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John Bradford (Australian politician)

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in 1987, Bradford was National Director of the Shopping Centre Tenants Association of Australia. He was active in local politics in Sydney, sitting on
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seat in Queensland for the Christian Democrats, running with Kerry Blackman, an Aboriginal Christian businessman, but was not elected.
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On 7 April 1998, he resigned from the Liberal Party over Aboriginal rights and other issues. Thereafter sat as a member of the
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Bradford was endorsed by the Christian Democratic Party in 2000 as the successor to
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After Bradford's defeat in the 1998 federal election, he went to work for
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God Under Howard: The Rise of the Religious Right in Australian Politics
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Clune, David (2001). "Political Chronicles: New South Wales: 2000 Ad".
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Christian Democratic Party members of the Parliament of Australia
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was ultimately appointed to the Council, ahead of Bradford.
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Australian Parliament
McPherson
Peter White
Margaret May
Liberal
CDP
Alma mater
University of Sydney
University of Sydney
Sydney College of Advanced Education
Queensland
Warringah Shire Council
Mackellar County Council
Australian House of Representatives
Liberal
McPherson
Lyons Forum
ginger group
Christian Democratic Party
1998 federal election
Senate
Elaine Nile
New South Wales Legislative Council
Gordon Moyes
Mercy Ships
Bible Society Australia
"Bradford, John Walter (1946–)"
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