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Peter Reith

Peter Keaston Reith AM (15 July 1950 – 8 November 2022) was an Australian politician who served in the House of Representatives from 1982 to 1983 and from 1984 to 2001, representing the Liberal Party. He was the party's deputy leader from 1990 to 1993, and served as a minister in the Howard government.

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Profession
Lawyer Politician
Alma mater
Monash University
Born
Peter Keaston Reith (1950-07-15)15 July 1950 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Died
8 November 2022(2022-11-08) (aged 72) Melbourne, Australia
Leader
John Howard · John Hewson
Party
Liberal

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Peter Reith

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Preceded by · 9
Peter Reith → Bob Chynoweth, David Kemp, Fred Chaney, Geoff Prosser, John Howard, John Moore, Kim Beazley, Laurie Brereton, Phillip Lynch
Succeeded by · 8
Peter Reith → Bob Chynoweth, Greg Hunt, Himself (Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations), Ian Macfarlane, Michael Wooldridge, Robert Hill, Simon Crean, Tony Abbott
Leader · 2
Peter Reith → John Hewson, John Howard
Alma mater · 1
Peter Reith → Monash University
Born · 1
Peter Reith → Peter Keaston Reith (1950-07-15)15 July 1950 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Died · 1
Peter Reith → 8 November 2022(2022-11-08) (aged 72) Melbourne, Australia
Party · 1
Peter Reith → Liberal
Prime Minister · 1
Peter Reith → John Howard
Profession · 1
Peter Reith → Lawyer Politician

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reith liberal election party leader minister howard australia deputy government melbourne served phillip shadow 1990 1993 elected relations 2001 australian

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Peter ReithAlma materMonash University1.00infobox
Peter ReithBornPeter Keaston Reith (1950-07-15)15 July 1950 Melbourne, Victoria, Australia1.00infobox
Peter ReithDied8 November 2022(2022-11-08) (aged 72) Melbourne, Australia1.00infobox
Peter ReithLeaderJohn Howard1.00infobox
Peter ReithLeaderJohn Hewson1.00infobox
Peter ReithPartyLiberal1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byJohn Moore1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byDavid Kemp1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byGeoff Prosser1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byKim Beazley1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byLaurie Brereton1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byJohn Howard1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byFred Chaney1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byBob Chynoweth1.00infobox
Peter ReithPreceded byPhillip Lynch1.00infobox
Peter ReithPrime MinisterJohn Howard1.00infobox
Peter ReithProfessionLawyer Politician1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byRobert Hill1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byTony Abbott1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byIan Macfarlane1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byHimself (Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations)1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded bySimon Crean1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byMichael Wooldridge1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byGreg Hunt1.00infobox
Peter ReithSucceeded byBob Chynoweth1.00infobox

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