Gavin Marshall

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Gavin Marshall
Senator for Victoria
Incumbent
Assumed office July 2002
Personal details
Born	25 March 1960 (1960-03-25) (age 51) Busselton, Western Australia
Nationality	Australian
Political party	Australian Labor Party

Gavin Mark Marshall (born 25 March 1960), Australian politician,^[1] has been an Australian Labor Party member of the Australian Senate since July 2002, representing the state of Victoria.^[2]

Marshall was born in Melbourne and was an electrician and official with the Electrical Trades Union^[3] before entering politics.^[2] He is a member of the Socialist Left faction of the Victorian Branch of the ALP.^{[citation needed]}

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^ "The 42nd Parliament Senators and Members, by Date of Birth". Parliamentary Library. 17 September 2009. http://aph.gov.au/Library/parl/42/mpsbyage.htm. Retrieved 25 Jan 2010.
^ ^a ^b "Biography for MARSHALL, Gavin Mark". Australian Parliament. http://parlinfo.aph.gov.au/parlInfo/search/display/display.w3p;query=%28Id:handbook/allmps/00aop%29;rec=0;. Retrieved 22 January 2010.
^ "Gavin Marshall – Senator for Victoria". http://www.alp.org.au/people/marshall_gavin.php. Retrieved 25 Jan 2010.

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http://www.gavinmarshall.org/ personal web site

Current members of the Australian Senate

NSW

Mark Arbib (ALP) • Doug Cameron (ALP) • John Faulkner (ALP) • Concetta Fierravanti-Wells (Lib) • Bill Heffernan (Lib) • Fiona Nash (Nat) • Marise Payne (Lib) • Lee Rhiannon (Grn) • Arthur Sinodinos (Lib) • Ursula Stephens (ALP) • Matt Thistlethwaite (ALP) • John Williams (Nat)

Vic

Kim Carr (ALP) • Jacinta Collins (ALP) • Stephen Conroy (ALP) • Richard Di Natale (Grn) • David Feeney (ALP) • Mitch Fifield (Lib) • Helen Kroger (Lib) • Bridget McKenzie (Nat) • John Madigan (DLP) • Gavin Marshall (ALP) • Michael Ronaldson (Lib) • Scott Ryan (Lib)

Qld

Ron Boswell (Nat) • Sue Boyce (Lib) • George Brandis (Lib) • Mark Furner (ALP) • John Hogg (ALP) • Barnaby Joyce (Nat) • Joe Ludwig (ALP) • Ian Macdonald (Lib) • Jan McLucas (ALP) • Brett Mason (Lib) • Claire Moore (ALP) • Larissa Waters (Grn)

Judith Adams (Lib) • Chris Back (Lib) • Mark Bishop (ALP) • Michaelia Cash (Lib) • Mathias Cormann (Lib) • Alan Eggleston (Lib) • Chris Evans (ALP) • David Johnston (Lib) • Scott Ludlam (Grn) • Louise Pratt (ALP) • Rachel Siewert (Grn) • Glenn Sterle (ALP)

Cory Bernardi (Lib) • Simon Birmingham (Lib) • Sean Edwards (Lib) • Don Farrell (ALP) • David Fawcett (Lib) • Mary Jo Fisher (Lib) • Alex Gallacher (ALP) • Sarah Hanson-Young (Grn) • Anne McEwen (ALP) • Penny Wong (ALP) • Penny Wright (Grn) • Nick Xenophon (Ind)

Tas

Eric Abetz (Lib) • Catryna Bilyk (ALP) • Bob Brown (Grn) • Carol Brown (ALP) • David Bushby (Lib) • Richard Colbeck (Lib) • Christine Milne (Grn) • Stephen Parry (Lib) • Helen Polley (ALP) • Nick Sherry (ALP) • Lisa Singh (ALP) • Anne Urquhart (ALP)

Territories

ACT	Gary Humphries (Lib) • Kate Lundy (ALP)

NT	Trish Crossin (ALP) • Nigel Scullion (CLP)

Labor (ALP) • Democratic Labor (DLP) • Greens (Grn) • Liberal (Lib) • Country Liberal (CLP) • National (Nat)

Persondata
Name	Marshall, Gavin
Alternative names
Short description	Australian politician
Date of birth	25 March 1960
Place of birth	Busselton, Western Australia
Date of death
Place of death

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