Tim Fischer
Tim Fischer was a prominent Australian politician who served as deputy prime minister and later became Australia's first stand-alone ambassador to the Holy See, a role that exemplified bipartisan cooperation in diplomatic appointments.
Born on Apr 01, 1946 (80 years old)
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was a popular Nationals MP and deputy prime minister who resigned in 2001.
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Australia:
The seat of Farrer was held by the Nationals for 17 years before 2001, when Ley won the seat after the retirement of former Nationals leader Tim Fischer.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was the former Nationals leader before Sussan Ley won the seat.
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Australia:
Former Nationals’ leader Tim Fischer had held the seat for 17 years before his retirement.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was a former deputy leader and representative of the seat of Farrer.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was chosen to run for the Nationals but was initially not taken seriously.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer held the seat of Farrer for 17 years before Sussan Ley won it.
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Australia:
He worked with rural people on a valid compromise for farmers who needed to use guns.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was recognized for his role in backing John Howard’s changes to firearm ownership.
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Australia:
Tim Fischer was a former Nationals MP and deputy prime minister.
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