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    Clare O'Neil

    Australian politician

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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Clare_O'NeilClare O'Neil - Wikipedia

    O'Neil was born in Melbourne in 1980, the daughter of prolific Australian publishers Lloyd O'Neil and Anne O'Donovan. She undertook her VCE at Loreto Mandeville Hall in Toorak , where she later served on the school council.

  2. www.clareoneil.com › about › about-clareAbout Clare

    Clare grew up in Melbourne's south-east. After she finished school, Clare studied Law at Monash University in Clayton. While she was at university, Clare was elected to the City of Greater Dandenong Council and a year later she became mayor of the City of Greater Dandenong.

  3. www.aph.gov.au › Senators_and_MembersHon Clare O'Neil MP – Parliament of Australia

    Elected to the House of Representatives for Hotham, Victoria, 2013. Re-elected 2016, 2019 and 2022. Parliamentary positions. Member of the Speaker's Panel from 26.3.2015 to 9.5.2016. Ministerial appointments. Minister for Home Affairs from 1.6.2022. Cabinet Minister from 1.6.2022. Minister for Cyber Security from 1.6.2022. Committee service.

  4. au.linkedin.com › in › clare-o-neilClare O'Neil - Australian Government | LinkedIn

    She has been the federal member for Hotham since 2013, a vibrant and multicultural community in Melbourne. As of June 2022, she has been the Minister for Home Affairs and the Minister for Cyber...

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  5. www.afr.com › politics › how-australia-s-youngestFederal Labor Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil says ...

    Mar 2, 2023 · Home Affairs minister Clare O’Neil was not earmarked for the sprawling portfolio until the high-profile Kristina Keneally failed in her attempt to move to the lower house.

  6. ministers.education.gov.au › hon-clare-oneil-mpThe Hon Clare O'Neil MP | Ministers' Media Centre

    Oct 2, 2023 · The Hon Clare O'Neil MP Read more: Addressing skills shortages in key industries and rebuilding the international education sector Countering foreign interference in the higher education sector

  7. www.minister.defence.gov.au › 2022-06 › clare-oneilThe Hon Clare O’Neil MP | Defence Ministers

    The Hon. Clare O'Neil MP is the Minister for Home Affairs and Minister for Cyber Security and the Federal Member for Hotham. Clare was first elected to the House of Representatives for Hotham, Victoria in 2013.