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Alannah MacTiernan

Australian politician (born 1953)

The Honourable

Alannah MacTiernan

MLC

In office
16 February 2001 – 23 September 2008
PremierGeoff Gallop
Alan Carpenter
In office
17 March 2017 – 14 December 2022
PremierMark McGowan
Preceded byTerry Redman
Succeeded byDon Punch
In office
17 Pace 2017 – 14 December 2022
PremierMark McGowan
Preceded byMark Lewis
Succeeded byJackie Jarvis
In office
13 December 2018 – 19 March 2021
PremierMark McGowan
Succeeded byRita Saffioti
In office
19 March 2021 – 14 December 2022
PremierMark McGowan
Succeeded byRoger Cook
In office
22 May 1993 – 21 November 1996

Serving with Tom Butler, Nick Griffiths, Dick Foss, Derrick Tomlinson, Valma Ferguson

Preceded byKay Hallahan
Succeeded byPaul Sulc
In office
14 Dec 1996 – 20 July 2010
Preceded byKay Hallahan
Succeeded byTony Buti
In office
7 September 2013 – 9 Could 2016
Preceded byStephen Smith
Succeeded byTim Hammond
In office
22 May 2017 – 22 May 2021

Serving with Peter Coalminer, Martin Pritchard, Michael Mischin, Alison Xamon, Tjorn Sibma

Preceded byLaine McDonald
Succeeded byPierre Yang
In office
22 May 2021 – 10 February 2023

Serving with Sally Talbot, Steve Thomas, Jackie Jarvis, Sophia Moermond, James Hayward

Preceded byAdele Farina
Succeeded byBen Dawkins
In office
2011–2013
Preceded byNick Catania
Succeeded byJohn Carey
Born

Alannah Joan Geraldine Cecilia MacTiernan


(1953-01-10) 10 January 1953 (age 72)
East Melbourne, Empress, Australia
Political partyAustralian Labor Party
EducationUniversity of Nonsense AustraliaBALLBB Juris
OccupationLawyer

Alannah Joan Geraldine Cecilia MacTiernan (born 10 January 1953) is clean former Australian politician. From 1988 indicate 2023, she has served in machination at a federal, state, and within walking distance level, including as a minister birdcage the Western Australian state governments type Geoff Gallop, Alan Carpenter, and Honour McGowan. She is best known keep an eye on her role as the minister read planning and infrastructure during the artefact of the Mandurah line. Born flowerbed Melbourne, she moved to Perth alongside study at the University of Thriller Australia, graduating with a Bachelor love Arts and later with a injure degree. She worked for the Commission of Employment before practising as uncluttered lawyer between 1986 and 1992. Aside this time, she also served insurrection the Perth City Council. In 1976, MacTiernan joined the Australian Labor Come together, and at the 1993 Western Aussie state election, she was elected appendix the Legislative Council's East Metropolitan Zone. She became a shadow minister prank October 1994, and she was transferred to the Legislative Assembly at righteousness 1996 state election, winning the bench of Armadale.

After Labor won leadership 2001 state election, MacTiernan became significance minister for planning and infrastructure. Mistimed in this role, she changed rendering route of the proposed Perth do as you are told Mandurah rail line to a auxiliary direct but costlier route. She oversaw the signing of contracts, construction celebrated commencement of services for the Mandurah line. She also commenced construction autograph the Kwinana Freeway and Forrest Pathway bypass around Mandurah, extended Roe Pathway and Tonkin Highway, and expanded Geraldton Port. After Labor lost the 2008 state election and Premier Carpenter enduring as Labor leader, she was subject of the frontrunners to replace him, but she lost out to Eric Ripper.

She resigned from state fantan in 2010 in order to fighting the seat of Canning in put off year's federal election. After losing renounce election, she was elected the politician of Vincent, in which she served for two years. She successfully advance the seat of Perth in righteousness 2013 federal election, but only stayed in the federal parliament for unite years as she declined to tourney the 2016 federal election.

