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2017 Illegal Detainment / Glenside Mental Health Facility, Institute under the act of Police Targeting of the victim (2014 - 2016 falsified charges and fines), Illegal representation of a lawyer, falsified diagnosis by a GP, Illegally ordered Mental Health Evaluation by a magistrate under the act of illegal representation by a lawyer and illegally obtained and released medical records by the GP - Vicki Chapman, Attorney General of SA, direct involvement with Glenside Mental Heath Institute services *2017 Mis use of Government funds - Collected Public employee taxes - Pre Mediatated ' Detainment - Use of Government Services Conspired Cover up of Organised Targeted Crime of ),1( an Individual • Police targeting • Court hearings, systems • Mental Health Evaluation, Forensic Courts System • SA Ambulance Services - Transportation of targeted victim to hospital • Police-Services / SAPOL - Escort of ambulance transporting targeted victim to hospital • Hospital Services, Country - Port Pirie Hospital - Targeted victim transported and detained • Flying Doctors Services - Transport of targeted victim • Hospital Services, Metropolitan - RAH - Transported from Port Pirie Hospital to RAH, medicated (sedated and detained) • Hospital services, Metropolitan - Glenside mental Health facility / Institution - Illegal detainment of targeted victim under the act of a falsified diagnosis • SA Health / SACAT - Falsify diagnosis of a delusional condition and ordered medication and 12 Month Community Treatment order • Pharmaceutical Services - Ordered medication / injections under the act of a falsified diagnosis for 16 months - Side effects of ordered medication / Self harm, harm to oneself - pre meditated Murder to appear as suicide of the targeted victim (victims awareness ) / 2013 Contesting Intellectual property Theft, 2015-2016 reporting illegal targeted activity, Fraudulent Activity, Sexual Targeting, Police Targeting Malicious activity on computer Systems, created isolation through blocked contact through Telecommunication systems (remote access to servers) ' ICAC - OM. CORRUPTION COMMISSIONER 2016 - POSTAL SERVICES Denied Government funding of an ICAC Investigation into reported illegal targeted activity of In- tellectual Property Theft / Sexual targeting, including connections / Police Targeting/ Fraudulent activity (created debts) - Prior to Illegal Glenside detainment - OPI. CORRUPTION COMMISSIONER 2017- IN PERSON INTERVIEW Denied Government funding of an ICAC Investigation into reported illegal targeted activity of Intellectual Property Theft / Sexual targeting, including connections / Police Targeting/ Fraudulent activity (created debts), Illegal Representation of a lawyer, Illegal detainment, Origin barcode scanned as Police Corruption remotely accessing electricity servers (Excessive rise in utilities), Telecommunication Systems (Blocked contact, Excessive rise in billing) - Following release from detainment ICAC - ON, CORRUPTION COMMISSIONER 2021 - POSTAL SERVICES Denied assistance of an ICAC Investigation into reported illegal targeted activity of Multiple Intellectual Property Theft / Sexual targeting, including connections / Police Targeting/ Fraudulent activity (created debts), Illegal Representation of a lawyer, Illegal detainment, Origin barcode scanned as Police Corruption remotely accessing electricity servers (Excessive rise in utilities), Telecommunication Systems (Blocked contact, Excessive rise in billing), continued targeting of the victim 2017 - 2021, Government involvement Steven Marshall and Vicki Chapman (SA premier and SA Attorney General) Official letters of reply (Exact wording from both parties / conspiring) EFTA00263073  2/11/22, 1:39 PM OLSEN, John Wayne (1945— )Senator tor South Australia, 1990-02 (Liberal Party of Australia) I The Biographical Dictionary ... crriecierec vIc-riNS (ctitlefre.:TFIRLCCED Igi ttsfiNceftv rt 7 1. - Gi_EAmkr3E pe retty 1.11et<17 • - 2...%-/ a 1.1 OLSEN ro ena or or out ustra la, 90-92 (Liberal Party of Australia)jr https://blography.senate.gov.au/olsen-john-wayne/ IC Lc; 1- O 111-4E-Nua i le NA of CAcJete.nlfriEN'T -rnKcert t...<4 Ns% John Wayne Olsen Liberal Party Premier of South Aus ia kserved two years in the Senate from 7 May 1990, when he filled a casual vacancy caused by the resignation of Senator Tony Messner. 4.