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New portfolios for Groth

By MP News GroupOctober 15, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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MEMBER for Nepean, and Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Sam Groth, has changed portfolios in a shadow cabinet reshuffle announced on Saturday 11 October.

The leader of the Opposition, Brad Battin, in a statement said “Today we have appointed a shadow cabinet with the talent and experience to hold Jacinta Allan’s Labor government to account and to advocate our positive plan for Victoria: less waste, lower taxes and less crime.”

Among the changes were a shift for Groth from previous portfolios, including shadow minister for tourism, sport, events and hospitality, and shadow minister for outdoor recreation.

“Today I have been appointed as shadow minister for public transport, shadow minister for ports and freight, and shadow minister for aviation,” Groth told The News. “These portfolios are central to the movement of people and goods across our state and are vital for Victoria’s economic growth and prosperity. “The logistical challenges faced by our commercial ports, freight transport, and public transport systems must be overcome if we are to move forward as a state.

“Locally in my electorate of Nepean, there is a lack of public transport options which I will be looking to address as a priority. “I will be working as part of a strong Liberals and Nationals team to give a fresh start to Victorians at the next state election in November 2026.”

First published in the Mornington News – 14 October 2025

Mornington Peninsula Portfolio Sam Groth

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