Julia gillard how old is she

Retired prior to general elections Ministerial appointments Deputy Prime Minister from 3. Minister for Education from 3. Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations from 3.

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For further information please contact NPG Copyright. Updated But the unmarried and childless Gillard rose above it, and today, after becoming Australia's first female prime minister , said: "I'm aware I'm the first woman to sit in this role but I didn't set out to crash my head against any glass ceilings. Her toughness and willingness to stand up for herself is perhaps derived from her working-class background.

As a baby she contracted a severe lung infection and spent weeks in a oxygen tent in hospital, prompting her parents, Moira and John, to look for warmer climes. They decided to join the thousands of other "Ten Pound Poms" moving to Australia, and arrived in Adelaide in