: 3:15pm for 3:30pm start
Location: St Ives Community Centre
RSVP is essential as places are limited. Each person will need to submit an individual RSVP.
WHEN
Sunday, July 23, 2023 at 03:15 PMWHERE
St Ives Community CentreWalking Together Workshop
The powerful Walking Together Workshop is coming to North Sydney Council on 22 July. Developed and facilitated by Nicole Laupepa and Jacqui Parker - First Nations and non-Indigenous trainers - Walking Together takes participants on a journey, using the Uluru Statement from the Heart as its framework. Hear about lived Indigenous experiences and learn why reconciliation is an ongoing journey that requires action from everyone. Find out about the importance of a Voice to Parliament and how individuals and organisations can play a role in ensuring it is established.
Free event. Please Register here
WHEN
Saturday, July 22, 2023 at 10:00 AMWHERE
Stanton LibraryCommunity Forum: The Voice to Parliament - Yes or No?
Community Forum hosted by Good for Manly
The Voice to Parliament is a nation-changing referendum that involves all of us.
The panel will explain what The Voice means and tackles the difficult questions. The Voice To Parliament – Yes or No? will be facilitated by Cr Candy Bingham, with an expert panel of First Nations speakers followed by a Q and A session.
Confirmed Speakers:
Tony McAvoy SC Barrister, Senior Counsel
Chloe Wighton Director, Lendlease
Jasper Thatcher Law student, Advocate
Bring a friend who’s got questions or is undecided.
Tickets are free but bookings are essential. Please register here