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- Q16105163 description "Politician".
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- Q16105163 abstract "John Francis McGrath AM (born 7 September 1939) is a former Australian politician.He was born in Victoria at Port Fairy. He grew up on a Dairy Farm in Killarney and attended St Brigids Primary School Crossley and St Joseph's Christian Brothers College in Warrnambool. From 1963 he was a credit manager, becoming a commercial retail manager in 1967 and a small business operator in 1972.He was presented with a Warrnambool City Council Citizenship award in 1983 for service to the Community as Chair of the Foreshore Committee of Management, Chair of South West Credit Union, Chair of CBC School Council, Chair of Western Region Alcohol and Drug Centre. As a member of the National Party, he was elected to the Victorian Legislative Assembly in 1985 as the member for Warrnambool. In that year he was appointed National Party Spokesman for Housing, moving to Transport and Labour in 1988 with the additional responsibility of Party Whip. In 1992 he was appointed Deputy Speaker and Chairman of Committees, a post he held until his retirement from politics in 1999.His two sons were both impacted by mental health, his eldest son Darren is today successfully living with the challenges of his Mental Health, but unfortunately his youngest son Shane took his own life in 1993. These life experiences have seen John become engaged in advocating for families at state and national levels. He was the inaugural Chair of Mental Health Australia, Deputy Chair of beyondblue, Chair of the Mental Health Professionals Network, Board Director of headspace and On the Line.Other involvements included,Australian Health Ministers Advisory Council, Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Psychiatry, Private Psychiatric Services, Carers Australia, National Advisory Council for Suicide Prevention and Australian Rotary Health Foundation. John was awarded the Order of Australia Medal in 2008 for services to Mental Health, Victorian Parliament and National Party of Australia.".
- Q16105163 birthDate "1939-09-07".
- Q16105163 birthYear "1939".
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- Q16105163 dateOfBirth "1939-09-07".
- Q16105163 name "McGrath, John".
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- Q16105163 comment "John Francis McGrath AM (born 7 September 1939) is a former Australian politician.He was born in Victoria at Port Fairy. He grew up on a Dairy Farm in Killarney and attended St Brigids Primary School Crossley and St Joseph's Christian Brothers College in Warrnambool.".
- Q16105163 label "John McGrath (Victorian politician)".
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