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Millhouse ran for the LCL leadership pre-selection following leader Sir Thomas Playford's retirement, but lost to Steele Hall, another member of the LCL's progressive faction.
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Peter James Paul Millhouse, calling himself Jhyimy " Two Hats " Mhiyles, came to the beach during the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games and became a local celebrity for his lifestyle and poetry recitals to visitors.
Millhouse, often considered during his term as the most progressive member of the South Australian parliament, was eventually expelled from the LCL in 1973 for his continued criticism of the conservative wing of the party.
After Radio 1, Brookes worked for numerous radio stations, presenting a networked show called Bruno At The Millhouse, while hosting a daily mid-morning slot for Leeds station Radio Aire.
Millhouse gained an LLB from the University of Adelaide in 1951 and after working as a barrister, entered the South Australian Legislative Assembly on 7 May 1955 as the Liberal and Country League ( LCL ) member for Mitcham, a safe LCL seat in southeastern Adelaide.
Millhouse rapidly gained a reputation as both the intellectual driving force behind the LCL and an outspoken spokesperson for the urban middle class faction of the LCL, a group under-represented within the party hierarchy.
In these roles, Millhouse gained a reputation as a crusader for progressive social change as he sought to position South Australia as a national leader on social issues.
Millhouse, as the New LM's only parliamentary representative ( in the South Australian House of Assembly, representing the electoral district of Mitcham ), kept a high profile for the New LM until the emergence of the Australian Democrats led many New LM members, including Millhouse and his assistant Janine Haines, to join the fledgling party, after which the New LM ceased to exist.
In his book The Third Man, Don Chipp recalls attending a March 1977 meeting convened by John Siddons and attended by other Australia Party executives and Robin Millhouse, the South Australian MP whom I had admired for many years, and his executive colleagues from the New Liberal Movement were also present.
In September 2005, Gazprom bought 75. 7 % of Sibneft's shares from Millhouse Capital ( Roman Abramovich ’ s investment vehicle ) for US $ 13. 1 billion in Russia's largest corporate takeover.
Millhouse and LCL
This split mirrored the dissatisfaction amongst the Establishment faction, which had been steadily losing its power within the party and was appalled at the " nouveau riches commoners " ( such as Millhouse ) that had infiltrated the parliamentary wing of the LCL.
In the wake of the LCL's 1970 election loss, Millhouse was elected Deputy Leader of the Opposition on 2 June but resigned from the party on 18 March 1973 to form the Liberal Movement following growing dissatisfaction at the continuing conservatism of the LCL.
While a number of other senior LCL members, including former premier Steele Hall, also joined the Liberal Movement, all except Millhouse eventually returned to the Liberal Party.
Robin Millhouse was a member of the faction, and served as both the deputy leader of the LCL and the LM.
Hall reiterated the LM's intention to continue, but Millhouse was removed as the LCL deputy leader in 1973, and pressure began to be mounted on the faction, which did not have any members on the frontbench ; Hall did not pursue a position in the shadow ministry.
Martin Cameron quickly followed, and Robin Millhouse consulted with members from his constituency before agreeing to resign from the LCL.
As Hall and Millhouse were both competent parliamentary performers, it was widely acknowledged in the media that they outperformed the LCL in providing an effective opposition.
In one parliamentary division, with the entirety of the ALP and LCL on one side of the house and the LM members on the other, Millhouse took one of many opportunities to taunt Eastick and damage the LCL, labelling him " Dunstan lover!
Millhouse and following
Instead, following the LCL's return to power in the 1968 election, Millhouse was given the portfolios of Attorney-General, Aboriginal Affairs, Social Welfare, and Labour and Industry.
Formed by Robin Millhouse on 6 May 1976 following the dissolution of the Liberal Movement, the New LM sought to be the true liberal party in South Australia, arguing that the Liberal Party of Australia was no longer worthy of the descriptor liberal.
Millhouse and leader
The obscure and low-ket conservative Bruce Eastick was installed as the new leader, as some more prominent figures such as Millhouse were seen as too sympathetic to Hall.
Millhouse and lost
Poyntz ' panelling from the house now graces the walls of Brimpton Millhouse, while Midgham's Dower House was lost in a game of cards and re-erected as a gatehouse at Aldermaston Court.
Millhouse and Hall
Thanks to the electoral reform that had occurred, with more urban electoral districts to contest, the urban-based LM greatly increased its parliamentary representation, with seven members in the House of Assembly ( including Hall, Millhouse and future Premiers David Tonkin and Dean Brown ), three in the Legislative Council, and one in the Australian House of Representatives ( Ian Wilson ).
Millhouse and member
Millhouse chose instead to form a new political party, named the New LM, before merging that with the Australia Party, the Centre-Line Party and other like minded groups to form the Australian Democrats and, as a sitting member, became the first Australian Democrats Member of Parliament.
Millhouse and faction
Indeed, it was not until the election of Robin Millhouse in 1955 that someone from this third faction was elected to parliament.
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Monamore Bridge Millhouse is an early 19th century single storey former mill house in L-form.
Roman Arkadyevich Abramovich (, ; born 24 October 1966 ) is a Russian business tycoon and the main owner of the private investment company Millhouse LLC.
Yugraneft, an affiliate of Sibir Energy, is seeking billions of dollars in damages in a lawsuit in London against Roman Abramovich and his investment company Millhouse Capital, alleging that it was cheated out of its Russian assets.
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She became the assistant of Robin Millhouse, an important player in the South Australian conservative party the Liberal and Country League.
Millhouse founded the Liberal Movement and the short-lived New LM which merged into the Australian Democrats in 1977.
* Ben Osborne, The Hyperion Legacy ( 2008 ) and The Rule of Lazari ( 2009 ); the jockey Danny Rawlings is based at Millhouse Stables in Lambourn.
Robin Rhodes Millhouse QC ( born 9 December 1929 ) has been, at various times, the South Australian Attorney-General, the first Australian Democrats parliamentarian, and the Chief Justice of both Kiribati and Nauru.
Millhouse was born in Adelaide, to father Vivian Rhodes Millhouse, and mother Grace Lilly Ayliffe.
After having been made a Queen's Counsel in 1979, Millhouse resigned from parliament on 7 July 1982, sparking a Mitcham by-election, upon accepting a position as a South Australian Supreme Court justice.
A segment of the LM, led by former state attorney-general Robin Millhouse, did not rejoin the Liberals, but instead formed a new party — the New LM.
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And so the sun came up again and for a moment its color was the young men's blood, shifting then into the full heat and outcry which ran with their hearts.
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