-SCHN 9%)PricCIE, - IceiotN)o zscocce A colourful backgrounder in the Australian on 29 November 1996, the day after he became Premier of South Australia, argued that there was a defining moment in Olsen's life when he was eighteen and with his father when the latter suffered a massive heart attack and died while driving the family speedboat. Other defining moments revolved around his fortunes as a state politician; his two years In the Senate rated barely a mention. State politics was clearly the main game for John Olsen. - Csncil<JEC-Te0 AMERK-6 OrN:> C-- t"'NeiR,Stt (-Li eftes-itER- , t 8om in Kadina in rural South Australia on 7 June 1945. Olsen was the son of Stanley John Olsen, owner of an agricultural machine and motor vehicle business, and his wife Joyce Rosalind, née Heath. He was educated at Kadina Memorial High Schoo tudied accountancy at the South Australian School of Business Studies, spent a period from 1962 as a bank clerk with the SA Savings Bank, and by 1968 was managing director of the family business, J. R. Olsen & Sons Pty Ltd. His determination to be part of the political process and influence policy direction was inspired by what he saw as the need to address the neglect of small business interests under Don Dunstan, and 'the excesses of the Dunstan and Whitlam eralt lsen became politically engaged first as* *president of South Australia's Rural Youth (1970) and later as9Vkadina town councillor from 197*nd mayor of -1971 Kadina from 1974 to 1977. He was also South Australian president of the Federation of Chambers of Creme *from 1974 to 1976. InMay 1968 he married Julie Abbott; they were to have two sons and a daughter. 4 In 1976 Olsen was elected president of the South Australian division of the Liberal PaiZtn office which he held until 1979 when he was elected to the South Australian House of Assembly as the member for Rocky River; following a boundary redistribution in 1985 he became the member for Custance. Olsen served as Chief Secretary and Minister for Fisheries In the Tonkin Liberal Govemment from March 1982 until the ALP victory in the state election in November of that year. David Tonkin resigned from Parliament, and Olsen defeated Dean Brown in a ballot for leadership of the party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1985 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat Of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen indicated that he would accept nomination for the Senate vacancy to be caused by the impending resignation of Senator Tony Messner. He resigned as Leader in January 1990, and resigned his seat in the House of Assembly immediately before being chosen for the vacancy by a joint sitting of the Houses of the SA Parliament * 4 on 7 May 1990; he was sworn in the Senate on the following day.(1) *Olsen's first speech, delivered on 21 May 1990, called for increased unity for a 'fragmented and nervous nation'. He criticised the regulatory duplication that characterised federal and state administration of health, education and housing, and urged the restructuring of the economy through privatisation and the deregulation of financial and labour markets, to create an environment 'where freedom and incentive are the basics'. He raised the issue of the maladministration of the Murray-Darling and the impact this was having on South Australia: ... the heart of Australia is being left to die. Its main artery is clogged with the salinity and pollution of the States through Which it passes, with my State of South Australia ... condemned by a political inertia to being in effect the sewer of Australia. And he addressed immigration issues, arguing that migrants should be encouraged to settle in places other than the east coast, that they should be obliged to become citizens, and to take English language courses.(2) An experienced parliamentarian, during his brief time in the Senate Olsen made 'articulate and forceful, and, at times, emotional' contributions to debate. He spoke often on the state of the economy, particularly its effect on small business and rural communities, and referring frequently to the situation in his home state. about:blank 1/3 EFTA00263074 3/16122. 