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Адриан ТантариДепутат
Член Законодательное собрание Квинслендадля Херви-Бей
Вступление в должность
31 октября 2020 г.
ПредшествуетТед Соренсен
Личные данные
Родившийся (1961-03-15) 15 марта 1961 г. (60 лет)
Альтона , Виктория , Австралия
Политическая партияТруд

Adrian Tantari (born 15 March 1961) is an Australian politician, a member of the Labor Party, and was elected as the representative of Hervey Bay, Queensland, during the 2020 Queensland state election. Until the 2020 election, the seat was considered a "safe" seat for the Liberal National Party of Queensland, who had held the seat since 2009.[1][2][3][4]

Биография [ править ]

Тантари родился в 1961 году в Альтоне, штат Виктория , в итальянской семье. Его отец иммигрировал в Австралию после Второй мировой войны в возрасте 17 лет. Тантари женат, имеет троих детей. [2] До выборов 2020 года Тантари 20 лет жила в Херви-Бей и была кандидатом от лейбористов на выборах в штате Квинсленд в 2017 году . [1] На местном уровне он является членом Исторического общества Херви-Бей, Лодочного клуба Херви-Бей и Группы велосипедистов Фрейзер-Кост. [2]

Политическая карьера [ править ]

Государственные выборы 2017 г. [ править ]

In 2017, Tantari was the Labor Party candidate for Hervey Bay. He received 29.1% of the vote, behind the Liberal National candidate, Ted Sorensen, who received 37.7% of the vote. After preferences, Tantari received 40.9% of the vote to Sorensen's 59.1%.[1]

Tantari's 2017 campaign emphasised growing the region's educational institutions.[5]

During a 2017 campaign event, Tantari was confronted by Pauline Hanson of the One Nation Party. Hanson accused Tantari of "bullying" and "assaulting" a One Nation Party candidate. Tantari denied Hanson's claim, calling it a "stunt" to bolster the profile of the One Nation Party candidate.[6][7]

2020 state election[edit]

In his 2020 campaign, Tantari called for the re-establishment of the Ministerial Regional Community Forum, based out of Hervey Bay, to help bolster the economic significance of the region.[2]

Prior to the 2020 Queensland state election, the seat of Hervey Bay was treated as a "safe" seat for the Liberal Nationals.[8] In the initial reporting, Tantari appears to have gained an 11% swing, securing the seat for Labor.[1] Political reactions emphasised that the campaigning efforts of One Nation had complicated the electorate divide and actually assisted Labor to win the seat.[8]

Parliamentary Activities[edit]

Tantari is a member of the Queensland Parliament's Economics and Governance Committee.

References[edit]

  1. ^ a b c d "Hervey Bay - QLD Election 2020 Electorate, Candidates, Results | QLD Votes - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)". ABC News.
  2. ^ a b c d "Get To Know Your Candidates: Adrian Tantari". Fraser Coast Chronicle.
  3. ^ Walker, Carlie. "Twitter reacts to close election race in Hervey Bay". Noosa News.
  4. ^ "Mr Adrian Tantari". Parliament of Queensland.
  5. ^ Antrobus, Blake. "Labor candidate Adrian Tantari outlines his policies". Daily Mercury.
  6. ^ "Pauline Hanson confronts candidate Queensland election | | Express Digest".
  7. ^ "Pauline Hanson claims Labor 'physically assaulted' One Nation opponent". www.abc.net.au. November 22, 2017.
  8. ^ a b "How One Nation propelled Labor to victory". Northern Star.

External links[edit]

  • Official profile on the Labor Party website
Parliament of Queensland
Preceded by
Ted Sorensen		 Member for Hervey Bay
2020–present		Incumbent