Niddrie Who's Who
YOUR COMMUNITY. YOUR CONNECTIONS.
Meet the people behind the place.
Discover the people, businesses and groups who call Niddrie home, and meet members across Australia.
Each Portrait connects you with the public introduction and links that member has chosen to share.
Vildan Alihodzic
Kinesiologist in Moorabbin, Bayside Melbourne. I use muscle monitoring to release stress, burnout, anxiety and stuck nervous system patterns. In perso…
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Corrina Valerie Lindby
Accountant | Administration Specialist | Financial Counsellor (retired) |Work Health and Safety Consultant | Business Coach | Social Media Manager | W…
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Debbie Mattsen
Off the Wall business services offers helpful bookkeeping and administrative assistance to Whyalla businesses, freeing up your time to work ON your bu…
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Regional Education and Career Help Australia
REACHAU delivers First Aid training and employment-focused education with a strong emphasis on empowerment, confidence, and real-world application. …
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🏛️ Ben Carroll
Ben Carroll entered the Victorian parliament as member for Niddrie after the March 2012 by-election. His later ministerial responsibilities included public transport, manufacturing and education, following earlier work in justice-related parliamentary roles. His subsequent career took him to the premiership of Victoria. His parliamentary profile identifies access to education, transport and the local economy among his community priorities. His work joined constituency concerns with responsibilities extending across the state.
⚖️ Rob Hulls
Rob Hulls represented Niddrie in the Victorian parliament from 1996 to 2012. He served as attorney-general and deputy premier, with a public career strongly associated with law and justice reform. After leaving parliament, he became the inaugural director of RMIT University’s Centre for Innovative Justice. His path also included earlier legal and parliamentary work in Queensland, so Niddrie was one substantial chapter rather than his entire public life. Recognition in the Order of Australia in 2021 acknowledged service to Victoria’s people, parliament and legal system.
