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- Don_Dobie abstract "James Donald Mathieson "Don" Dobie (28 July 1927 – 25 November 1996) was an Australian politician. Born in Glasgow in Scotland, he migrated to Australia as a child and was educated at Brisbane Grammar School, the University of Melbourne, and Columbia University in New York. He then became an economist with a private bank until 1966, when he was elected to the Australian House of Representatives for the Liberal Party, defeating Labor member Les Johnson for the seat of Hughes. A redistribution ahead of the 1969 election wiped out Dobie's majority and gave Labor a notional eight-percent majority--technically making it a safe Labor seat on paper. Believing this made Hughes unwinnable--especially with Johnson priming for a rematch--Dobie transferred to the new seat of Cook, becoming its first member. This move proved prescient, as Johnson retook Hughes for Labor on a large swing.On 20 August 1971, he was appointed Assistant Minister assisting the Prime Minister, William McMahon. In 1972, he was defeated by Labor's Ray Thorburn, but was elected again in 1975. He retired in 1996, and died later the same year.".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsEndDate "1969-10-25".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsEndDate "1972-12-02".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsEndDate "1996-01-29".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsStartDate "1966-11-26".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsStartDate "1969-10-25".
- Don_Dobie activeYearsStartDate "1975-12-13".
- Don_Dobie alias "Dobie, Don".
- Don_Dobie almaMater Columbia_University.
- Don_Dobie almaMater University_of_Melbourne.
- Don_Dobie birthDate "1927-07-28".
- Don_Dobie birthPlace Glasgow.
- Don_Dobie birthPlace Glasgow,_Scotland.
- Don_Dobie birthPlace Scotland.
- Don_Dobie birthYear "1927".
- Don_Dobie deathDate "1996-11-25".
- Don_Dobie deathYear "1996".
- Don_Dobie nationality Scottish_Australian.
- Don_Dobie party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Don_Dobie region Division_of_Cook.
- Don_Dobie region Division_of_Hughes.
- Don_Dobie successor Les_Johnson.
- Don_Dobie successor Ray_Thorburn.
- Don_Dobie successor Stephen_Mutch.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Australia.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Brisbane.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Columbia_University.
- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Division_of_Cook.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Glasgow.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Scotland.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink Stephen_Mutch.
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- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink University_of_Melbourne.
- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLink William_McMahon.
- Don_Dobie wikiPageWikiLinkText "Don Dobie".
- Don_Dobie after Les_Johnson.
- Don_Dobie after Ray_Thorburn.
- Don_Dobie after Stephen_Mutch.
- Don_Dobie almaMater University_of_Melbourne.
- Don_Dobie almaMater "Columbia University".
- Don_Dobie alternativeNames "Dobie, Don".
- Don_Dobie before Les_Johnson.
- Don_Dobie before Ray_Thorburn.
- Don_Dobie before "new seat".
- Don_Dobie birthDate "1927-07-28".
- Don_Dobie birthPlace Glasgow.
- Don_Dobie birthPlace Scotland.
- Don_Dobie constituencyMp Division_of_Cook.
- Don_Dobie constituencyMp Division_of_Hughes.
- Don_Dobie dateOfBirth "1927-07-28".
- Don_Dobie dateOfDeath "1996-11-25".
- Don_Dobie deathDate "1996-11-25".
- Don_Dobie hasPhotoCollection Don_Dobie.
- Don_Dobie honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Don_Dobie name "Dobie, James Donald Mathieson".
- Don_Dobie name "Don Dobie".
- Don_Dobie nationality Scottish_Australian.
- Don_Dobie occupation "Economist".
- Don_Dobie parliament "Australian".
- Don_Dobie party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Don_Dobie placeOfBirth Glasgow.
- Don_Dobie placeOfBirth Glasgow,_Scotland.
- Don_Dobie predecessor Les_Johnson.
- Don_Dobie predecessor Ray_Thorburn.
- Don_Dobie predecessor "New seat".
- Don_Dobie shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Don_Dobie successor Les_Johnson.
- Don_Dobie successor Ray_Thorburn.
- Don_Dobie successor Stephen_Mutch.
- Don_Dobie termEnd "1969-10-25".
- Don_Dobie termEnd "1972-12-02".
- Don_Dobie termEnd "1996-01-29".
- Don_Dobie termStart "1966-11-26".
- Don_Dobie termStart "1969-10-25".
- Don_Dobie termStart "1975-12-13".
- Don_Dobie title "Member for Cook".
- Don_Dobie title "Member for Hughes".
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