Julie Attwood

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Julie Maree Attwood (born 31 May 1957) is an Australian Labor Party Member (MP) of the Queensland Parliament for the seat of Mount Ommaney. Elected to the Queensland Legislative Assembly in 1998, she was appointed as the Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Child Safety on 21 September 2006.

Attwood obtained a Graduate Certificate of Case Management and Client Service from Deakin University in 1995 and prior to election worked as a Manager in the Commonwealth Employment Service.

Attwood was born in Bundaberg, Queensland and married in 1981.

On 16 January 2012, it was confirmed by Premier Anna Bligh that Attwood was would not contest this year's state election.^[1]

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^ "Ninth Queensland Labor MP quits politics". Herald Sun (Herald and Weekly Times). 16 January 2012. http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/breaking-news/ninth-queensland-labor-mp-quits-politics/story-e6frf7jx-1226245177172. Retrieved 16 January 2012.

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v t e Current members and secretaries of the Cabinet of Queensland

Ministers	Anna Bligh Desley Boyle Vicky Darling Cameron Dick Andrew Fraser Stirling Hinchliffe Peter Lawlor Paul Lucas Tim Mulherin Rachel Nolan Annastacia Palaszczuk Phil Reeves Neil Roberts Stephen Robertson Robert Schwarten Karen Struthers Craig Wallace Geoff Wilson

Parliamentary Secretaries	Michael Choi Judy Spence Jan Jarratt Julie Attwood Murray Watt Steve Wettenhall Simon Finn Carolyn Male Peta-Kaye Croft

v t e Current Members of the Queensland Legislative Assembly

Labor (51)	Julie Attwood Anna Bligh Desley Boyle Michael Choi Peta-Kaye Croft Vicky Darling Cameron Dick Di Farmer Simon Finn Andrew Fraser Grace Grace Stirling Hinchliffe Paul Hoolihan Jan Jarratt Mandy Johnstone Kate Jones Margaret Keech Betty Kiernan Steve Kilburn Peter Lawlor Paul Lucas Carolyn Male John Mickel Jo-Ann Miller Evan Moorhead Tim Mulherin Lindy Nelson-Carr Rachel Nolan Jason O'Brien Mary-Anne O'Neill Annastacia Palaszczuk Curtis Pitt Phil Reeves Neil Roberts Stephen Robertson Mark Ryan Robert Schwarten Desley Scott Kerry Shine Christine Smith Judy Spence Barbara Stone Karen Struthers Carryn Sullivan Lillian van Litsenburg Craig Wallace Murray Watt Dean Wells Wayne Wendt Steve Wettenhall Geoff Wilson

LNP (31)	Ros Bates Jarrod Bleijie Michael Crandon Andrew Cripps Tracy Davis Jack Dempsey Steve Dickson Alex Douglas Peter Dowling Glen Elmes Scott Emerson Bruce Flegg David Gibson Howard Hobbs Ray Hopper Mike Horan Vaughan Johnson John-Paul Langbroek Mark McArdle Ted Malone Rosemary Menkens Tim Nicholls Andrew Powell Ian Rickuss Mark Robinson Jeff Seeney Fiona Simpson Ted Sorensen Lawrence Springborg Ray Stevens Jann Stuckey

Independents (5)	Liz Cunningham Chris Foley Rob Messenger Dorothy Pratt Peter Wellington

Katter's Aust. Party (2)	Shane Knuth Aidan McLindon

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Name	Attwood, Julie
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Short description	Australian politician
Date of birth	31 May 1957
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