797:, called for Slipper to resign until Ashby's claims were investigated. The Government said it was a legal matter and that they would not be asking for Slipper's resignation. However, in April 2012, Slipper briefly stepped aside from the speakership, resumed the position shortly afterwards, but announced to the House in May that he would not take the chair in the House for the time being (and therefore not enter the chamber of the House as Speaker), while investigations into the alleged travel-related misconduct were conducted. The Coalition, as well as
749:, unexpectedly resigned as 26th Speaker of the House of Representatives. Slipper was nominated unopposed and installed as Speaker on 24 November 2011. As a member of the opposition, Slipper's acceptance of Labor's nomination as Speaker was considered a "renegade" action and opposition leader Tony Abbott threatened to expel him from the Liberal Party for his action. Slipper resigned from the Liberal National Party on taking the Speaker's seat and continued in parliament as an independent representative.
879:, also known as the (revived) United Australia Party. This situation was short-lived; just hours after announcing his membership had been accepted, the party released a statement on its website announcing members had decided to revoke Slipper's membership under clause D26 of the constitution of the party. Slipper, however, claimed that he had withdrawn his application for membership after finding out that the party had announced without his knowledge that he was joining.
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for this position in opposition to Mr Bruce Scott MP nominated for this position by the coalition parties and expresses its concern over the ongoing negative publicity directed at the Member for Fisher and the resulting damage to the
Liberal National Party and requests the Applicant Review Committee to take note and take action as deemed appropriate". According to media reports, the matter was deferred without discussion to the party's state director.
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Upon his election as speaker, Slipper moved to restore various traditions of the office of speaker. Most notably, Slipper took to wearing the traditional gown and bar jacket over his business attire. He also moved to reinstate once weekly the longer and more formal
Speaker's procession into the House
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was defeated by one vote (69/70). However, key independent members Tony
Windsor and Rob Oakeshott, despite voting against the earlier no confidence motion, later informed Slipper that they could not continue to support him as Speaker given the damning text messages. Slipper later entered Parliament
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Federal Court
Justice Steven Rares dismissed the sexual harassment charges against Slipper in December 2012, saying that he had "reached the firm conclusion that Mr Ashby's predominant purpose for bringing these proceedings was to pursue a political attack against Mr Slipper and not to vindicate any
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On 27 April 2012, Slipper released copies of
Cabcharge documents for at least two of the dates in question (a third group of documents contained illegible dates) along with a written statement saying they were clearly in his handwriting, therefore disproving the allegation he handed over blanks. The
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By this time, it became apparent that
Slipper would lose his LNP endorsement for the next election. With this in mind, Labor believed that Slipper was a potential "weak link" in the Coalition, and sought to use him to bolster its parliamentary standing. On 28 September 2010, Slipper accepted Labor's
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In both government and opposition, Slipper served on a number of parliamentary committees including the House of
Representatives Standing Committee on Legal and Constitutional Affairs, where he was chairman (2004 to 2007), deputy chairman (2007 to 2010), the Joint Standing Committee on Public Works,
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I leave this position without rancour, with a great deal of sadness and, more importantly, with a great deal of regret because I believe that, given the controversy which has occurred in recent times, that it is in the interests of the
Parliament that I should take the course of action that I have
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On 28 July 2014, Slipper was found guilty of dishonestly using taxpayer funds to visit
Canberra wineries for his own enjoyment. On 24 September 2014, he was sentenced to 300 hours community service and ordered to reimburse taxpayers for the $ 954 total that was spent on the trips. Slipper appealed
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and the Mace, which had not been seen in three decades. This meant the
Speaker's Procession once a week processed briefly through parts of Parliament House open to the public. During his first formal procession into parliament, Slipper wore a gown, bar jacket, and a white bow tie with white bands.
