Robert Schwarten
Robert Evan Schwarten (born 6 October 1954) is an Australian politician.
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Rob Schwarten
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Member of the Queensland Parliament for Rockhampton North
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Member of the Queensland Parliament for Rockhampton
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Minister for Housing of Queensland
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Minister for Information and Communication Technology of Queensland
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Minister for Public Works of Queensland
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Minister for Racing of Queensland
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Peter Beattie (acting)
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District abolished
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Merged into Public Works
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1995-07-15
2006-09-13
2009-03-26
2011-02-21
2012-03-24
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1989-12-02
1995-07-15
1998-06-29
2004-02-12
2005-07-28
2006-10-12
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Leader of the House of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
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Member for Rockhampton North
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Member for Rockhampton
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