Английская Википедия:Angela Owen
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Angela Carolyn Owen[1] (formerly Owen-Taylor)[2] is an Australian politician who has been a Councillor of Brisbane City Council (BCC), the local government authority for the City of Brisbane in the Australian state of Queensland, since 2008.[3]
Political career
Local government
Owen (formerly known as Owen-Taylor) was first elected in 2008 to Brisbane City Council as the inaugural Councillor for the Ward of Parkinson, then re-elected in 2012. After a change in ward boundaries from Parkinson Ward to Calamvale Ward in 2016, Owen was elected as the inaugural Councillor for Calamvale Ward, then re-elected in 2020.[4]
She has additionally served as Chairman of Council.[2] Deputy Chairman of Council, Deputy Chairman of the Finance, Economic Development and Administration Committees, Deputy Chairman of City Business and Local Assets, Deputy Chair of Public and Active Transport as well as Deputy to the Lord Mayor on Multicultural Affairs and International Relations, Chairman of the Sister Cities Committee and Deputy to the Lord Mayor on the $215m City Hall Restoration project.
Federal government
Owen is a member of the Liberal National Party.[5] In March 2019, she was endorsed as the LNP candidate for the Australian House of Representatives in the marginal Brisbane seat of Moreton and contested the 2019 Australian federal election.[6] Owen won on first preference votes; however, the incumbent Labor member marginally retained the seat due to preferences from The Greens.[7]
References
External links
- ↑ Шаблон:Cite web
- ↑ 2,0 2,1 Шаблон:Cite web
- ↑ 30 August 2012, Courier-Mail, Key projects in Parkinson ward are progressing well, according to Councillor Angela Owen-Taylor. Retrieved 13 July 2014
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- ↑ 29 April 2012, ABC News, 2012 Brisbane City Council Election. Retrieved 13 July 2014, "...Parkinson was a new and notionally Labor held ward first contested at the 2008 election, when a swing of 7.6% delivered victory to Liberal Angela Owen-Taylor...."
- ↑ Шаблон:Cite web
- ↑ Шаблон:Cite web
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