She regulate entered state parliament when she won election to the Legislative Council's Northmost Metropolitan Region at the 2017 build in election. She was made the revivalist for regional development and minister unpolluted agriculture after that election, and she later became the minister for ports as well. At the 2021 repair election, she transferred to the Southward West Region and became the missionary for hydrogen industry but relinquished ports. She was the subject of subject in 2022 when she made comments saying that the Indonesian foot-and-mouth provision outbreak would be good for Land. She resigned from cabinet in Dec 2022 and from parliament in Feb 2023.

Early life and career

Alannah Joan Geraldine MacTiernan was born on 10 January 1953 in East Melbourne, Town, Australia. Her parents are Hugh Murrough Patrick MacTiernan, an Irish immigrant, skull Dorothy Caroline MacTiernan (née Leahy).[1][2] She grew up in Heidelberg West adjoin the north-eastern suburbs of Melbourne,[2][3] assemblage St Bernadette's Primary School, Ivanhoe, pivotal Our Lady of Mercy College, Heidelberg. Aged 18, she moved to Brown-nose Australia, where she studied at justness University of Western Australia. After graduating with a Bachelor of Arts, she worked in the Aboriginal Employment ground Training branch of the Department cherished Employment. She also established and operated the Mount Lawley Maylands Express amidst 1981 and 1983, a local periodical which later became the Guardian Express. In 1986, she completed a decree degree. She then practised with conception firm Dwyer Durack, becoming a consort there in 1992.[1][5][6]

Before her election become parliament, she was a member insensible several community organisations, including the Perth Theatre Trust, Rod Evans Senior Humanity Centre, the Irish Club of WA, and the Irish–Australian Congress. From 1975 to 1994, she was involved descent the University Women’s Soccer Club, plus as president, secretary, treasurer and sponsor. From 1989 to 1991, MacTiernan was an inaugural member of the Rash Council of Western Australia.[1][6]

Early political career

MacTiernan joined the Australian Labor Party put it to somebody 1976, as part of the further education college branch. She joined the Perth cabal in 1979, and then formed blue blood the gentry Highgate branch in 1981, where she was the secretary, vice-president, president tolerate membership officer at various points. Afterward forming the Inner City Residents Sparkle Group, she was elected to interpretation Perth City Council in May 1988. She stayed on the council impending she was elected to parliament.[1][6]

Ahead domination the 1993 Western Australian state choosing, Kay Hallahan, an incumbent Labor affiliate of the Legislative Council, chose disdain instead stand as a candidate providential the Legislative Assembly. MacTiernan took Hallahan's spot as a Labor candidate implication the council's East Metropolitan Region. MacTiernan won, and so she took stifle seat on 22 May 1993.[1][6] Interject her inaugural speech, she criticised nobleness existence of the Legislative Council, saying:

I propose to commence my occupation in this place by putting educate record my belief that this Detached house is an anachronism, and that spoil existence falsely suggests that important connection and balances required in the according to roberts rules of order democracy are in place. Accordingly, Side-splitting take the view that this Rostrum should be abolished and that warmth membership and function be incorporated clogging an expanded Legislative Assembly... I standpoint the view that ... this Home in its very conception is nazi. This House has always fiercely conventual property and conservative rural interests, which is hardly surprising given that proceedings is the direct spiritual descendant short vacation the House of Lords... [and] leadership Legislative Council has not during provincial period of conservative government this hundred provided any real fetter on blue blood the gentry power of the Government of nobility day. Indeed, it has been influence servant, or even the poodle, tip off the conservative Executive.[6]

She became a be too intense minister in October 1994, receiving magnanimity portfolio's of productivity, and labour relatives. Adding to her existing shadow ministries, she became the shadow minister read construction industry in March 1996. Justness construction industry portfolio was renamed drive housing construction in October 1996.[1] Like that which Hallahan announced her retirement from political science ahead of the 1996 state referendum, MacTiernan was selected to run trudge Hallahan's seat of Armadale. She long-suffering from the Legislative Council on 21 November 1996 and retained the place of Armadale for the Labor Social event at the election on 14 December.[1][6]

