Kelly, Ros

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Name
Kelly, Ros Gender: F
Roslyn Joan Raw
born on 25 January 1948 at 18:00 (= 6:00 PM )
Place Sydney, Australia, 33s52, 151e13
Timezone AEST h10e (is standard time)
Data source
From memory
Rodden Rating A
Collector: Rodden
Astrology data s_su.18.gif s_aqucol.18.gif 04°16' s_mo.18.gif s_cancol.18.gif 20°26 Asc.s_cancol.18.gif 17°19'



Biography

Australian educator and politician, starting as a secondary school teacher in Canberra in 1969-72. Her involvement included an understanding of the new ACT school system and leading the Schools Authority in a more open and community involved educational system.

Roslyn married Paul Kelly on 3/20/1970 and they had one son and one daughter. She entered politics in 1974 as the first woman member of the ACT Legislative Assembly and was elected MLA. In 1978-79, she was the first woman Chair of the ACT Schools Authority and in 1980, one of three women members of the House of Representatives. Following the ALP election win on 3/05/1983, Kelly was appointed Federal Minister for the Environment and Sport, but she resigned on 1/16/1995 after a board incident.

Link to Wikipedia biography

Events

  • Work : New Career 1969 (School teacher, secondary level)
  • Work : New Career 1974 (Entered politics, ACT Legislative Assembly)
  • Work : New Job 1978 (Chair of the ACT)
  • Work : New Job 1980 (House of Representatives)
  • Work : New Job 5 March 1983 (Federal Minister of Environment and Sport)
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  • Work : Fired/Laid off/Quit 16 January 1995 (Resigned after scandal)
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Source Notes

Dennis Sutton quotes Susan Alexander from Kelly, given in Sutton's 50 Australian charts, published 1996

Categories

  • Family : Relationship : Marriage more than 15 Yrs (From 1970)
  • Family : Parenting : Kids 1-3 (Two, one son and one daughter)
  • Lifestyle : Work : Retirement circumstances (Resigned after scandal)
  • Vocation : Education : Teacher (Secondary level)
  • Vocation : Politics : Government employee (Legislative assembly)
  • Vocation : Politics : Public office (House of Representatives)