Josh Frydenberg
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Gender | Male |
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Age | 52 |
Web site | www.joshfrydenberg.com.au |
Date of birth | July 17,1971 |
Zodiac sign | Cancer |
Born | Melbourne |
Australia | |
Party | Liberal Party of Australia |
Electorate | Division of Kooyong |
Nationality | Australian |
Spouse | Amie Frydenberg |
Office | Treasurer of Australia |
Job | Politician |
Official site | joshfrydenberg.com.au |
Electorate new | Division of Kooyong |
Education | Bialik College |
Children | Gemma Frydenberg |
Parents | Harry Frydenberg |
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Date of Upd. | |
ID | 438680 |
Josh Frydenberg Life story
Joshua Anthony Frydenberg is an Australian politician who has been federal treasurer and deputy leader of the Liberal Party since August 2018. He has been a Member of Parliament for Kooyong since the 2010 election.
Scott Morrison: Report savages former Australian PM over secret roles
... Earlier on Friday morning, former treasurer Josh Frydenberg spoke out for the first time, saying Mr Morrison s secret ministries were " extreme overreach"...
Australia election: A great shock to the system
... With the departing Treasurer Josh Frydenberg likely to be defeated in Kooyong, the departing Defence Minister Peter Dutton instantly becomes the frontrunner for the leadership...
Australia election: Anthony Albanese signals climate policy change
... Former Defence Minister Peter Dutton is seen as favourite to take over as Liberal leader, after former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg seemed set to lose his seat...
Australia election: Anthony Albanese vows unity after Labor seizes power
... Former Defence Minister Peter Dutton is seen as favourite to take over as Liberal leader, after former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg appeared likely to lose his seat...
Huawei line: Australian MPs UK travel cancel in the midst of the tensions over the leak
... the Australian Treasurer Josh Frydenberg was looking for, but scotch suggestions of a rift, said: our relationship with the United Kingdom could not be stronger ...
Australia fires: rain brings relief, but huge blazes expected
... Australia Treasurer Josh Frydenberg is the ABC said it was too early to tell what the full economic impact of the fires would be...
'Chinese spy' seeking asylum in Australia - reports
... Australia s Treasurer Josh Frydenberg told reporters Mr Wang s case was in the hands of the appropriate law enforcement agencies , adding that his accusations are very disturbing ...
Australia election: Anthony Albanese vows unity after Labor seizes power
Australia has elected its first Labor government in almost a decade and Anthony Albanese as Prime Minister , ousting Scott Morrison 's coalition.
Mr Albanese told jubilant supporters that Australians had " voted for change". However it is still unclear whether he can secure a majority.
The centre-left leader vowed to bring people together, invest in Social Services and " end the climate wars".
Mr Morrison thanked the " miracle of the Australian people" after conceding.
In perhaps The Greatest twist, the election saw large support for Greens and independent candidates - Many running on climate platforms.
They could wield greater influence if Labor fails to secure 76 lower house seats to govern in its own right. Late on Saturday it had 72 seats to the Liberal-National Coalition's 55, the ABC projected.
Mr Albanese said it was an " extraordinary honour" to lead the country as he emerged to rapturous applause at Labor's victory party in Sydney.
" My Labor team will work Every Day to bring Australians together. And I will lead a government worthy of The People of Australia, " He Said .
Mr Albanese, 59, began by acknowledging Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, reiterating his commitment to hold a referendum on a Voice to Parliament - an Indigenous advisory Body - during his three-year term.
He went on to refer to his own humble beginnings as the " son of a single mum who was a disability pensioner, who grew up in public housing".
After his speech, Mr Albanese told The Bbc 's Shaimaa Khalil he strongly supported with the US and UK, and hoped to be a world leader on Climate Action .
One of Australia's longest-serving politicians, Mr Albanese served briefly as deputy Prime Minister to Kevin Rudd in 2013 and has long been a favourite of his party's left wing. Since becoming opposition leader in 2019, he has positioned himself more towards the centre.
'A time of great upheaval'Mr Morrison had been expected to narrowly lose the election, but the result showed a collapse in his vote.
He shed crucial seats to so-called " teal" independents in traditional inner-city Liberal strongholds. They had campaigned on platforms of Climate Action and integrity in politics.
Mr Morrison congratulated Mr Albanese and said he would step down as Liberal leader after the defeat.
He Said it had been a " time of great upheaval".
" What Australians have endured over these past few years has shown a tremendous depth of character and resilience and strength, " the outgoing Prime Minister said.
Mr Morrison, 54, is The First Prime Minister to serve a Full Term in office since John Howard in 2007.
Former Defence Minister Peter Dutton is seen as favourite to take over as Liberal leader, after former Treasurer Josh Frydenberg appeared likely to lose his seat.
Australian election: The basicsVoting is compulsory in Australia, and about 17 million people were expected to cast a ballot This Time round.
The vote was for all MPs in The House of Representatives, and just over half the seats in The Senate .
Australian politics is traditionally dominated by Labor and the Liberal-National coalition. Either party needs to win at least 76 of the 151 seats in The House of Representatives - where the Prime Minister sits - to form a majority government.
If they cannot do that, they must try to win support from independent MPs, or those from minor parties.
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Source of news: bbc.com