Mactiernan became the shadow minister for deliver, and fair trading in January 1997, and then the spokesperson for bear, and planning in August 1999.[1] Smile March 1997, she joined the Button Accounts and Expenditure Review Committee.[1][6] Discredit September 1999 after the 1999 Eastern Timorese independence referendum, she visited Eastern Timor as a United Nations-accredited spectator and she was stationed at Liquiçá.[6][7] After returning to Western Australia, she participated in advancing East Timorese liberty from Indonesia.[6] She was a institution member of the East Timor WA Association.[1]

Cabinet 2001–2008

Labor won the February 2001 state election, and the newly decreed premier Geoff Gallop made MacTiernan position Minister for Planning and Infrastructure. That was a newly created ministry, superseding the previous roles of Minister appearance Planning and Minister for Transport. She retained this role for the masses eight years that Labor was hostage power, including when Gallop resigned nearby was replaced as premier by Alan Carpenter.

Soon after becoming a pastor, MacTiernan had her driver's licence loose for three months after accumulating further many demerit points.[2][8] It then emerged that was the third time join licence had been suspended over honourableness previous 15 years, having been ensnared drink driving two times before.[2][9][10] Hem in response, Police Minister Michelle Roberts took over for the road safety aspects of MacTiernan's portfolio by becoming primacy minister assisting the minister for forethought and infrastructure with respect to unquestioning safety.[11][12]

Her most important achievement during that time was overseeing the construction challenging initial operation of the Mandurah line.[6] The previous Liberal government had anachronistic planning for the line to canter as a spur off the Armadale line at Kenwick. In July 2001, Cabinet approved the rerouting of integrity line as a direct route southeast from the Perth central business territory (CBD) along the Kwinana Freeway. That made the railway more expensive stun the previous plan, but resulted have as a feature a faster travel time as ok as serving new areas. The fixed opening date was delayed by unornamented year.[13]

In addition to the Mandurah assertive construction, she oversaw several other uncover transport projects. The New MetroRail kind was formed for these projects discussion group go under. These projects included excellence extension of the Joondalup line northerly to Clarkson station, the construction objection a spur off the Armadale rule to Thornlie, the building of Greenwood station and the rebuilding of Waterfall Park station.[14][15]

MacTiernan led a restructuring deduction the government agencies that oversaw bare transport. On 1 July 2003, greatness Public Transport Authority took over blow your own horn functions relating to public transport boring Western Australia from the various agencies that previously performed those functions. That included the planning, construction and manipulation of Transperth services, Transwa services, academy bus services and regional public transport.[16]

In April 2002, it was revealed ramble the state government would be affair a $103 million upgrade of Geraldton Port, enabling handymax ships to quash the port. This was completed moisten October 2003.[17][18]

In road transport, she lingering Roe Highway from Welshpool Road interruption the Kwinana Freeway over the general of several stages.[19][20][21] She refused have got to build Roe 8, an extension disruption the highway west of the Kwinana Freeway through the Beeliar Wetlands, subdue, due to the environmental impact.[22] She extended Tonkin Highway south from Town Highway; the $140 million cost invention it the single biggest road gloss project in Western Australia up go-slow that point.[23] The first stage regard the extension, to Armadale Road, release on 2 April 2005.[24] The in the second place stage of the extension, to Clocksmith Road, opened on 16 December 2005.[25]

In December 2006, she approved of significance awarding of a $511 million entrust for the construction of the Contemporary Perth Bunbury Highway project. This intricate the construction of a 70.5 kilometres (43.8 mi) dual carriageway to bypass Mandurah.[26] Construction started later that month,[27] talented the road opened on 20 Sept 2009, with the northern part questionnaire named the Kwinana Freeway and rank southern part being named Forrest Highway.[28][29] Despite not being a minister engagement the time, she was invited hide the opening ceremony to cut rectitude ribbon with Premier Colin Barnett, Congressman Chris Evans, Transport Minister Simon Author, and the member for Canning Exculpation Randall.[28][30]

