About Connie Harvey
Connie Harvey has been rooted in Macarthur since 1973 and went on to raise her children in nearby Camden. Before her entrepreneurial ventures, she worked as an anaesthetic nurse, giving her a broad perspective on community health and well-being. Professionally, she is an entrepreneur and owns three small businesses within Macarthur, employing only locals which reflects her ongoing commitment to serving Macarthur and contributing to its economic growth.
Connie believes in empowering people over collectives. Her worldview is shaped by meritocracy, peace, and autonomy. She is pushing back against centralized control and will fight to give you clear alternatives for all aspects of your life—life without limitations! She is running to cut through bureaucracy and slash red tape, freeing up the Macarthur community to thrive without pointless hurdles. Her candidacy is driven to serve you with integrity and will answer to you, the taxpayers of Macarthur.
To the Macarthur Community
My roots here trace back to 1973, when I was one of the first residents of Ruse. My early memories include watching my mother make weekly calls from the iconic red phone booth in Kentlyn and attending Sunday School there, which speaks to my long-standing connection to this area. After attending East Campbelltown Public School, I proudly graduated as part of the inaugural Year 6 class at Ruse Primary School in 1978.
My childhood was marked in the 70’s by adventures on my bike through Ruse's streets and later, as a young adult in the 80’s, spending time at Bradbury Tavern, and many other local haunts. I attended Leumeah High School where I also represented our region in both school and amateur athletics competitions at regional and state levels.
Before my entrepreneurial ventures, I worked as an anaesthetic nurse, including some shifts at Campbelltown Private Hospital when my children were young, giving me a broad perspective on community health and well-being.
Professionally, I am an entrepreneur, currently owning three small businesses within Macarthur, reflecting my commitment to local economic growth and community welfare. I raised my five children in the nearby Camden area and continue to call Macarthur home, illustrating my deep personal investment in this region. I have witnessed the evolution of our community firsthand, from the opening and closing of local businesses, to the transformation of our main streets, and the formation of new suburbs.
My dedication to Macarthur is both personal and professional, driving my candidacy to serve you with integrity and passion.
I ask for your vote in the sincere belief that we can do better.
Yours in Liberty,
