frontbencher

Noun

Meaning

a member of the House of Commons who is a minister in the government or who holds an official position in an opposition party

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But Labor frontbencher Andrew Giles said the delayed referendum was "incredibly disappointing", especially when there is such a focus on indigenous disadvantage. Source: Internet

"Josh Frydenberg needs to be upfront with Australians about how long he's known about this affair," Labor frontbencher Andrew Leigh said. Source: Internet

Labor frontbencher Kristina Keneally believes a post-coronavirus environment will provide the country an opportunity to rethink its immigration program to provide better opportunities for Australians. Source: Internet

It was only two years ago Labor frontbencher apologised after her office circulated one with major changes she’d given earlier on asylum seeker policy. Source: Internet

“That is just absolutely toxic for us, I’ve already had emails saying ‘don’t you dare’,” one frontbencher said. Source: Internet

The Labour frontbencher added: “We went into this crisis without enough staff or beds. Source: Internet

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