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National Party of Australia
Joined party 2000 |
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10 February 2001 |
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Wagin |
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Electorates
- MLA Wagin from 10 February 2001 to 11 March 2017. Elected to the Thirty-Sixth Parliament for Wagin on 10 February 2001 in succession of Robert Laurence Wiese (retired). Re-elected 2005, 2008 and 2013. Did not contest the general election of 11 March 2017.
Office
- Deputy Leader of the National Party of Australia (WA) 3 April 2001–19 March 2013
- Minister for Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming; Minister Assisting the Minister for Health 23 September 2008–14 December 2010
- Minister for Sport and Recreation; Racing and Gaming 14 December 2010–8 December 2014
- National Party spokesperson on Education and Timber from February 2001
- Coalition Shadow Minister for Sport and Recreation and Youth 27 May 2004–26 February 2005
- National Party spokesperson on Health
Committees
- Member Joint Standing Committtee on Delegated Legislation 28 June 2001–23 January 2005
- Member Education and Health Standing Committee 7 April 2005–6 September 2008
- Member Economics and Industry Standing Committee 14 May 2015–30 January 2017
Conferences
- Represented WA branch of the Commonwealth at 53rd General Conference, India, September 2007
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Personal Information |
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17 February 1951 |
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Cottesloe, Western Australia |
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Son of Walter Esmond Waldron, farmer, and Shirley Adelia Harris |
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Married (1) 15 February 1975
Children: two daughters
Divorced
Married (2) 22 December 1985, Perth to Noelene Faye Christine Dickson, daughter of George Dickson and Helen Davies
Children: two daughters |
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Church of England |
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Educated Jingalup Primary School and Hale School
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Real estate agent and manager |
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Farmer at Kojonup 1969 and 1975–1980
Insurance clerk 1970–1975
Real estate manager 1977–1990
Sports development officer 1990–1992
General manager WA Country Football League 1992–2001 |
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Awarded Australian Sports Medal in 2000 |
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Two years in school cadets
Secretary Australian Country Football League Football Council 1996–2006
President Kojonup Cricket Association for six years, secretary for four years, secretary Great Southern Cricket Association for two years
Member committee Kojonup Football Club for four years
Captain WA Country Cricket XI for 12 years and captain Australian Country XI for three years
Played league football for Claremont and South Adelaide
A grade pennant cricket player with Claremont–Cottesloe, Willetton and Kensington (South Australia)
Twice fairest and best Kojonup Football Club and three times fairest and best in Central Great Southern Football League
Three times Cricketer of the Year Great Southern Cricket Association
2007 Appointed to board of WACA (Western Australian Cricket Association)
2018 Joined Regional Development Australia (RDA) Wheatbelt as chairman
2019 Appointed Chair of the WACA Board |
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D Black and G Bolton, eds, Biographical Register of Members of the Parliament of Western Australia: volume two 1930-2010, Western Australian Parliamentary History Project, Perth, WA, 2011, p. 268.
Parliament of Western Australia website. Former Members, accessed 17 May 2017.
"Hon Terry Waldron appointed next WACA chair", Cricket Network, 5 July 2019, accessed 10 July 2019.https://www.waca.com.au/news/hon-terry-waldron-appointed-next-waca-chair/2019-07-05
"Waldron joins RDA Wheatbelt", Countryman, 19 April 2018, p. 9. |
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