Travels From New South Wales
Bronnie Taylor
Australian retired politician and former New South Wales Minister for Women, the Minister for Regional Health, and the Minister for Mental Health.
Bronnie Taylor is a board director, executive advisor and former NSW Government Cabinet Minister with a passion for improving the lives of people and communities across Australia.
With a background in clinical healthcare and over a decade in the NSW Parliament, Bronnie has combined frontline experience with ministerial leadership to deliver real change, particularly in women’s health and regional development.
During her time in government, she played a key role in shaping responses to natural disasters and the COVID-19 pandemic through the NSW Expenditure Review and Crisis Committees. She was also instrumental in landmark initiatives such as the $16.5 billion women’s economic package and the rollout of new pharmacy, menopause, and mental health services in regional areas.
Since retiring from politics in 2024, Bronnie has continued to make an impact through board and advisory roles. She is a Chair of Motherland Australia and a Non Executive Director at Boyce Chartered Accountants, a member of the Political Advisory Board for Women for Election and a strategic advisor to a global investment firm on women’s health initiatives.
Bronnie is widely recognised for her ability to bridge regional and national perspectives. She brings energy, empathy, and strategic insight to every role, helping organisations grow their regional footprint, enhance their social impact, and deliver meaningful outcomes.