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- Q7350396 description "Australian politician".
- Q7350396 description "Australian politician".
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- Q7350396 abstract "Robert Edward Tickner (born 24 December 1951) is a former Australian Labor Party cabinet minister. He became Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Red Cross in February 2005.Born in Sydney, Tickner was educated at the University of Sydney. Prior to entering parliament, he worked as a university lecturer at the NSW Institute of Technology from 1974 to 1979, then as principal solicitor for the NSW Aboriginal Legal Service from 1979 to 1984.Tickner was one of the early and influential members of Friends of the Earth Australia in Sydney in 1975, being the lease owner of a three-storey terrace on Crown St, Surry Hills which became the FoE Sydney bookshop and office. He was convenor of the FoE urban campaign which opposed the Sydney City Council's inappropriate high rise development.From 1977 to 1984 he was elected as a Labor Councillor on the Sydney City Council, He also served as Deputy Mayor and a brief time as Acting Lord Mayor (in 1983).After failing to gain victory as ALP candidate for the 1981 Wentworth by-election (which was won by the Liberals' candidate Peter Coleman, former Leader of the NSW Opposition), Tickner was successful in entering the federal parliament at the 1984 Hughes by-election. Bob Hawke appointed Tickner, in 1990, the Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs; and he retained this post throughout Paul Keating's government. Tickner's tenure in office was marred by the Hindmarsh Island bridge controversy. Partly due to this affair, and partly due to the increasing unpopularity of the Keating administration as a whole, Tickner was resoundingly defeated in the 1996 election by Liberal challenger Danna Vale, suffering an 11-point swing against him. He was one of three ministers in the Keating government to lose his seat. he is the former chief executive of the Australian Red Cross.".
- Q7350396 activeYearsEndDate "1996-03-02".
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- Q7350396 birthDate "1951-12-24".
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- Q7350396 orderInOffice "Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs".
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- Q7350396 birthDate "1951-12-24".
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- Q7350396 dateOfBirth "1951-12-24".
- Q7350396 name "Robert Tickner".
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- Q7350396 nationality "Australian".
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- Q7350396 shortDescription "Australian politician".
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- Q7350396 termEnd "1996-03-02".
- Q7350396 termEnd "1996-03-11".
- Q7350396 termStart "1984-02-18".
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- Q7350396 comment "Robert Edward Tickner (born 24 December 1951) is a former Australian Labor Party cabinet minister. He became Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Red Cross in February 2005.Born in Sydney, Tickner was educated at the University of Sydney.".
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