2:12 PM M 01.cot 7 0 KN) F30/4- Malcolm Turnbull - VVikipedia WIKIPEDIA ts4CD‘cfx 17-30StISESS ti FL-1- Rnc. clo\I Malcolm Turnbull Malcolm high Turnbull AC (born 24 October 1954) is a The Honourable former Australian politician who served as the 29th prime Malcolm Turnbull minister of Australia from 2015 to 2018. He held office as AC leader of the Liberal Party of Australia. Turnbull graduated from the University of Sydney with a Bachelor of Arts and a Bachelor of Laws, before attending Brasenose College, Oxford as a Rhodes Scholar, earning a BaChelor of Civil Law. For more than two decades, he worked as aejburnalist, lawyer, merchant banker, and venture capital*. He served as Chair of the Australian Republican Movement from 1993 to 2000, and was one of the leaders of the unsuccessful "Yes" campaign in the t999 republic referendum. He was first elected to the Australian House of Representatives as a member of parliament (MP) for the division of Wentworth in New South Wales at the 2004 election, and was Minister for the Environment and Water in the Howard Government from January 2007 until December 2007. trt ‘cis)r.- ce nest-3 Pi_e N After coming second in the 2007 leadership_election, Turnbull won the leadership of the Liberal Party in a Turnbull in 2015 leadership_ spill the following year and became J ezider of 29th Prime Minister of Australia the Opposition. However, his support of the Carbon In office Pollution Reduction Scheme proposed by the Rudd 15 September 2015 — 24 August 2018 Government in December 2009 led in turn to a leadership challenge by TonyAbbott, who defeated Turnbull by a Monarch Elizabeth II single vote. Though initially planning to leave politics after Governor Sir Peter Cosgrove this, Turnbull chose to remain and was later appointed General Minister for Communications in the Abbott Government Deputy Warren Truss following the Liberal-Nationa Coalition's victory at the 2013 election. Barnaby Joyce Michael McCormack Two years later, citing consistently poor opinion polling, Preceded by Tony-Abbott Turnbull resigned from the Cabinet on 14 September 2015 and challenged Abbott, successfully reclaiming the Succeeded by Scott Morrison leadership of the Liberal Party by ten votes. He was sworn 12th Leader of the Liberal Party in as Prime Minister the following day. TheskTurn bull In office Governm ent initiated the National Innovatio n and Science 14 September 2015 — 24 August 2018 Agenda as its key economic priority, working to promote Julie Bish2p STEM education, increase venture capital funding for new Deputy start-pps, and launch an "ideas boom7.111 Turnbull also Preceded by Tony Abbott pursued "city deals" with local and state governments to Succeeded by Scott Morrison improve planning outcomes and encourage investment in In office major infrastructure projects such as the Western Sydney 2008 - 1 December 2009 Air po_rti In 2016, Turnbull led the Coalition to a narrow 16 September victory in a double dissolution election") In his second Deputy Julie Bishop term, Turnbull initiated and campaigned for the "Yes" side 4O6 https://en.wikipedia.orgAviki/Maloolm_Tumbull EFTA00263075  - 2015 2/12/22. 9:14 At°241:3("1/ John Howard - Wikipedle CONSPIRED ..Di-- 1-“AP6e-PANG PAO- Citi&D WIKIPED IA STOTRe.trZtReeren: CotEgNMarr pRos-n-r-CriChl 81. "14/1k1CLCaver'rr. -TOWN i-104/4n2O - awl-it-rep ay John Howard PRY- coftbas tqW+e-g. tare CRS. " rc-rkIr4 art -TATEU-Sc...Toft, PR0PeRly -Tfler-T Pe • piL9 mepefx. BUS Pug IQ C\Cliglikemitnorkritt AC (born 26 July 1939) is an Australian former politician who served as the 25th prime The tionoPrqb!, minister of Australia from 1996 tot324' holding office as John Howard leader of the Liberal Party of Australia. His eleven-year : avi AC tenure as prime minister is the second-longest in history, behind only Sir Robert Menzies, who served for eighteen non-consecutive years. He has also been the oldest living former Australian prime minister since the death of Bob Hawke in 2019. Howard was boiii in ydney and studied law at the University of Sydney. He was a commercial lawyer before entering parliament. A. former federal president of the young Liberals, he first stood for office at the 1968 New South Wales state election, but lost narrowly. At the 127g_federal election, . Howard was elected as a member of parliament (bli") for the division of Bennelong. He was promoted to cabinet in 1977, and later in the year replaced Phillip Lynch as treasurer of Australia, remaining in that position until the defeat of Malcolm Fraser's government at the 1983 election. Howard In 2001 In 1985, Howard was elected leader of the Liberal Party for the first time, thus replacing Andrew Peacock as Leader of 25th Prime Minister of Australia the ion. He led the Liberal—National coalition to the in office 1987 g federal election,removedtmtothtbeiklata'sintb8o9r. but l 11 March 1996 — 3 December 2007 was Monarch Elizabeth II Remaining a key figure in the party, Howard was re-elected leader in 1995 (replacing Alezender _Downer), and Governor- Sir William Deane subsequently led the Coalition to a landslide victory at the General Peter liollingworth 1996 federal election. Michael Jeff_e_y Deputy Tim Fischar. After defeating Paul KeatAg's Labor government in 1996, the John Anderson_ Howard Government was re-elected at the 1998,2001 and . 