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Concerned about the damage to the LNP's reputation in the electorate, in March 2011 a motion was moved at the party's Federal Divisional Council "that this Council notes the actions of the Member for Fisher in accepting nomination by the Labor Party for the position of Deputy Speaker and competing
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colleagues over failed earlier moves to disendorse him prior to the election. However all members of the Liberal National Party of Queensland were assured of endorsement following the merger of the Liberal and National Parties in that state. He was elected Deputy Speaker of the House of
778:, with a summons issued in January 2013 in relation to matters unconnected with the James Ashby allegations which were later withdrawn by Ashby. He was also accused of sexually harassing James Ashby who was a member of his staff. Ashby, a 33-year-old gay man, alleged that Slipper
687:, initially backed Slipper, perhaps due to the fact that Slipper had voted for Abbott for the Liberal leadership in December 2009 which Abbott had won by one vote, but later publicly stated that it was up to each member to adhere to the rules regarding entitlements.
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the House of Representatives Standing Committees on Family and Community Affairs where he was chairman (1996 to 1997), the House of Representatives Standing Committee on Privileges and the Joint Standing Committee on Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade.
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and served as chancellor. The ordination was controversial to some as Slipper has no formal theological training and he was ordained without the knowledge of the wider TAC clergy. He was also the chancellor of the TAC, having succeeded
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This degree of formality occurred only once a week; on other occasions Slipper donned less formal attire which he described as a blend of tradition and modernity. Slipper soon established a no-nonsense reputation; during his first
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legal claim he may have for which the right to bring proceedings exists." However, in February 2014 Ashby successfully appealed against the decision to dismiss the case. Ashby abandoned his lawsuit against Slipper in June 2014.
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on 15 February 2013. According to documents released by the court, Slipper was alleged to have used Cabcharge to pay for hire cars to visit a number of wineries in the Canberra region in January, April, and June 2010.
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an additional number on the floor. Slipper resigned from the Liberal National Party to become an independent speaker in the Westminster tradition upon taking office, pre-empting moves to expel him. He was the first
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In 2010 Slipper drew significant local and national media attention over the alleged overuse of his parliamentary travel entitlements. Slipper denied any claim of abuse and it was reported in the local newspaper,
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was a Queensland state government minister. The couple had two children before divorcing in 2001. In 2006, Slipper married Inge Hall at a high-profile ceremony attended by many of his parliamentary colleagues.
662:. However, a redistribution in 1993 made Fisher notionally Liberal; the Liberals had taken second place in the seat three years earlier. Slipper sought to retake his old seat, this time as a Liberal, and won.
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Slipper was government whip from 1997 to 1998, parliamentary secretary to the Minister for Finance and Administration from 1998 to 2004 and parliamentary secretary to the prime minister from 2002 to 2003.
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the sentence, and the case was heard in December 2014. Justice John Burns reserved his decision until 26 February 2015, when he ruled the appeal be upheld and the conviction and sentence be set aside.
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Slipper first won Fisher as a National Party candidate in 1984. The once safely conservative seat had become somewhat more marginal after a redistribution pushed the seat into the outer suburbs of
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by Brough, and there was growing pressure over how the LNP would determine preselection of candidates for the seat of Fisher, with Slipper threatening to resign from the party if not re-endorsed.
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Government agreed, but various questions about the documents, including whether the payments were inflated and even whether Slipper signed them all, were raised in the media.
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him on a number of occasions, via mobile phone text messages and in private conversations. A sexual harassment case regarding these allegations was dismissed by the
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from 1984 to 1987 and again from 1993 to 2013. He is the current bishop in Australia for the Catholic Apostolic Church of Australia (ICAB) a mission of the
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nomination to serve as Deputy Speaker of the House of Representatives and was elected to that position by 78 votes to 71, defeating the Coalition nominee,
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2182:"Speaker Peter Slipper faces further questions on handwritten taxi records amid concerns that travel costs were inflated and appeared out of sequence"
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announced on 29 April 2012 that she had spoken to Slipper and he had agreed to stay away from the House for "a further period".
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837:(Cth) in relation to allegations concerning the use of Cabcharge vouchers. Slipper was due to answer these allegations in the
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2218:"Prime Minister Julia Gillard has asked Peter Slipper to extend his time away from the post of Speaker of the lower House"
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of the National Party. In December 2010, Brough confirmed his intention to seek preselection, by running against Slipper.
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in 1977 and later as Bachelor of Arts. He subsequently worked as a solicitor and also had business and farming interests.
