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Membersdirectory.Pdf The 59th Parliament of Victoria ADDISON, Ms Juliana Wendouree Australian Labor Party Legislative Assembly Parliamentary Service ADDISON, Ms Juliana Elected MLA for Wendouree November 2018. Committee Service Legislative Assembly Economy and Infrastructure Committee since March 2019. Localities with Electorate Localities: Alfredton, Ballarat Central, Ballarat North, Black Hill, Delacombe, Invermay, Invermay Park, Lake Gardens, Nerrina, Newington, Redan, Soldiers Hill and Wendouree. Parts of Bakery Hill, Ballarat East and Brown Hill., Election Area km2: 114 Electorate Office Address Ground Floor, 17 Lydiard Street North Ballarat Central VIC 3350 Telephone (03) 5331 1003 Email [email protected] Facebook www.facebook.com/JulianaAddisonMP Twitter https://twitter.com/juliana_addison Website www.JulianaAddison.com.au ALLAN, The Hon Jacinta Bendigo East Australian Labor Party Legislative Assembly Minister for Transport Infrastructure Minister for the Coordination of Transport: COVID-19 Minister for the Suburban Rail Loop Priority Precincts March 2020 - June 2020. Minister for the Parliamentary Service ALLAN, The Hon Jacinta Elected MLA for Bendigo East September 1999. Re-elected Coordination of Transport: COVID-19 since April 2020. November 2002, November 2006, November 2010, Minister for the Suburban Rail Loop since June 2020. November 2014, November 2018. ; Party Positions Parliamentary Party Position Delegate, Young Labor Conference 1993-95. Secretary, Leader of the House since December 2014. Manager of Bendigo South Branch 1994. Secretary 1995-97, Pres. 1997- Opposition Business since December 2010. 2000, Bendigo Federal Electorate Assembly. Committee Service Personal Dispute Resolution Committee since February 2019. Born Bendigo, Victoria, Australia.Married, two children. Legislative Assembly Privileges Committee since February Education and Qualifications 2019. Legislative Assembly Standing Orders Committee BA(Hons) 1995 (La Trobe). since March 2019. Secondary Schools Parliamentary Convention since May 2019. Primary Schools Parliamentary Occupations before entering Parliament Convention since May 2019. Salesperson, Industrial Relations Officer, Electorate OfficerGraduate, C'wlth Dept. of Industrial Relations 1996. Ministerial Appointments Electorate Officer, Hon. Neil O'Keefe MHR 1996-98, Mr Minister for Public Transport December 2014 - December Stephen Gibbons MHR 1998-99; Coles Supermarkets (part 2018. Minister for Major Projects May 2016 - December time) 1991-95. 2018. Minister for Transport Infrastructure since December 2018. Shadow Minister for Regional and Rural Membership and Interests Development December 2010 - December 2014. Minister Emily's ListMarist Brothers Brass BandLa Trobe University for Education Services December 2002 - December 2006. Bendigo Alumni AssociationBendigo Art GalleryBendigo Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs December 2002 Braves and Lady Braves Basketball Team - December 2006. Minister for Skills, Educational Services Localities with Electorate and Employment December 2006 - August 2007. Minister Localities: Bendigo East, Dingee, Elmore, Epsom, Flora Hill, for Women's Affairs December 2006 - August 2007. Goornong, Huntly, Kennington, Raywood, Serpentine, Minister for Skills and Workforce Participation August 2007 Spring Gully, Strathdale, Strathfieldsaye and White Hills. - January 2010. Minister for Regional and Rural Parts of Bendigo, Big Hill, Eaglehawk, Golden Square and Development August 2007 - December 2010. Minister for Ravenswood., Election Area km2: 2,711 Industry and Trade January 2010 - December 2010. Shadow Minister for Roads December 2010 - February Electorate Office Address 2012. Shadow Minister for Bushfire Response December 107A Mitchell Street 2010 - December 2013. Shadow Minister for Police and Bendigo VIC 3550 Emergency Services February 2012 - December 2013. Shadow Minister for Agriculture December 2013 - PO Box 399 Bendigo VIC 3552 December 2014. Shadow Minister for Regional Cities Telephone (03) 5443 2144 December 2013 - December 2014. Minister for Email [email protected] Employment December 2014 - May 2016. Minister for Website http://www.jacintaallan.com ANDREWS, The Hon Daniel Mulgrave Australian Labor Party Legislative Assembly Premier Parliamentary Service Membership and Interests TheANDREWS, Hon Daniel Elected MLA for Mulgrave November 2002. Re-elected Australian Services Union. November 2006, November 2010, November 2014, Localities with Electorate November 2018. ; Localities: Mulgrave and Wheelers Hill. Parts of Dandenong Parliamentary Party Position North, Noble Park, Noble Park North and Springvale., Leader of the Labor Party since December 2010. Leader of Election Area km2: 31 the Opposition since December 2010. Parliamentary Electorate Office Address Secretary for Health since December 2002. 