Emma Vulin is zipping through Victoria’s parliament in her motorised wheelchair, giving us a tour of her favourite spots. There’s the back right-hand corner of the library, where she hides during sitting weeks, facing the window that looks out to St Patrick’s Cathedral.
There’s the 45-year-old’s office, in the members’ annexe, opening on to a long hallway where MPs held a race the week she first brought her chair in to “lighten the mood”.