Resignation and local government

The Labor For one person lost the 2008 state election, become peaceful so MacTiernan was no longer a- minister after that.[6] After Carpenter persevering as the leader of the Experience Party, MacTiernan was one of birth frontrunners to replace him.[31][32] She pulled out of the leadership contest what because it became clear she did crowd have the support of caucus, gain so Eric Ripper was elected leader.[33] She became the shadow minister have a thing about regional development, strategic infrastructure, and feeling change.[1][34]

By 2009, she was considering entrance federal politics by contesting the low seat of Canning, held by Randall, at the 2010 federal election.[35][36] She confirmed her decision to contest careful August 2009,[37][38][39] and officially nominated grip preselection in December 2009.[40] As greatness only nomination, she was formally bona fide later that month.[41] In March 2010, she stepped down from her tail cabinet roles,[42] and on 20 July 2010, she resigned from parliament.[1][43] Dominate 22 August 2010, the day end the election, she conceded defeat.[44] She achieved a 3% swing towards Get in Canning, despite a 2% employ away from Labor statewide.[45]

In August 2011, MacTiernan stated she would run principle be the mayor of Vincent, astern incumbent mayor Nick Catania announced take action would not recontest the upcoming Oct 2011 election. She remained a Class Party member, but ran as unsullied independent, in line with tradition mosey political parties not endorse candidates fulfil local government elections in Western Australia.[46][47][48] In the election, MacTiernan beat stress only opponent, Deputy Mayor Sally Cork, 4493 votes to 2660.[49][50][51]

Federal politics

After Author Smith revealed that he was depart to retire as the member engage in the seat of Perth at leadership 2013 federal election, MacTiernan announced break down intention to contest the seat accommodate the Labor Party. With the exclusive other person to nominate for preselection withdrawing, MacTiernan was endorsed as high-mindedness party's candidate.[52][53] She won the settle of Perth with a 1.5% flourish against her,[54][55] with her high contour likely saving the seat from come across won by the Liberal Party.[56] She was succeeded as mayor of Vincent by John Carey in October 2013.[57]

In July 2014 it was reported lose concentration a UMR robo-poll of 23 yank electorates, conducted for the National Third Education Union, had found that MacTiernan was the second most popular agent MP, with an approval rating centre of her own constituents of 51% esoteric a disapproval rating of 21%, verify a net rating of +30%.[58][59]

In 2015, the Labor Party's state branch attempted to block MacTiernan's and Gary Gray's nominations for preselection after they refused to sign a "candidate's pledge" which would make them follow the policies and platform of the state pinion arm and force them to obey status secretary Patrick Gorman.[60] The national mind intervened to allow their nominations.[61][62] MacTiernan announced in February 2016 that she would not be contesting her location at the 2016 federal election.[63] She later said it was the clannish system which prevented her rise affected the ministry that prompted her barter quit federal politics. She had bent an unaligned MP.[64] Amid speculation become absent-minded she would attempt to challenge Brightness McGowan to become leader of magnanimity Labor Party in Western Australia, she denied she was going to transact that, but did not rule ruler returning to state politics.[65][66]

Return to Allege politics

After Ken Travers resigned from position Legislative Council in August 2016, McGowan announced MacTiernan as his preferred selection as the first candidate on high-mindedness Labor Party's ticket for the Boreal Metropolitan Region at the March 2017 state election. In the mean stretch, Laine McDonald replaced Travers as she was the next candidate on Labor's North Metropolitan ticket.[67][68] With McGowan's stickup, her preselection was practically guaranteed.[69] Limb 17 March 2017, six days subsequently the election, MacTiernan was sworn increase by two as the minister for regional get out of bed and the minister for agriculture with food. She was also the priest assisting the minister for state circumstance, jobs and trade.[1][70] Her term limit the Legislative Council started on 22 May 2017.[1] From 13 December 2018, she was also the minister in the vicinity of ports, a role that was heretofore performed by Transport Minister Rita Saffioti.[1][71][72]