2004 elections. Reward's actions as prime minister included Mark Valle implementini new gun laws in response to the port Arthur Preceded by Paul Keating massacre, the introduction of a nationwide value-added tax Succeeded by Kevin. Rudd immigration reform, and a controversial set of industrial Treasurer of Australia relations_ reforms. Under his governance, Australia also contributed troops to the War in Afghanistan and the Iraq In office War, and led the Intevational Force for East Timor. The 19 November 1977 - 11 March 1983 Howard government was defeated at thelaoo7 federal Prime Minister Malcolm Fraser election, with the Labor Party's Kevin Rudd succeeding him. Preceded by Phillip Lynch as prime minister. Howard also lost his own seat of Bennelong at the election to Maxine McKew, becoming only Succeeded by Paul Keating the second prime minister to do so, after Stanley Bruce in Minister for Special Trade 1929. Following this loss, Howard retired from politics. Negotiations in office 17 July 1977 -20 December 1977 huns://en.wikipedia.orgiwiki/John.Howard ins EFTA00263076  iv 1L--01 c L C-5O NIC-S- F1-19Ni mem. mu Am of H K.6 Bob Hawke- VVOdpedla the 2019 election, where they released their first joint article for nearly three decades; Crag Emerson, who worked for both men, said they had reconciled in later years after Hawke grew ja azi Retirement and later life After leaving Parliament, Hawke entered the business world, taking on a number of directorships and consultancy positions which enabled him to achieve considerable financial success. He avoided public involvement with the Labor Party during Keating's tenure as Prime Minister, not wanting to be seen as attempting to overshadow his successor.11131 After Keating's defeat and the election of the Howard Government at the 1996 election, he returned to public campaigning with Labor and Hawke at Parliament House for the regularly appearing at election launches. Despite his personal Apology to the ?Glen panerations affection for Queen Elizabeth II, boasting that he had been her in 2008 "favourite Prime Minister", Hawke was an enthusiastic republican and joined the campaign for a Yes vote in the 1999 republic referendum•(1141(11,5 -- 1 In 2002, Hawke was named to South Australia's Economic Development Board during the Rann GovenimentillgaZ1 In the lead up to the 2007 election, Hawke made a considerable personal effort to support Kevin Rudd, making speeches at a large number of campaign office openings across Australia, and appearing in multiple campaign advertisements. As well as campaigning against WorkChoices, Hawke also attacked John Howard's record as Treasurer, stating "it was the judgement of every economist and international financial institution that it was the restructuring reforms undertaken by my government, with the full cooperation of the trade union movement, which created the strength of the Australian economy today".[IA In February 2008, after Rudd's victory, Hawke joined former Prime Ministers Gough Whitlam, Malcolm Fraser and Paul Keating in Parliament House to witness the long anticipated apology to the Stolen Generationsfu9) In 2009, Hawke helped establish the Centre for Muslim and Non- Muslim Understanding at the University of South Australia. Interfaith dialogue was an important issue for Hawke, who told the Adelaide Review that he was "convinced that one of the great potential dangers confronting the world is the lack of understanding in regard to the Muslim world. Fanatics have misrepresented what Islam is. They give a false impression of the essential nature of Islam:111.2_91 In 2016, after taking part in Andrew Denton's Better Off Dead podcast, Hawke added his voice to rails for voluntary euthanasia to be legalisedS12h1 Hawke labelled as 'absurd' the lack of political will to fix the problem. He revealed that he had such an arrangement with his wife Blanche should such a devastating medical situation occurP22] He also publicly advocated for nuclear power and the importation of international spent nuclear fuel to Australia for storage and disposal, stating that this could lead to considerable economic benefits for Hawke in 2012 Australia..013][a41 In late December 2018, Hawke revealed that he was in "terrible health". While predicting a Labor win in the upcoming 2019 federal election, Hawke said he "may not witness the party's success".