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Brian Howe

Brian Leslie Howe

Australian politician, Deputy Prime Minister of Australia.

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Member of Political Party

Australian Labor Party

Educated At

University of Melbourne
Queen's College

Instance Of

Human

Position Held

Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
(6/3/1991 - 6/20/1995)
Replaces
:
Paul Keating
Replaced By
:
Kim Beazley
Start Time
: 6/3/1991
End Time
: 6/20/1995
Member of the Australian House of Representatives
(12/10/1977 - 1/29/1996)
Replaces
:
Horrie Garrick
Replaced By
:
Martin Ferguson
Electoral District
:
Batman
Start Time
: 12/10/1977
End Time
: 1/29/1996
Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads
(3/24/1993 - 3/25/1994)
Replaces
:
David Simmons
Replaced By
:
Warwick Smith
Start Time
: 3/24/1993
End Time
: 3/25/1994
Minister for Social Services
(4/4/1990 - 3/25/1994)
Replaces
:
Neal Blewett
Replaced By
:
Carmen Lawrence
Start Time
: 4/4/1990
End Time
: 3/25/1994
Minister for Housing
(5/7/1990 - 3/11/1996)
Replaces
:
Peter Staples
Start Time
: 5/7/1990
End Time
: 3/11/1996
Minister for Health
(4/4/1990 - 3/24/1993)
Replaces
:
Neal Blewett
Replaced By
:
Graham Richardson
Start Time
: 4/4/1990
End Time
: 3/24/1993
Minister for Human Services
(12/13/1984 - 4/4/1990)
Replaces
:
Don Grimes
Replaced By
:
Graham Richardson
Start Time
: 12/13/1984
End Time
: 4/4/1990
Minister for Defence Materiel
(3/11/1983 - 12/13/1984)
Replaces
:
Ian Viner
Start Time
: 3/11/1983
End Time
: 12/13/1984

Date of Birth

1/23/1936

Sex or Gender

Male

Given Name

Brian

Place of Birth

Melbourne

Occupation

Politician

Country of Citizenship

Australia

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Family Name

Howe

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Work Location

Canberra

Name in Native Language

Brian Howe

Award Received

Officer of the Order of Australia
(1/26/2008)
Subject Named As
:Reverend the Honourable Professor Brian Leslie HOWE
Award Rationale
: For service to education and the community as an academic, an advocate for social sustainability and a facilitator of debate about public policy, particularly in the housing, employment and welfare sectors, to the development of public administration, to theology, and to the arts.
Point in Time
: 1/26/2008

Spouse

Renate Howe

Writing Language

English
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