Mark Brindal information

Mark Brindal (born 12 May 1948) is a former Australian politician who served in the South Australian House of Assembly from 1989 to 2006, representing...

achieved by the latter during this time. Another bill came in 1993 and then Mark Brindal, a Liberal backbencher, produced a discussion paper on decriminalisation...

Member Party Term   June Appleby Labor 1985–1989   Mark Brindal Liberal 1989–1993...

civil unions for same-sex couples when MP Mark Brindal proposed the Civil Unions Bill 2004 in October 2004. Brindal said, "Same sex attracted people make...

11.0 6.5 Joe Tiernan Liberal   Unley   Labor Kym Mayes 0.6 12.1 11.5 Mark Brindal Liberal   Wright   Labor Mike Rann* 5.2 9.2 4.0 Scott Ashenden Liberal...

– Victoria Cross recipient. Killed in action during the Vietnam War Mark Brindal – Politician Sir Walter Crocker – Diplomat, Lieutenant-Governor of South...

southern suburbs district of Unley was won in 2002 by outspoken Liberal Mark Brindal who failed to win preselection for the seat and moved to contest the...

by Liberal Mark Brindal on a swing of over 12 percent, on paper turning Unley from marginal Labor to safe Liberal at one stroke. Brindal went on to serve...

Natural Resources 1993 Succeeded by David Wotton Parliament of South Australia Preceded by Gil Langley Member for Unley 1982–1993 Succeeded by Mark Brindal...

into politics at the 2006 state election, after incumbent Unley member Mark Brindal sought preselection for the electoral district of Adelaide. Pisoni then...

  Gil Langley Labor Party 1962–1982   Kym Mayes Labor Party 1982–1993   Mark Brindal Liberal Party 1993–2006   David Pisoni Liberal Party 2006–present...

2006–2008 Succeeded by Ministry abolished Vacant Title last held by Mark Brindal (2002) as Minister for Water Resources Minister for Water Security 2007–2010...

Wayne Matthew LIB 5.0% Newland Dorothy Kotz LIB 5.7% Fairly safe Unley Mark Brindal LIB 9.0% Morphett Duncan McFetridge LIB 10.0% Safe MacKillop Mitch Williams...

South Australia Preceded by Dick Glazbrook Member for Brighton 1982–1985 Seat abolished New seat Member for Hayward 1985–1989 Succeeded by Mark Brindal...

Environment and Heritage Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing Hon. Mark Brindal, MHA Minister for Water Resources Minister for Employment and Training...

4.2 3.1 Bob Such Liberal   Hayward   Labor June Appleby 2.8 3.7 0.9 Mark Brindal Liberal   Newland   Labor Di Gayler 1.5 1.6 0.1 Dorothy Kotz Liberal...

Colton Steve Condous LIB 4.0% Davenport Iain Evans LIB 4.3% v AD Unley Mark Brindal LIB 4.5% Mawson Robert Brokenshire LIB 4.7% Adelaide Michael Armitage...

Government Relations Minister for Local Government 1996–1997 Succeeded by Mark Brindal Preceded by Graham Ingerson as Minister for Recreation, Sport and Racing...

Minister for Youth In office 6 March 2002 – 23 March 2006 Preceded by Mark Brindal Succeeded by Paul Caica Minister for the Status of Women In office 2...

Unley Liberal Vicki Jacobs Mark Brindal Ingrid Vogelzang Clarke Staker Peter Fiebig (Grn) Franca Zosens (SAF) Waite Liberal Mark Hancock Martin Hamilton-Smith...

Labor Terry Groom Joe Scalzi Arlyn Tombleson Hayward Labor June Appleby Mark Brindal Elizabeth Williams Reg Macey Mary Down (Ind) Henley Beach Labor Don Ferguson...

Geraghty Geoff Harris Tony Hill Ronald Lupp (UAP) Unley Liberal Ann Drohan Mark Brindal Maude Thompson Michael Keenan (Ind) Tony Parmiter (UAP) Waite Liberal...