11 Facts About Robert Borsak

Robert Borsak was born on 14 August 1953 and is an Australian politician who serves as the chairman of the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party.

Robert Borsak represents the party in the New South Wales Legislative Council.

Robert Borsak was chosen by the Shooters and Fishers Party to fill the New South Wales Legislative Council vacancy caused by the death of Roy Smith on 30 July 2010.

Robert Borsak has called on the NSW Government to re-negotiate the Murray Darling Basin Plan, to secure a better deal for NSW farmers and regional communities.

Robert Borsak has denied human involvement in climate change, stating that "scientific research, reports and arguments supporting human blame for climate change, were wrong".

Robert Borsak was a guest on the 2014 show Living with the Enemy.

Robert Borsak is a member of a number of Legislative Council committees, which scrutinise government activity.

Robert Borsak chaired an inquiry into the NSW Government decision to re-locate Sydney's Powerhouse Museum.

Robert Borsak has been publicly critical of both the cost of the museum move and the NSW Government's failure to release a business case.

Under Robert Borsak, SFF campaigned on a "biased for the bush" agenda during the 2019 state election campaign, pledging to divert funds and services away from Sydney and towards regional NSW.

Controversially, despite routine denial of preference deals between SFFP and the Labor Party, Robert Borsak was captured on film encouraging the taxi council to start a grassroots campaign to direct voters to Labor in the run-up to the February 2023 by-election.