[125] In May 2019, the month of the election, he issued a joint statement with Paul Keating endorsing Labor's economic plan and condemning the Liberal Party for "completely [giving] up hbpsfien.wikipodia.orghnOWBob Hawke 12/24 EFTA00263077  7J20,22 axe AM 20o-7 Poeutc. At\macc ' cUpgr :GP miter polittia WI frefferticfrgE canRt: 0- WIKIPEDIARea Carl BUSINESS pthiN1 rarectecroec_ PRopeziy grr i?VJohn Hill (Australian politician)* aNQQL.L3C-0 iN aNreweet:OL (te6R'ry en-lc-FT - .2w6-,z ota 125C3 PLest\* John David Hill (born 3 December 1949), Australian politician, represented the electoral district of Kaurna in the ,kJohn South Australian House of Assembly for the Labor Party from MHA 1997 to 2014. Born in Sydney, Hill attended the Uniyelsity of Sydney and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts. He moved to South Australia in 1974 and . ecame a teacher. He also studied at the .57-University of AirlelaideI •received his law degree.. Following a brief stint as a ministerial adviser during the Bannon Government ll became a party °fad becoming .spc_filinister for Health In office r State Secretary in 199 He was elected to P ament as member for Kaurna at the1997state election. '2104 November 2005 —21 January 2013 After Labor won the 2002 election, Hill became a minister in Premier Mike Rann 2005— the Rann Government. Initially given the portfolios of 2011) Minister for Environment and Conservation, Minister for the River Murray, Minister for the Southern Suburbs, Minister Jay Weatherill Assisting the Premier in the Arts and Minister for Gambling, (2011-2013) Hill gained his current portfolios after a number of cabinet Preceded by Lea Stevens reshuffles. A , Succeeded by Jack Snelling W Member of the The 2o06 election saw Hill gain a swing of 11.o% to a total Southjku,trallap flmpitppn! margin of 22.o%. for !canine Hedid not re-contest his seat at the 224election.ig In office 11 October 1997 —15 March 2014 Hill is a member of the Ministers' Club at EPODE Preceded by Lorraine International Network — the world's largest obesity-peeve,lion Rosenberg tiet ri Succeeded by ctirtspiotgri John Hill's political memoir, On Being a Minister - Behind the Personal details Mask, was published in February 2o16.1-4] John David Hill 3 December 1949 External links Sydney, New South Wales, • Parliament Profile (h1/9://www2.parliamerit gov.aufititern Australia et/DesktopModules/memberdrill.aspx?pld=53§) !Nationality Australian .1= Xi Political party Labor Party* See also i Alma mater University of ▪ EPODE International Network, the world% largest obesity- Sydney prevention network University of Adelaide References EFTA00263078 3/7/22,12:12 PM Scott Morrison - Wikipedia WIKIPEDIA Scott Morrison Scott John Morrison (imprison/Al born 13 May The Honourable 1968) is an Australian politician serving as the 30th and current prime minister of Australia. He assumed office in Scott Morrison August 2018 upon his election as leader of the Liberal MP Party of Australia. He is the longest-serving prime minister since John Howard. Morrison was born in Sydney and studied economic geography at the University of New South Wales. He worked as director of the New Zealand Office of Tourism and Sport from 1998 to 2000 and was managing director of Tourism Australia from 2004 to 2006. Morrison also served as state director of the New South Wales Liberal Party from 2000 to 2004. He was first elected to the Australian House of Representatives at the 2007 election as a member of parliament (MP) for the division of Cook in New South Wales, and was quickly appointed to the shadow cabinet. After the Liberal-National coalition's victory at the 2013 election, Morrison was appointed Minister for Morrison in 2019 Immigration and Border Protection-kin the Abbott iF 3Governmentt where he was responsible for implementing 30th Prime Minister of Australia 17.