517A Princes Highway Ministerial Appointments Noble Park VIC 3174 Premier since December 2014. Minister for Gaming Telephone (03) 9548 5644 December 2006 - August 2007. Minister for Consumer Email [email protected] Affairs December 2006 - August 2007. Minister Assisting the Premier on Multicultural Affairs December 2006 - Website https://www.premier.vic.gov.au August 2007. Minister for Health August 2007 - December Facebook http://www.facebook.com/DanielAndrewsMP 2010. Shadow Minister for Veterans Affairs December 2010 Twitter http://www.twitter.com/DanielAndrewsMP - December 2014. Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs December 2010 - December 2014. Shadow Minister for Children and Young Adults December 2010 - December 2013. Party Positions ALP member since 1993. Branch Secretary. State Conference Delegate. National Conference (Proxy) Delegate. Member of Administrative Cttee and Campaign Cttee. ALP State Organiser 1999-2000. Assistant State Secretary of the Victorian Branch ALP 2000-02. Personal Born Williamstown, Victoria, Australia.Married, three children. Education and Qualifications Galen College 1985-90. BA 1996 (Monash). Occupations before entering Parliament Electorate Officer, Federal Member for Bruce 1996-99, Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition, Alan Griffin 1996-99. State Organiser, ALP 1999-2000. Assistant State Secretary, ALP 2000-02. ANGUS, Mr Neil Forest Hill Liberal Party Legislative Assembly Shadow Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Shadow Minister for Consumer Affairs Shadow Assistant Treasurer Parliamentary Service Membership and Interests ANGUS, Mr Neil Elected MLA for Forest Hill November 2010. Re-elected CtyLife Church; Institute of Chartered Accountants in November 2014, November 2018. ; ; Australia; Liberal Party of Australia (Victorian Division); Melbourne Cricket Club; Old Carey Grammarians Parliamentary Party Position Association; RACV Club Secretary of the Parliamentary Liberal Party since December 2014. Shadow Parliamentary Secretary to the Localities with Electorate Shadow Treasurer since January 2015. Secretary of the Localities: Blackburn South, Burwood East, Vermont and Victorian Coalition since December 2014. Vermont South. Parts of Forest Hill and Glen Waverley., Election Area km2: 25 Ministerial Appointments Shadow Assistant Minister for Treasury September 2017 - Electorate Office Address December 2018. Shadow Minister for Citizenship and 2 Brentford Square Multicultural Affairs since December 2018. Shadow Forest Hill VIC 3131 Minister for Consumer Affairs since December 2018. Telephone (03) 9955 2501 Shadow Assistant Treasurer since December 2018. Website neilangus.com.au Party Positions Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NeilAngusMLA/ Liberal Party member since 1989. Legend Park Branch since 2005 (Pres. 2007-09, Treasurer 2007). ; State Council/ Conference Delegate 2005, 2007-09. Member, Treasury and Finance Policy Forum 2009. Forest Hill Electorate Conference, Treasurer 2007-09. ; Greythorn Branch 1989- 2003 (Secretary and Treasurer 1990-99). ;Scoresby Branch 2003-05 (Treasurer 2005). Personal Born Melbourne, Victoria, Australia.Married, four children. Education and Qualifications HSC 1978 (Carey Baptist Grammar School). BBus(Acc) 1982 (Swinburne). Professional Year 1984 (Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia). GradCert Financial Investment 1999 (ECU). Registered Tax Agent 1983-2009. Registered Company Auditor 1992-2010. CFE 2005-12. FCA since 1984. Occupations before entering Parliament Chartered AccountantAudit Assistant, Price Waterhouse 1982-84. Audit Senior/Manager, Jeffrey Thomas & Partners 1984-91. Partner, Jeffrey Thomas & Partners 1991-2009. Self Employed Chartered Accountant 2010. ; ; ATKINSON, Mr Bruce Eastern Metropolitan Liberal Party Legislative Council Writer for Foodweek and Inside Retailing since 1981. ; Parliamentary Service Mr Bruce ATKINSON, Member for Koonung Province October 1992-2006. Elected Membership and Interests MLC for Eastern Metropolitan November 2006. Re-elected Trustee, Reach Out for Kids Association; Rotary; Fellowship November 2010, November 2014, November 2018. of Australian Writers; Vermont Football Club; Melbourne Parliamentary Party Position Cricket Club; Knox Club; Mitcham RSL Club; Deakin President of the Legislative Council since December 2010. Literature Society; Victorian Writers Centre; Victorian Deputy President of the Legislative Council since December Racing Club; Melbourne Football Club; National Trust; 2006. Parliamentary Secretary for Planning and Local Commonwealth Parliamentary Association Government since January 1996. Spokesperson for Small Localities with Electorate
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