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On 14 August 2010, just as the travel abuse allegations were gaining momentum, it was revealed in the
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from 2011 to 2012. A member of the Liberal Party of Australia for most of his career, he was the
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2289:"James Ashby wins appeal against Federal Court decision to throw out case against Peter Slipper"
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2142:"Tony Windsor wants Peter Slipper parked on sideline until travel rort allegations 'tidied up'"
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2426:"Peter Slipper resigns as Speaker after scandals trigger a tumultuous day in Parliament"
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Slipper announced his resignation in Parliament on 9 October 2012. Earlier in the day a
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On 8 January 2013 the federal police summonsed Slipper alleging three offenses against
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2370:"Peter Slipper Cabcharge case: Former speaker wins appeal against dishonesty charges"
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that a move had been made to attempt to disendorse Slipper in favour of former MP
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2263:"Judge throws out sexual harassment case against former speaker Peter Slipper"
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1819:"How Labor lured Peter Slipper to Speaker's chair in Federal Parliament"
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1163:"Member for Fisher Peter Slipper clocks up $ 640,000 in MP expenses"
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National Party of Australia members of the Parliament of Australia
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Liberal Party of Australia members of the Parliament of Australia
2237:"Peter Slipper vacates Speaker's chair, attacks 'trial by media'"
650:. During his first term, Slipper was a staunch supporter of the "
2315:"Peter Slipper found guilty of dishonestly using taxpayer funds"
1924:"Slipper's unorthodox travel plans also under police inspection"
1371:"Peter Slipper cleared over MP expenses following investigation"
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Slipper has said that he has been cleared of these allegations.
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parties about guaranteed endorsement for existing candidates.
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Fisher
2653:"Tony Abbott claimed $ 600 to attend Peter Slipper's wedding"
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Jones, Gemma; Farr, Malcolm; Benson, Simon (9 October 2012).
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Representatives in September 2010, with the backing of the
1900:"Slipper boots four Coalition M-Ps in first question time"
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vouchers. These allegations were then investigated by the
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1713:"Speaker's shock resignation may change balance of power"
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Deputy Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
2224:. Australia. Australian Associated Press. 29 April 2012.
2090:"Calls for Slipper to stand down amid harassment claims"
2411:"Peter Slipper conviction overturned by Canberra court"
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927:(ICAB) in a unanimous vote of its synod in that year.
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Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross
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In September 2011, Slipper raised concerns of alleged
549:, who unexpectedly resigned thereby giving the Labor
2609:"Confusion over Slipper's split from Palmer's party"
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Shannahan, Dennis; Packham, Ben (24 November 2011).
1581:"Slipper's style: Abbott should have seen it coming"
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Speakers of the Australian House of Representatives
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Speakers of the Australian House of Representatives
2200:"Handwriting expert questions Slipper's Cabcharges"
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1449:"Ego trip: Slipper slams Brough's preselection bid"
1028:"Abbott let loose the dogs, says Slipper's ex-wife"
3049:Independent members of the Parliament of Australia
2783:Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
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2611:. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 11 May 2013
2018:Cullen, Simon; Wells, Jamelle (12 December 2012).
1952:Swan, Jonathan; Ireland, Judith (8 January 2013).
1318:Campbell, Keiran; Hoffman, Bill (20 August 2010).
1161:Kelmeny, Fraser; Passmore, Daryl (8 August 2010).
915:, but resigned from this position in August 2012.
770:On 20 April 2012, Slipper was accused of misusing
766:Sexual harassment and further expenses allegations
494:) and an honorary consul for Brazil in Australia.
476:speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
55:Speaker of the Australian House of Representatives
1954:"Slipper 'toured wineries at taxpayers' expense'"
894:In 2008, Slipper was ordained as a priest of the
882:Slipper stood as an independent candidate in the
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2704:Prime Minister's Speech on No Confidence Motion
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2556:"Uncertain times as mystery man takes his seat"
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1633:"LNP denies driving Peter Slipper to jump ship"
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935:Slipper married Lyn Hooper in 1981. Her father
902:(TAC) and considered part of the international
884:Division of Fisher at the 2013 federal election
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1423:"Labor nominee Slipper elected Deputy Speaker"
619:. He subsequently studied law and arts at the
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2452:"Emotional Peter Slipper tenders resignation"
2116:"Slipper stands aside amid harassment claims"
1849:"Pomp-seeker Slipper told to get on with job"
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1528:"Speculation grows over Fisher pre-selection"
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1140:"Biography for SLIPPER, the Hon. Peter Neil"
859:and, when announcing his resignation, said:
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2235:Massola, James; Vasek, Lanai (8 May 2012).
