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Resignation Announcement
Resignation Announcement (14 February 2014) Later today I will be submitting my resignation from the Hobsons Bay City Council effective as of the date my replacement is declared. It has been a...
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Candidate Announcement!
I am pleased to announce I will be standing in the upcoming Hobsons Bay City Council elections! I have a great record in achieving a lot of positive changes for our local community and, after having a...
View ArticleWorking Hard for our Community
As a Councillor I was very active in the local community to ensure I was able to represent and advocate for the community as well-informed as possible. The following is a list of some of my activities...
View ArticleMaking Council Accessible
As a Councillor, Deputy Mayor and Mayor, my main focus was to give the community a voice and to provide leadership to the council and community. I often spoke about integrity, values, openness and...
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Tony’s Election Policies
Tony’s Election Policies My policies are well known by people who have followed my work during my years on the council, and some are now articulated on the following page: http://briffa.org/policies...
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Overdevelopment in Altona North
At the council meeting on 14 February 2017 I voted against the significant overdevelopment of the former Dons site on Blackshaws Road, Altona North. It is a large parcel of land, but 3000 dwellings...
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Westgate Tunnel
I support infrastructure including new roads, public transport (e.g. a new train station in Altona North), schools (a P-12 for Altona!), etc., and I really wanted to support the so-called Westgate...
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Save Altona’s Kindergartens!
I support the retention and upgrade of the existing kindergartens in Altona and Seaholme. They are wonderful kindergartens that serve our community well and are much loved by many of us. Sadly,...
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