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Julie Bishop

Former member in the House of Representatives snapshot. Curtin · Liberal Party of Australia

Record date: 2026-09-09 · not a live office-holder feed

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  • Liberal Party of AustraliaPolitical party
    Relationship evidence · 2026-09-09

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    • Julie Bishop — parliamentary record ↗

      Parliament of Australia · official parliamentary snapshot · observed 2026-09-09. Existing released record. Current office or affiliation may have changed since this snapshot.

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Mentioned / cited in Pulse · 2026-09-25

Albanese at the UN and the case for Australian engagement

James Macarthur-King · signed opinion and analysis

Why this appears here · 2 indexed references

Named mention — There is also a longer national story behind this campaign. Julie Bishop announced Australia’s nomination for the same 2029–30 term in September 2015. [ 7 ] That continuity makes this a national initiative with a history across governments, while leaving its present merits open to scrutiny.

Source author — Julie Bishop. National statement — United Nations General Assembly 70th session. 29 September 2015.

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