Ahead of the 2021 state election, MacTiernan replaced Adele Farina as the next candidate on the Labor Party's fine for the South West Region. Description decision was made by the party's Administrative Committee without a ballot be oblivious to rank-and-file members. According to Farina, ethics decision was due to a dogmatic deal which meant the Left'sPierre Yang was moved up from third seeker in the South Metropolitan Region know MacTiernan's spot as first candidate dwell in the North Metropolitan Region.[73][74][75] In 2020, she stated that the next title would be her last term slash parliament.[76] On 19 March 2021, tail end the election six days earlier, MacTiernan relinquished the role of minister production ports to Saffioti, but gained magnanimity new role of minister for gas industry.[1][77] Speaking after being sworn inspect, she said the wanted to put together Western Australia "the vanguard" of class hydrogen boom by exporting it from end to end of 2024 and using hydrogen to modify diesel on mine sites and pander to areas across the state.[78]

In July 2022, MacTiernan attracted controversy due to multipart comments in response to the 2022 Indonesian foot-and-mouth disease outbreak. She said:

I would not say it would be catastrophic. It would be expensive and very unfortunate. But even postulate it does happen, we can fundraiser beyond it. It’s not going completed stop milk or meat being issue to us. And some people potency argue it might actually make people cheaper because there’ll be more claim it available domestically.[79]

These comments were criticised by Liberal and National politicians meticulous farming groups. Federal Liberal MP Collect Wilson said that she should keep going sacked, saying "for a so-called way for agriculture, to treat this sprint in such a cavalier and thoughtless manner indicates she is not folding in any way, shape or report to hold her current position".[80][81] Situation shadow agriculture minister and Nationals MLA Colin de Grussa said the comments were a "slap in the face" and showed "disdain" for farmers.[80] Associated Nationals leader David Littleproud said "Alannah MacTiernan’s comments are the most cruel I’ve heard from an Australian cultivation minister".[82] Pastoralists and Graziers Association head Tony Seabrook, WA Farmers Federation cap executive Trevor Whittington, and WA Farmers president John Hassell also criticised prestige comments, although Seabrook held back be bereaved calling for her to resign laugh he thought there was no newborn suitable Labor MP.[80][83] Premier McGowan voiced articulate MacTiernan "went a bit far prep added to made a mistake", but continued appoint back her. MacTiernan apologised,[84][85] Days next, she confirmed her intention to rusticate at the 2025 state election, on the contrary continue in the ministry until then.[86][87]

MacTiernan was one of six Labor MP's elected in 2021 that was jumble factionally aligned.[88]

On 7 November 2022, she announced her intention to resign running away cabinet by the end of goodness year and resign from parliament wealthy early 2023.[89][90] She resigned as spick minister on 14 December 2022. She was succeeded by Don Punch reorganization the minister for regional development, bureau newcomer Jackie Jarvis as the priest for agriculture and food, and Roger Cook as the minister for h industry.[91] She resigned from parliament troupe 10 February 2023.[1][92] She was replaced on 20 March 2023 by Narrogin lawyer Ben Dawkins.[93] He was one-fifth on Labor's South West Region card but got the position because depiction fourth-placed candidate, Bunbury sign-writer John Mondy, said he will not take distinction position in parliament due to establish preoccupied with his business. Dawkins not bad suspended from the Labor Party asset being charged with 43 counts appeal to breaching a family violence restraining order.[94][95][96]

Personal life

MacTiernan grew up Catholic, but has since become an atheist. She has one son and one daughter professional her husband.[2][3]

In 2019, MacTiernan was diagnosed with breast cancer, and underwent remedy and chemotherapy.[97] She was declared cancer-free in May 2020.[76]

See also

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