$eration Sovereign Borders. In a reshuffle the following Incumbent year, he became Minister for Social Services. He was later Assumed office promoted to the role of Treasurer in September 2ms,, 24 August 2018 after Malcolm Turnbull replaced Abbott as prime minister. In August 2018, Home Affairs Minister Peter Monarch Elizabeth II Dutton unsuccessfully challenged Turnbull for the Governor Sir Peter Cosg_rove leadership of the liberal Party. Leadership tension General David Hurlw_ continued, and the party voted to hold a second Deputy Michael McCormack leadership_ ballot days later, with Turnbull choosing not to Barnaby Joyce stand. In that ballot, Morrison was seen as a compromise candidate and defeated both Dutton and Foreign Minister Preceded by Malcolm_TurrAyll Julie Bishop to become party leader and thus prime 14th Leader of the Liberal Party minister. IPPITI3P9t. Morrison went on to lead the Coalition to an 1. !qkto 3. Assumed office in the 2019 election.11 He was criticized for taking a 24 August 2018 4 holiday during the 2o.19-20 bushfires and for his I Deputy Josh Frydenberg government's response to the disaster,[6] and for the Preceded by Malcolm Tumbull response to the*2021 Parliament rape allegations 177 Minister for the Public Service During the COVID-19 pandemic, Morrison established the National Cabinet, and Australia received praise during in office 2020 for being one of the few Western countries to 29 May 2019 — 8 October 2021 successfully suppress the virus.2-1 3 In foreign policy, Prime Minister Himself Morrison oversaw the signing of the AUKUS security pact, Preceded by Mathias Cormann increased tensions between Australia and China, resisted https://en.vtikipeclia.org/wild/ScotLMoMson 1/40 EFTA00263079  2/20)22. 9:04 AM Kevin Rudd. WRIpedle W1KIPEDIA cONNECTEO 1O GL0CEA?, (---nINA-) SCORC - . es comae-crap itzcOt i e Kevin Rudd Kevin Michael Rudd AC (born 21September 1957) is an The Honourable Australian former politician and diplomat who served as Kevin Rudd the 26th prime minister of Australia, from December 2007 AC to June 2010 and again from June 2013 to September 2013. He held office as the leader of the Australian Labor Party. *Born in NamboL, Queensland., Rudd graduated from the Australian National University with honours in Chinese studies, and s. fluent in Mandarin. Before entering politics, he worked as a diplomat and public servant for the Goss Ministry. Rudd was elected to the Australian House of Representatives at the L998 federal election, as a member of parliament (MP) for the division of Griffith. He was promoted to the shadow cabinet in 2001 as Shadow Minister for Foreig_effats. In December 2006, he defeated Kim Beazley in a leadership spill to become the leader of the Labor Party, thus becoming Leader of the Opposition. Rudd led Labor to a landslide victory at the 2007 election, defeating the Howard Government. The Rudd in 2007 'A Add Government's earliest acts included action on 26th Prhym Minister of Australia hange through ratification of the Kyoto Protocol ca= 'vering the first national apology to Australia's Indigenous peoples for the Stolen generations, The In office 27 June 2013 —18 September 2013 Government also provided economic stimulus packages in Monarch Elizabeth II response to the financial crisis of 2007-2008, resulting in Governor Quentin Bryce Australia becoming one of the only developed counties to General avoid the late-2000s recession. Other signature policies Deputy ArViony Albanese included establishing the National Broadband Network (NBN), launching the Digital Education Revolution and Preceded by Julia Gthard the. Building the Education Revolution, dismantling Succeeded by Tony Abbott WokkChoices, and withdrawing Australian troops from the In office Iraq War. 3 December 2007 — 24 June 2010 In 2010, Rudd would begin to face instability within his Monarch Elizabeth II party, after the Australian Senate rejected his Michael Jeffery government's proposed Carbon Pollution Reduction Governor rime minister Julia General Quentin Bryce Scheme. This prompted d u Gillard to challcuthim for the ershlp of the Labor Deputy Julia Gillard Party in June of that:year . Rather than contest the Preceded by John Howard leadership, Rudd chose to resign, meaning that Gillard replaced him as prime minister. His removal from office Succeeded by Julia Gillard would mark a sequence of four subsequent prime Leader of the Labor Party ministers who would all be removed by their own parties In office before completing their full first term.E21 Rudd would 26 June 2013 - 13 September 2013 remain in the party as a backbenc her, and chose to re- Deputy Anthony Albanese contest his seat at the wiz election, which resulted in a Gillard-led minority government. Within the Gffiard I Preceded by Julia Gillard 1/36 EFTA00263080  t-iu'&C ReNN - NED tcr.