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Kristina Marie Kerscher Keneally (born 19 December 1968) is an American-born Australian politician who served as the first female Premier of New South...
Labor Party Senator, Kristina Keneally. She is also a former Premier of New South Wales and Sky News Australia newscaster. Keneally wrote the Booker Prize-winning...- Senator Kristina Keneally. Keneally grew up in Gladesville, New South Wales. Educated at Holy Cross College, Ryde and the University of Sydney. Keneally worked...
Dai Le (section Personal life)2022 Australian federal election, in response to Labor candidate Kristina Keneally being parachuted into the seat. Le won the seat, with an 18-point...- Carmel Tebbutt (section Personal life)leader and Premier, in favour of Kristina Keneally. Tebbutt remained as Deputy Leader and Deputy Premier under Keneally, and became Minister for Health...
Friendlyjordies (section Early life)interviewed several politicians, including Jodi McKay, Tanya Plibersek, Kristina Keneally, Bill Shorten, Helen Dalton, and former prime minister Kevin Rudd...- Ross Cameron (section Early life)alongside Kristina Keneally on weekly panel show The Contrarians every Friday afternoon, before the pair were given their own self-titled program Keneally and...
Ed Husic (section Early life and education)Minister for Human Services until 2019, when he resigned to make way for Kristina Keneally. Husic was added back to the shadow cabinet when Joel Fitzgibbon resigned...
Frank Sartor (section Personal life)faction ballot and narrowly lost the ballot to Kristina Keneally, who was then made Premier. Keneally returned Sartor to the NSW Cabinet; appointed to...- September 2008, which was expanded to include Roads under Premier Kristina Keneally in December 2009. For most of 2009, Minister Campbell was dogged by...
Hillsong Church (redirect from Hills Christian Life Centre)Hillsong had donated A$600 to a Member of the Legislative Council, Kristina Keneally (ALP), for the tickets of a fundraising dinner, featuring the New...
Sam Dastyari (section Personal life)Succeeded by Kristina Keneally General Secretary of the Labor in New South Wales In office 17 July 2010 – 21 August 2013 Leader Kristina Keneally John Robertson...
Chris Minns (section Early and personal life)Hills Neville Wran Barrie Unsworth Bob Carr Morris Iemma Nathan Rees Kristina Keneally John Robertson Linda Burney Luke Foley Michael Daley Penny Sharpe...
Matt Thistlethwaite (section Personal life)candidacy to replace premier Nathan Rees and Rees was instead replaced by Kristina Keneally. Before entering Parliament, Thistlethwaite worked as a senior consultant...
Nathan Rees (section Personal life)3 December 2009, Rees was deposed as leader of the Labor Party by Kristina Keneally after he resoundingly lost a secret ballot in the Labor Party caucus...
Frank Carbone (politician) (section Personal life)running for the federal electorate of Fowler against Labor frontbencher Kristina Keneally. Ultimately he did not stand for election but instead supported his...
David Shoebridge (section Personal life)for 13 years, the majority of this time as a barrister with a focus on personal injury law, employment, discrimination and tort law. Shoebridge was elected...- Peter van Onselen (section Personal life)retitled PVO NewsDay. Additionally, he co-hosts To The Point with Kristina Keneally, which aired in between his self-titled daytime show. In November...
- Walt Secord (section Personal life)2023. Secord was previously chief of staff to former NSW Premier, Kristina Keneally. He is the NSW patron of the Labor Israel Action Committee. Secord...
Verity Firth (section Personal life)leader. Firth retained the Education portfolio under Rees' successor, Kristina Keneally. During early 2009, the then Rees Labor Government announced the CBD...