2020:"Slipper sexual harassment case thrown out"
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1793:"Renegade Liberal to boost Labor's numbers"
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3114:People educated at Ipswich Grammar School
2635:"Anglican-Catholic union has a following"
2478:"Slipper out, Burke in amid sexism brawl"
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875:On 11 May 2013, he apparently joined the
569:investigation into his alleged misuse of
227:13 March 1993 – 7 September 2013
2691:Ashby v Commonwealth of Australia (No 4)
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2064:"Slipper should resign, says opposition"
2046:"Tony Abbott Doorstop: Peter Slipper MP"
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1077:. Camberra.itamaraty.gov.br. 23 May 2019
834:section 135.1(5)/ Criminal Code Act 1995
654:" campaign. He was narrowly defeated in
604:Slipper was born on 14 February 1950 in
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1607:"Qld's LNP erases Slipper from records"
872:as an independent member of the House.
737:Speaker of the House of Representatives
529:now designated as assistant ministers.
262:1 December 1984 – 11 July 1987
153:Minister for Finance and Administration
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1875:"New procession ushers in Slipper era"
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2368:Byrne, Elizabeth (26 February 2015).
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1992:Willingham, Richard (23 April 2012).
1739:"House Speaker Harry Jenkins resigns"
1684:Thompson, Jeremy (24 November 2011).
1579:MacCullum, Mungo (28 November 2011).
1526:Conyers, Sherine (22 November 2011).
1500:Conyers, Sherine (8 September 2011).
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492:Igreja Católica Apostólica Brasileira
445:Bishop, politician, barrister, farmer
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1873:Griffiths, Emma (14 February 2012).
1711:Coorey, Phillip (24 November 2011).
1552:Atkinson, Bruce (22 November 2011).
1476:"Slipper off the hook after meeting"
1398:"Attempt made to disendorse Slipper"
1190:"Slipper defends $ 640,000 expenses"
674:Alleged abuse of travel entitlements
536:, Slipper fell out with some of his
3104:21st-century Australian politicians
3099:20th-century Australian politicians
2633:Livingstone, Tess (19 March 2010).
2502:Coorey, Phillip (10 October 2012).
2287:Wells, Jamelle (27 February 2014).
1847:Miller, Barbara (8 February 2012).
1216:"Slipper investigation kept secret"
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925:Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church
850:Resignation as Speaker of the House
488:Brazilian Catholic Apostolic Church
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2261:Shanahan, Leo (12 December 2012).
1658:Hoffman, Bill (3 September 2011).
1554:"Slipper unfazed by dumping calls"
1344:Hoffman, Bill (22 February 2011).
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2164:"Slipper's unusual Cabcharge use"
1320:"Abbott defends Slipper's travel"
1292:Hoffman, Bill (3 November 2010).
1240:Hoffman, Bill (2 November 2010).
1214:Hoffman, Bill (14 October 2010).
824:, take the chair in his absence.
2476:Vasek, Lanai (10 October 2012).
1396:Hoffman, Bill (14 August 2010).
1294:"Slipper mounts expense defence"
1026:Marriner, Cosima (3 June 2012).
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3074:People from Ipswich, Queensland
3039:20th-century Australian farmers
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2554:Peake, Ross (10 October 2012).
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2504:"Day of shame: Slipper resigns"
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1799:. Australia. 24 November 2011
1613:. Australia. 25 November 2011
1455:. Australia. 11 December 2010
1105:"Slipper, Peter Neil (1950–)"
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2529:"Slipper resigns as Speaker"
1377:. Australia. 30 January 2012
1266:Lewis, Steve (8 July 2011).
1188:Bode, Mark (9 August 2010).
904:Continuing Anglican movement
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2535:. Australia. 9 October 2012
2206:. Australia. 27 April 2012.
2150:Australian Associated Press
1660:"Slipper threatens to quit"
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