Bronwyn Bishop

About Bronwyn Bishop

Beginning in 1994, she was a member of the Australian House of Representatives, representing the Division of Mackellar, New South Wales for the Liberal Party.

Bronwyn Bishop before fame

She began her career as a clerk and later appeared in the 1960s Australian television serial Divorce Court.

Achievement of Bronwyn Bishop

She enrolled in a five-year law LL.B program at the University of Sydney but never completed it.

Bronwyn Bishop family life

She married Alan David Bishop, a judge, in 1966. Their two daughters were Angela and Sally.

Associations of Bronwyn Bishop

She sang a charity duet with Minister Tony Abbott in 2007 to Irving Berlin's"A Couple of Swells".

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