Harry Turnbull

I’m a father of three and a long-time Clarkson resident, raising my family here with my wife Alexa.

Through years of volunteering and community involvement, I’ve had the privilege of walking alongside local families during some of life’s most important moments — from the early years at playgroup, through school communities, and beyond.

I’ve seen the incredible strength of our community, but I’ve also seen families struggle to navigate disconnected services, advocate for support their children need, or simply feel heard when systems let them down.

That’s why I speak up. Whether it’s advocating for safer communities, helping families access support, strengthening local schools and community groups, or standing up for people who feel unheard, I believe everyone deserves someone willing to listen and act.

I believe communities thrive when people feel connected, when decisions are made fairly and transparently, and when we look out for one another. Strong communities are built through the contributions of volunteers, local organisations, schools and the small businesses that create jobs, sponsor community events, and help our neighbourhoods flourish.

I love living in the northern suburbs. It’s where Alexa and I are raising our three children, where I’ve built lifelong friendships through community involvement, and where I’ve seen neighbours consistently step up for one another. I believe our area deserves advocates who understand both its strengths and the challenges that come with a rapidly growing community.

I’ve seen firsthand the difference that community support can make in people’s lives. That’s why I believe in showing up, listening, and standing alongside people when they need someone in their corner.