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Janine Haines
Janine Winton Carter
Australian politician (1945–2004).
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Date of Birth
5/8/1945
Date of Death
11/20/2004
Member of Political Party
Australian Democrats
Liberal Movement
Instance Of
Human
Place of Birth
Tanunda
Sex or Gender
Female
Country of Citizenship
Australia
Position Held
Member of the Australian Senate
(7/1/1981 - 3/1/1990)
Member of the Australian Senate
(12/14/1977 - 6/30/1978)
Leader of the Australian Democrats
(8/18/1986 - 3/24/1990)
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Given Name
Occupation
Award Received
Place of Death
Birth Name
Educated At
Candidacy in Election
Member Of
Writing Language
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
Janine
Politician
Victorian Honour Roll of Women
(2001)
Point in Time
:
2001
Member of the Order of Australia
(6/11/2001)
Subject Named As
:
Ms Janine HAINES
Award Rationale
:
For service to the Australian Parliament and to politics, particularly as Parliamentary Leader of the Australian Democrats, and to the community.
Point in Time
:
6/11/2001
Adelaide
Janine Winton Carter
Brighton Secondary School
University of Adelaide
University of South Australia
1975 South Australian State Election
Represents
:
Liberal Movement
University of Adelaide Council
(11/25/1992 - )
Start Time
:
11/25/1992
English
English
Replaced By
:
Meg Lees
Electoral District
:
South Australia
Start Time
:
7/1/1981
End Time
:
3/1/1990
Electoral District
:
South Australia
Replaces
:
Steele Hall
Start Time
:
12/14/1977
End Time
:
6/30/1978
Replaced By
:
Michael Macklin
Replaces
:
Don Chipp
Start Time
:
8/18/1986
End Time
:
3/24/1990
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