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• Nigel_Scullion abstract "Nigel Gregory Scullion (born 4 May 1956 in London, England) is an Australian politician. He has been a Country Liberal Party member of the Australian Senate for the Northern Territory since November 2001. He sits with the National Party in the Senate, and has been the Leader of the Nationals in the Senate since 2013; having previously served in that role between 2007 and 2008; and as Deputy Leader of the National Party between 2007 and 2013. Scullion has been the Minister for Indigenous Affairs since 18 September 2013, first in the Abbott Government and then the Turnbull Government.".
• Nigel_Scullion birthDate "1956-05-04".
• Nigel_Scullion birthName "Nigel Gregory Scullion".
• Nigel_Scullion office "Minister for Community Services".
• Nigel_Scullion office "Minister for Indigenous Affairs".
• Nigel_Scullion office "Senatorfor theNorthern Territory".
• Nigel_Scullion otherParty Coalition_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion otherParty National_Party_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion party Country_Liberal_Party.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor Grant_Tambling.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor John_Cobb_(Australian_politician).
• Nigel_Scullion primeMinister John_Howard.
• Nigel_Scullion primeMinister Malcolm_Turnbull.
• Nigel_Scullion primeMinister Tony_Abbott.
• Nigel_Scullion successor Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion termPeriod Nigel_Scullion__1.
• Nigel_Scullion termPeriod Nigel_Scullion__2.
• Nigel_Scullion termPeriod Nigel_Scullion__3.
• Nigel_Scullion thumbnail Nigel_Scullion_Portrait_2010.jpg?width=300.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageExternalLink Parliamentarian?MPID=00AOM.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageExternalLink www.nigelscullion.com.
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• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageRevisionID "706556793".
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Abbott_Government.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Annabel_Crabb.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Australian_Senate.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Australian_federal_election,_2007.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Barnaby_Joyce.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Brendan_Nelson.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Canberra.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:1956_births.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Abbott_Government.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Australian_monarchists.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Country_Liberal_Party_members_of_the_Parliament_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:English_emigrants_to_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Government_ministers_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Living_people.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Members_of_the_Australian_Senate.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Members_of_the_Australian_Senate_for_the_Northern_Territory.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Members_of_the_Cabinet_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_Canberra.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:People_from_London.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Category:Turnbull_Government.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Coalition_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Country_Liberal_Party.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Crustacean.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Deakin,_Australian_Capital_Territory.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Fourth_Howard_Ministry.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Grant_Tambling.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink John_Cobb_(Australian_politician).
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink John_Howard.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Kitchen_Cabinet_(television_show).
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Malcolm_Turnbull.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Indigenous_Affairs_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Social_Services_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink National_Party_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Northern_Territory.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Nova_Peris.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Ron_Boswell.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Sandy_Macdonald.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Shadow_Cabinet_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink The_Honourable.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Tony_Abbott.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Trish_Crossin.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Turnbull_Government.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLink Warren_Truss.
• Nigel_Scullion wikiPageWikiLinkText "Nigel Scullion".
• Nigel_Scullion after Barnaby_Joyce.
• Nigel_Scullion after Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion alongside Nova_Peris.
• Nigel_Scullion alongside Trish_Crossin.
• Nigel_Scullion before John_Cobb_(Australian_politician).
• Nigel_Scullion birthDate "1956-05-04".
• Nigel_Scullion birthName "Nigel Gregory Scullion".
• Nigel_Scullion birthPlace "London, England".
• Nigel_Scullion birthname "Nigel Gregory Scullion".
• Nigel_Scullion honorificPrefix Australian_Senate.
• Nigel_Scullion honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
• Nigel_Scullion name "Nigel Scullion".
• Nigel_Scullion occupation "Fisherman".
• Nigel_Scullion office Minister_for_Indigenous_Affairs_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion office Minister_for_Social_Services_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion office "Senator for the Northern Territory".
• Nigel_Scullion otherparty Coalition_(Australia).
• Nigel_Scullion otherparty National_Party_of_Australia.
• Nigel_Scullion party Country_Liberal_Party.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor Grant_Tambling.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion predecessor John_Cobb_(Australian_politician).
• Nigel_Scullion primeminister John_Howard.
• Nigel_Scullion primeminister Malcolm_Turnbull.
• Nigel_Scullion primeminister Tony_Abbott.
• Nigel_Scullion rows "2".
• Nigel_Scullion successor Jenny_Macklin.
• Nigel_Scullion termEnd "2007-12-03".

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