Interview with Anthony Cianflone – Victorian State MP for Pascoe Vale

From migrant roots to the Victorian Parliament, Anthony Cianflone leads with purpose, persistence, and a deep commitment to community.

In this episode of Bridged By Words, I sit down with Anthony Cianflone, Victorian Labor MP for Pascoe Vale. We explore his journey from a working-class upbringing in Coburg to Parliament, shaped by his migrant parents, grassroots activism, and strong local values.

Anthony reflects on his early advocacy for youth spaces, the legacy of Bob Hawke, and his drive to deliver tangible outcomes for his community. We discuss his passion for education, housing, and public infrastructure — and why being in government matters when you want to get things done.

From saving the Coburg Athletics Track to funding school rebuilds and revitalising local creeks, Anthony shares what drives him to lead, listen, and deliver. He also opens up about lessons from sport, bodybuilding, and how music might just make its way into his political office.

Tune in for a grounded and motivating conversation about local leadership, public service, and building trust through real action.

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