Michael Atkinson (Q6828295)

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Australian politician

• Mick Atkinson
• Michael John Atkinson

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Language	Label	Description	Also known as
English	Michael Atkinson	Australian politician	Mick Atkinson Michael John Atkinson

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instance of

human

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sex or gender

male

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country of citizenship

Australia

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name in native language

Michael John Atkinson (English)

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given name

Michael

series ordinal

1

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John

series ordinal

2

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family name

Atkinson

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based on heuristic

inferred from person's full name

date of birth

17 June 1958

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place of birth

Australia

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spouse

Jennifer Rankine

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Wikimedia import URL

https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Michael_Atkinson&oldid=850331330

unmarried partner

Jennifer Rankine

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native language

English

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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writing language

English

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occupation

politician

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trade unionist

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journalist

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position held

Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly

start time

5 February 2013

replaces

Lyn Breuer

series ordinal

34

end time

16 March 2018

replaced by

Vincent Tarzia

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

Spence

start time

25 November 1989

end time

9 February 2002

replaces

Roy Abbott

replaced by

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parliamentary group

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

elected in

1989 South Australian state election

1993 South Australian state election

1997 South Australian state election

parliamentary term

49th Parliament of South Australia

48th Parliament of South Australia

together with

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

Croydon

start time

9 February 2002

replaces

no value

end time

16 March 2018

parliamentary group

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

parliamentary term

53rd Parliament of South Australia

52nd Parliament of South Australia

51st Parliament of South Australia

50th Parliament of South Australia

replaced by

Peter Malinauskas

elected in

2002 South Australian state election

2006 South Australian state election

2010 South Australian state election

2014 South Australian state election

together with

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end cause

resignation

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Minister for Consumer Affairs

start time

6 March 2002

end time

30 June 2003

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Minister for Justice

start time

6 March 2002

end time

30 June 2003

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Minister for Multicultural Affairs

start time

6 March 2002

end time

30 June 2003

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Minister for Consumer Affairs

start time

29 August 2003

end time

23 July 2004

replaced by

Karlene Maywald

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Attorney-General of South Australia

start time

29 August 2003

end time

25 March 2010

replaced by

John Rau

replaces

Paul Holloway

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Minister for Justice

start time

29 August 2003

end time

25 March 2010

replaced by

John Rau

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Minister for Multicultural Affairs

start time

29 August 2003

end time

25 March 2010

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Minister for Correctional Services

start time

20 February 2006

end time

23 March 2006

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Minister for Veterans' Affairs

start time

1 May 2008

end time

25 March 2010

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educated at

Australian National University

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Unley High School

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honorific prefix

The Honourable

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work location

South Australia

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member of political party

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

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Polish Wikipedia

candidacy in election

2014 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Croydon

ranking

1

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2010 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Croydon

ranking

1

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2006 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Croydon

ranking

1

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2002 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Croydon

ranking

1

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1997 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Spence

series ordinal

1

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1993 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Spence

series ordinal

1

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1989 South Australian state election

represents

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

electoral district

Spence

series ordinal

1

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religion or worldview

Traditional Anglican Communion

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member of

University of Adelaide Council

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Commons category

Michael Atkinson

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Identifiers

Freebase ID

/m/09tlvx

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Google Knowledge Graph

OpenSanctions ID

Q6828295

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SA Parliament member ID

531

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