David Bradbury

Assistant Treasurer
Minister Assisting for Deregulation

David was born in western Sydney where he has lived his whole life. He lives in Claremont Meadows with his wife Kylie and their four young children.

Elected to parliament in 2007, David was appointed Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer in 2010, and later appointed Assistant Treasurer and Minister Assisting for Deregulation in 2012.

David has always been committed to the key Labor values of making sure that we have a strong economy that delivers for working Australians, greater quality and access to education, fairness and decency in our workplaces and access to affordable childcare.

“The Labor Party has always dedicated its energies to the pursuit of social justice, fairness and the creation and extension of opportunities for and to all. As Labor we believe that all Australians, regardless of their circumstances, should have the opportunity to liberate their talents and realise their potential.”

David studied at the University of Sydney, graduating with an Arts Degree and an Honours Degree in Law before studying taxation law as a postgraduate student.

Prior to entering parliament, David served on the Penrith City Council and as Mayor of Penrith. He also worked as a senior associate practising taxation law.