- COSINESS PLO N) 2/12/22.10:00 Am e cs__ jC . Teter Mike Ram - Wildpedia In early 2011 Rann reshuffled his cabinet after Deputy Prem from both positions but remained in the ier and Treasurer Kevin Foley resigned inet. Attorney-General John Rau became Deputy Premier and%cic Snelling became -Lam.- ael i7 cc traR CONi t61 .4eip ectorettel Then- gc06- 2Ct2 :TA-rata-AG NED &S The first Newspoll of the third term of the Rann Labo r government in March 2011 showed Rann's personal satisfaction-dissatisfaction rating at a new low of 30-59 and a two-party vote of 44-56, a swing against Labor of 4.4 percent since the 2010 election. Labor's primary vote dived to percent, down 8.5 percent, the Liberal vote remained at 42 29 percent, whilst the Greens surged to percent, an increase of 6 percent, with "other" sligh 14 tly higher. The subsequent Newspoll saw the two-party vote narrow to 46-54, a swing against Labor of just 2.4 percent, however there was no statistical change in Rann's personal satisfaction-dissatisf action ratings. In late July 2011, the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC ) and The Advertiser reported that senior figures within Labor ict indicated to Rann that the state partYileftand right factions had formally decided to replace Rann with Education Minister tay Weatherills party leader. A day later, Rannsonfirmed he would stand down and unde rgo a party leadership transition to Weatherill, with the handover occurring in October 2o1154911.451E4g471[O.1 Rann formally resigned from the premiership on 21 Octo ber 2011, and Weatherill was elected unopposed as his successorJ49.i Rann resigned from parliament on 13 January 2012 which created an 11 Februarytaamsay* by-election. Zoe Bettison easily retained the seat for Labor with only a slight swing against her, and Ramsa remained the safest of Labor's lower house seatserC 521 3 DENIIE-.1) essisTriocCie<ReFvec- aut -wrpacc.. 11)04.- PAOf-Wry Trier - /4 Post-parliamentary career i4 is pessca:N - Oprztfki: e r)(3CC- 1-/CCS tNiC Rann's post-parliamentary appointments include the new Urban Policy Forum created by the federal government, as a profeisor in the School of Social and Policy Studies with Flinders University and as a visiting fellowship in political studies at the University of Auckland. He has also joined the International Leadership Council of The Climate Group, and the International Advisory Board of the Ecological Sequestration Trust-1531[541551 Rann was also appointed adjunct professor in public policy at Carnegie Mellon Rann (right) with Foreign Minister University, Fellow for Democracy and Development at the Julie Bishop (second right) at the Washington, D.C.-based Center for National Policy and as London Stock Exchange In 2014. member of the Council of the Royal Institution Australia.C50 Rann was appointed chair of Low Carbon Australia Pty Ltd in early 2012, the feder al government's "green bank" providing finance to companies to reduce carbon emissionsE vi and to the International Leadership Council of The Climate Groupiga Rann was announced on 23 August 2012 as the nexekustralian High Commissioner to the United JCini„dom.152)1§93[61) Rarin also assumed the role of Permanent Representative to the United Nations International aritime Organisation, Commonwealth War Graves Commissioner and Trustee of the Imperial WE Museum.r5§-1 Mille Rann acted as Australia's Ambassador to Italy, San Marino, Albania and Libyg-He is also Australia's Permanent Representative, to the United Natio n's Food and Agriculture Organization gramm 0 vi asuALL-- la muLics nov gert.71-. As of 2020, he works as a business consultant for the Rann Strategy Group. 1 EFTA00263081  3/16/22, 10:19 AM PORK Licrr HeM Mark Latham -Wildpedia rebuilding of mutualism and community, as a Labor icon. The second positions Labor as an anti-establishment party, breaking down the entrenched centres of power in society. The third champions a crusade on climate change, an uncompromising attempt to roll back the materialism of western society in favour of environmental values. Latham finishes his essay by writing about the difficulties of each approach. Other publications Mark Latham also wrote Reviving Labor's agenda: a program for local reform (Pluto Press / Australian Fabian Society, 1990), What did you learn today?: creating an education revolution (Allen & Unwin, 2001), From the Suburbs: Building a Nation from our Neighbourhoods (Pluto Press Australia, 2003), The Political Bubble: Why Australians Don't Trust Politics (Pan Macmillan, 2914), Latham at Large (Melbourne University Press, 2015), and Taking Back Australia: Saving Our Country, Our Culture, Our Civilisation (Wilkinson Publishing, 2018). He also, as at 2020, writes a weekly article for the Spectator magazine (Australian edition): "Latham's Law". Post-political life Melbourne University Lecture Latham gave his first public lecture since the release of the Diaries, titled 'Ten Reasons Why Young Idealistic People Should Forget About Organised Politics", on 27 September 2005, at Melbourne University. During the lecture, he argued that organised politics is ineffective at achieving real social change, due to public apathy, the rise of conservatism and the inward-focused structure of the major parties, and instead encouraged youth to focus on more grassroots, community-based programs. He also claimed politics has a detrimental impact on health, happiness and family life, largely blaming the "arrogant" and "incompetent" media, as well as internal party struggles.ME-34] i, C06 - aOGA (`-16-O (Cet 3Osuutrs5 PL-tei-N >X Incident at Hungry Jack's - 11% Auer - MI9 CICK-US Thet-teCE e FT. AN;StCre.- BEtticAricCR - c.R.t me: On Thursday 19 January 2006, Latham was eating with his two sons at a HungryIack's restaurant in Campbelltown, New South Wales when he was photographed by Ross Schultz, a photographer from The Daily Telegraph. Schultz alleged that Latham snatched the camera and smashed it, without destroying the electronic media that contained the photographs. It was reported that Latham called Schultz a paedspo bile, presumably because he thought Schultz had taken pictures of his sons. The Telegraph subsequently announced plans for upcoming publication of the photographic images in the following Saturday's edition and that it would be seeking $12,000 from Latham to replace the ,equipment.135] The following day, Latham appeared to drive towards a Channel 7 television cameraman at his Sydney home. The photographer was unhurt but Seven's head of news in Sydney, Chris Willis, said the footage dearly showed Latham's car veer toward the cameraman as he stood on the side of the road.Sin February 2006, Latham was charged with assault, malicious damage and theft in relation to the incident:, Latham did not appear in Campbelltown Local Court to face the charges, on 22 March, instead giving a lecture to political science students at the Australian National University. When asked by a student how he could blame everyone else but himself, Latham replied: "I'm sorry I didn't come in here and expose myself as a miserable arsewipe"5361 On 26 April, The Sydney Morning Herald reported that • ••••••• EFTA00263082  2112122. 10:44 AM * f tc BACK 771 Ni LT-IMIC C.4 et- F)US i \\ c- Geoff Brock - Wildpedla )09 N On 23.6 percent of the primary vote and 51.7 percent of the (Mtp://geoftbrock.c two-candidate-preferred vote, Brock's election depended on orn.au/) prefere_nces from Labor, Nationals SA, and the SA Greens, the — -• - — • — former two having placed him second on their how-to-vote card. His own how-to-vote card saw him preference the Nationals, Labor, Liberal, Greens, and One Nation, in that order.L91 The by- election was closely contested, with the result being uncertain -for over a week. Initial reports suggested a slight swing to the Liberal candidate Terry Boylan on the two -party-preferred count against Labor, with Brock close behind Labor. By 21 January 2009, both the ABC's Antony Green and the state electoral office were indicating a 2-point swing against the Liberals toward Labor on 51.4 percent, but not enough to lose the seat.(-121EPill21 liberal leader Martin Hamilton-Smith claimed victory on behalf of the party.D.31_4/(15/ However, the result hinged on the performance of Brock against Labor in the competition for second place. Brock won the primary vote in the Port Pirie area and picked up enough National and Green preferences to overtake the Labor candidate for second place by 3o votes. He then picked up enough Labor preferences to take the seat off the Liberals on a two-candidate-preferred vote of 51.7 percent (a majority of 665 votes), despite a slight improvement in the Liberal vote since the previous count.EgalA 2010 election Brock increased his primary vote to 37.7 percent and two-candidate vote to 57.5 percent at the 2010 election. Labor won from the Liberals the two-party-preferred vote on 50.1 percent. 2014 election Brock increased his primary vote to 45.2 percent and two-candidate vote to 0.8 percent at the 2014 election. The election resulted in a hung parliament with 23 Labor seats, 22 Liberal seats, and two independents. The balance of power was held by c