Parliamentary Service |
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MLC |
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National Party
Member from 2006, member State Executive 2007–2009
Independent from 2012 |
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22 May 2009 |
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Agricultural |
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Electorates
- MLC Agricultural Region 22 May 2009–21 May 2013. Elected to the Thirty-eighth Parliament for the Agricultural Region on 6 September 2008 for term commencing 22 May 2009. Defeated 9 March 2013 (term concluded 21 May 2013)
- Contested O’Connor (House of Representatives), 24 November 2007
Committees
- Member Standing Committee on Estimates and Financial Operations 4 June 2009–21 May 2013. Elected Deputy Chairman 18 June 2009–21 May 2013
- Member Joint Standing Committee on Audit 13 November 2012–14 December 2012
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Inaugural Speech |
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Gardiner, Philip Warren, Valedictory Speech.pdf |
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Search for speeches by Philip Gardiner |
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Personal Information |
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15 December 1946 |
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Perth, Western Australia |
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Son of Robert Warren Gardiner, farmer, and Lillian Mary (Betty) Kingston, farmer
Great grandson of James Gardiner, first Parliamentary Leader of the Country Party 1914 |
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Married 6 July 1974, Sydney, New South Wales to Jennifer Isabel Swain, daughter of John Philip Swain and Janet Audrey Lennox-Arther
Children: two sons |
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Church of England |
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Educated Moora Primary School and Guildford Grammar School
University of Western Australia—Bachelor of Science (Agriculture) (Honours) 1969
Imede, Lausanne, Switzerland—Master of Business Administration 1972
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Farmer |
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Computer programmer with Commonwealth Department of Trade and Industry 1970–1971
Citinational Securities Limited (New South Wales) 1973–1975
Meares Michell Elders Limited (New South Wales) 1975–1978
Hill Samuel Australia Limited (later Macquarie Bank Limited) 1978–1986
Farmer at Moora from 1988
Director Hill Samuel/MacQuarie Bank Limited 1981–1994
Director Australia Wheat Board 1988–1992
Director Barbeques Galore Limited 1988–2000
Director Imdex Limited 1996–2000
Director Guildford Grammar School 1995–2002
Director Blue Diesel Limited from 2006 |
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In Switzerland 1971–1972
In Sydney 1973–1988
Returned to Western Australia 1988
Member Returned Services League from 2004
Patron Moora Fine Art Society from 2002
Vice chairman Moora Performing Arts Society 1990–1994
Chairman Moore Centenary Committee |
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David Black and Geoffrey Bolton. Biographical register of members of the Parliament of Western Australia volume two, 1930-2010, Perth, Western Australian Parliamentary History Project, 2011, p. 94.
Parliament of Western Australia, Former Members, Accessed 14 May 2014 |
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