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John Anderson

John Duncan Anderson

Australian politician, 11th Deputy Prime Minister of Australia.

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Statements about John Anderson

Occupation

Politician

Date of Birth

11/14/1956

Member of Political Party

National Party of Australia

Educated At

University of Sydney

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
(7/20/1999 - 7/6/2005)
Replaces
:
Tim Fischer
Replaced By
:
Mark Vaile
Series Ordinal
:11
Start Time
: 7/20/1999
End Time
: 7/6/2005
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(4/15/1989 - 10/17/2007)
Replaces
:
Ralph Hunt
Electoral District
:
Gwydir
Start Time
: 4/15/1989
End Time
: 10/17/2007
Minister for Infrastructure and Transport
(10/21/1998 - 7/6/2005)
Replaces
:
Mark Vaile
Replaced By
:
Warren Truss
Start Time
: 10/21/1998
End Time
: 7/6/2005
Australian Minister for Agriculture
(3/11/1996 - 10/21/1998)
Replaces
:
Bob Collins
Replaced By
:
Mark Vaile
Start Time
: 3/11/1996
End Time
: 10/21/1998
Delegate to the Australian Constitutional Convention, 1998
(2/2/1998 - 2/13/1998)
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Government
Start Time
: 2/2/1998
End Time
: 2/13/1998

Award Received

Officer of the Order of Australia
(6/13/2011)
Subject Named As
:The Honourable John Duncan ANDERSON
Award Rationale
: For distinguished service to the Parliament of Australia, particularly through support of rural and regional communities, transport development, and water management initiatives.
Point in Time
: 6/13/2011
Companion of the Order of Australia
(6/13/2022)
Subject Named As
:The Honourable John Duncan ANDERSON AO
Award Rationale
: For eminent service to rural and regional development, to leadership in international agricultural research and food security, to social commentary, and through contributions to not-for-profit organisations.
Point in Time
: 6/13/2022

Given Name

John

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Place of Birth

Sydney

Family Name

Anderson

Participant In

Australian Constitutional Convention, 1998

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

Canberra

Name in Native Language

John Anderson

Image

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Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

English
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