Peter Costello
Peter Costello is a prominent Australian politician who served as the Treasurer of Australia from 1996 to 2007 under Prime Minister John Howard. Known for his conservative fiscal policies, Costello played a key role in shaping Australia’s economic landscape during a period of significant growth. After leaving politics, he became a successful businessman and public speaker, and has been involved in various philanthropic efforts. Costello continues to influence Australian public policy discussions, particularly in areas related to economic management and national security.
Born on Aug 24, 1957 (68 years old)
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Australia:
Former treasurer Peter Costello urged parents to increase Australia’s falling birthrate with a financial incentive.
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Australia:
Peter Costello's ambition unsettled the Howard government but did not destroy it.
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Australia:
Joe Gersh is friends with ex-treasurer Peter Costello from university.
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Australia:
Chalmers is likened to Peter Costello in the context of pressuring the prime minister into action.
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Switzerland:
Former Australian Finance Minister Peter Costello proposed that families should have three children.
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Australia:
Peter Costello is referenced as the former treasurer who first used the statement to set the RBA’s inflation target.
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Australia:
Former treasurer Peter Costello warned that the opposition failed to address key issues.
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Australia:
Peter Costello and Josh Frydenberg were able to give you some confidence.
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Australia:
Peter Costello is noted as a former treasurer who never challenged John Howard.
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Australia:
Nine has sought greater control over Domain since its former chair Peter Costello resigned.
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