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When was Lillian Roxon born?
Lillian Roxon was born in 1932.
When did Lillian Roxon die?
Lillian Roxon died in 1973.
When was Nicola Roxon born?
Nicola Roxon was born on 1967-04-01.
Who is the shadow minister for health?
shadow minister=Peter Dutton minister=Nicola Roxon
Who is the current commonwealth minister of health and aging of Australia?
The Honorable Nicola Roxon MP is the commonwealth minister of health and aging.
Who is Newport's representative in the House of Representatives?
David Cicilline represents the first Rhode Island congressional district, which includes Newport. The Honorable Nicola Roxon MP - represents the federal district of Gellibrand, which includes Newport, Victoria, in the Australian House of Representatives
Who fill the major political roles in the current Australian government?
Prime Minister - Julia Gillard Deputy PM/Treasurer - Wayne Swan Foreign Affairs - Bob Carr Defence - Steven Smith Attorney General - Nicola Roxon Health - Tanya Plibersek Are the main cabinet members of the current Australian Government, a full list can be found at the Australian Prime Ministers website.
List as many people in federal parliament as you can and identify their position?
Sir Robert Menzies founded the Liberal Party in 1939. They have had many leaders including Harold Holt, Sir John Gorden, Sir William McMahon, Billy Sneddon, Malcolm Fraser, Andrew Peacock, Alexander Downer, John Hewson, John Howard, Brenden Nealson, Malcolm Turnbull and Tony Abbott. The current deputy prime minister is Julie Bishop. The environmentalleader is Greg Hunt , the treasurer is Joe Hockey, minister for employment is Eric Abetez, the minister for family is Kevin Andrews, the minister for small business is Bruce Billson, the Attorney general is George Brandis, the minister for agriculture is John Cobb, the minister for health is Peter Dutton, the minister for defence is David Johnston, the minister for regional development is Barnaby Joyce, the minister for energy is Ian Macfarlane, the minister for immigration is Scott Morrison, the minister for education is Christopher Pyne, the minister for financeis Andrew Robb, the minister for indigenous affairs is Nigel Scullion, the minister for communications is Tony Smith and the minister for transport is Warren Truss. The Labour party leader is Kevin Rudd. His ministers are the treasurer is Wayne Swan, the minister for defence is John Faulkner, the deputy prime minister is Julia Gillard, the minister for immigration is Chris Evans, the minister for climate change is Penny Wong, the minister for foreign affairs is Stephen Smith, the minister for health was Nicola Roxon, the minister for families is Jenny Macklin, the minister for finance is Lindsay Tanner, the minister for trade is Simon Crean, the minister for transport and regional devolpment is Anthony Albanese, the minister for communications is Stephon Conroy, the minister for innovation is Kim Carr, the Attorney General is Robert McClelland, the minister for population is Tony Burke and the minister for energy is Martin Ferguson.
Ministers of Federal Government of Australia?
9 June 2009 - Prime MinisterThe Hon Kevin Rudd, MP Minister for EducationMinister for Employment and Workplace RelationsMinister for Social Inclusion(Deputy Prime Minister)The Hon Julia Gillard, MP TreasurerThe Hon Wayne Swan, MP Minister for Immigration and Citizenship(Leader of the Government in the Senate)Senator the Hon Chris Evans Minister for Defence(Vice-President of the Executive Council)Senator the Hon John Faulkner Minister for TradeThe Hon Simon Crean, MP Minister for Foreign AffairsThe Hon Stephen Smith, MP Minister for Health and AgeingThe Hon Nicola Roxon, MP Minister for Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous AffairsThe Hon Jenny Macklin, MP Minister for Finance and DeregulationThe Hon Lindsay Tanner, MP Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government(Leader of the House)The Hon Anthony Albanese, MP Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy(Deputy Leader of the Government in the Senate)Senator the Hon Stephen ConroyMinister for Innovation, Industry, Science and ResearchSenator the Hon Kim Carr Minister for Climate Change and WaterSenator the Hon Penny WongMinister for the Environment, Heritage and the ArtsThe Hon Peter Garrett, AM, MP Attorney-GeneralThe Hon Robert McClelland, MP Special Minister of StateCabinet Secretary(Manager of Government Business in the Senate)Senator the Hon Joseph LudwigMinister for Agriculture, Fisheries and ForestryThe Hon Tony Burke, MP Minister for Resources and EnergyMinister for TourismThe Hon Martin Ferguson, MP Minister for Human ServicesMinister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate LawThe Hon Chris Bowen, MPMinister for Veterans' AffairsThe Hon Alan Griffin, MP Minister for HousingMinister for the Status of WomenThe Hon Tanya Plibersek, MP Minister for Home AffairsThe Hon Brendan O'Connor, MP Minister for Indigenous Health, Rural and Regional Health and Regional Service DeliveryThe Hon Warren Snowdon, MP Minister for Competition Policy and Consumer AffairsMinister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and the Service EconomyMinister Assisting the Finance Minister on DeregulationThe Hon Craig Emerson, MP Assistant TreasurerSenator the Hon Nick Sherry Minister for AgeingThe Hon Justine Elliot, MP Minister for Early Childhood Education, Childcare and YouthMinister for SportThe Hon Kate Ellis, MP Minister for Defence Personnel, Materiel and ScienceMinister Assisting the Minister for Climate ChangeThe Hon Greg Combet, AM, MP Minister for Employment ParticipationMinister Assisting the Prime Minister for Government Service DeliverySenator the Hon. Mark Arbib Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local GovernmentThe Hon Maxine McKew, MP Parliamentary Secretary for Defence SupportParliamentary Secretary for WaterThe Hon Mike Kelly, AM, MP Parliamentary Secretary for Western and Northern AustraliaThe Hon Gary Gray, AO, MP Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children's ServicesParliamentary Secretary for Victorian Bushfire ReconstructionThe Hon Bill Shorten, MP Parliamentary Secretary for International Development AssistanceThe Hon Bob McMullan, MP Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island AffairsThe Hon Duncan Kerr, SC, MP Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime MinisterParliamentary Secretary for TradeThe Hon Anthony Byrne, MP Parliamentary Secretary for Social InclusionParliamentary Secretary for the Voluntary SectorSenator the Hon Ursula Stephens Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs and Settlement ServicesThe Hon Laurie Ferguson, MP Parliamentary Secretary for EmploymentThe Hon. Jason Clare Parliamentary Secretary for HealthThe Hon. Mark Butler Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and IndustryThe Hon. Richard Marles
What is the Upper house of the Australian parliament called?
The lower house of Federal Parliament in Australia is the House of Representatives.It should be noted that Commonwealth and State parliaments have different names in their bicameral system. To see the different names for the lower houses of state parliament in Australia, see the related question.
