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Julia Gillard

Australien · Politiker · Geboren 1961 · Alter 65

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Julia Eileen Gillard [ˈgɪlaːd] (* 29. September 1961 in Barry, Wales, Vereinigtes Königreich) ist eine ehemalige britisch-australische Politikerin der Australian Labor Party und war vom 24. Juni 2010 bis zum 26. Juni 2013 die Premierministerin Australiens.

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2025Honorary Fellow of the Learned Society of WalesAuszeichnung2024“This isn't about women getting unfair advantages, it's about creating a world where nobody is hemmed in by gender stereotypes, and that's better for men and for women.”Eigene WorteAt the Hay Festival , as cited by Rachel Hall in "Julia Gillard says progress on gender equality is ‘really glacial’", The Guardian (1 June

2021Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising SunAuszeichnung2018BBC 100 WomenAuszeichnungHonorary DoctorateAuszeichnung2017Companion of the Order of AustraliaAuszeichnung2015Honorary Doctorate of the Vrije Universiteit BrusselAuszeichnung2014“There was no cataclysmic moment of revelation, but as I moved into my 20's, doubts grew and then overwhelmed." ...”Eigene WorteI suspect there was nothing original about my journey, but it led me to a quiet, but firm belief:

2013“You've got to gather yourself, you've got to give the speech, go see the Governor-General, do all of that.”Eigene WorteJuni 2013Gillard lists the events which followed her loss to Rudd in the June 2013 Labor Party leadership spill

“We cannot have the government or the Labor party go to the next election with a person leading the party and a person floating around as the potential alternative leader.”Eigene WorteCalling for a vote of confidence

“There's been a lot of analysis about the so-called gender wars . . .”Eigene WorteResignation Press Conference after leadership ballot

2012“Here he [Abbott] is, trying to fudge one way and fudge the other; This morning he went out and accused me of a crime. Back it up or shut up.”Eigene Worte29. November 2012In Question Time, 29 November 2012

1961Geboren29. September 1961

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Gillard at her first press conference as Deputy Leader in 2006, alongside new Leader Kevin RuddGillard at her first press conference as Deputy Leader in 2006, alongside new Leader Kevin RuddGillard meets with US Ambassador Jeff Bleich on 26 November 2009Gillard meets with US Ambassador Jeff Bleich on 26 November 2009Gillard being sworn in as prime minister by Quentin Bryce on 24 June 2010Gillard being sworn in as prime minister by Quentin Bryce on 24 June 2010Gillard (3rd from left) attending a meeting of Trans-Pacific Partnership member state leadersGillard (3rd from left) attending a meeting of Trans-Pacific Partnership member state leaders

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  1. This isn't about women getting unfair advantages, it's about creating a world where nobody is hemmed in by gender stereotypes, and that's better for men and for women.

    2024, At the Hay Festival , as cited by Rachel Hall in "Julia Gillard says progress on gender equality is ‘really glacial’", The Guardian (1 June, Eigene Worte

  2. There was no cataclysmic moment of revelation, but as I moved into my 20's, doubts grew and then overwhelmed." ...

    2014, I suspect there was nothing original about my journey, but it led me to a quiet, but firm belief:, Eigene Worte

  3. Because it's there' could never be enough of an explanation for entering politics. ...

    2014, My focus on work comes from my own childhood and my own personal experience. My parents, particularly Dad, taught me through word and deed, Eigene Worte

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Auszeichnungen

Honorary Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales2025
Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun2021
BBC 100 Women2018
Honorary Doctorate2018
Companion of the Order of Australia2017
Honorary Doctorate of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel2015

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Vater: John Oliver Gillard

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Julia Eileen Gillard [ˈgɪlaːd] (* 29. September 1961 in Barry, Wales, Vereinigtes Königreich) ist eine ehemalige britisch-australische Politikerin der Australian Labor Party und war vom 24. Juni 2010 bis zum 26. Juni 2013 die Premierministerin Australiens. Die Rechtsanwältin gehörte von 1998 bis 2013 dem australischen Parlament an und war von 2007 bis 2010 Ministerin für Bildung, Arbeit und sozialen Ausgleich. Sie war im Amt des Premierministers die erste Frau, die erste unverheiratete und seit Billy Hughes die erste nicht in Australien geborene Person.

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Geboren 1961 · Alter 65

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