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Luke Moore

Candidate for Windermere

Luke Moore

Candidate for Windermere

Luke Moore has worked in marine engineering and energy for 30 years, in Australia and overseas. As an Offshore Installation Manager, he was in charge of an offshore installation and responsible for the safety of everyone on board. He is now Chief Operating Officer of the Bell Bay Advanced Manufacturing Zone.

When Liberty Bell Bay closed in July 2026, Luke was with the workers as they were told their jobs were gone. He had spent months behind the scenes trying to prevent the closure. Once it was announced, he ran the jobs hub that helped [X] former workers into new employment.

Luke and his late wife Katherine raised two children together. After Katherine was diagnosed with motor neurone disease, Luke became her primary carer. She faced the disease with courage and grace to the end. Caring for her showed Luke how much families depend on healthcare, friends and community support, and how many people go without when those services are stretched.

Luke is standing for Windermere because he believes northern Tasmania can create well-paid jobs that give young Tasmanians security here and bring home those who’ve left. His priorities are secure local jobs, real pathways into trades, and health services that keep up with local needs, from George Town to Ravenswood.

He will take the same approach into the Legislative Council that he took offshore: listen, do the homework, ask the hard questions, and judge every proposal by what it delivers for the community.

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