Carmel Zollo |
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Carmel Zollo was elected to the South Australian Parliament at the State election in October 1997 and has served South Australians as a Member of Parliament and a Minister since that time. She is currently serving her second term and is one of fifteen women members of the Labor Party in the South Australian Parliament. Until
March 2009 Prior to becoming a Minister, her Parliamentary roles included Government Whip in the Legislative Council, and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry and Trade. As a migrant herself she is particularly interested in ensuring the access and equity of all Australians and the importance of celebrating the many cultures that make up our multicultural society. In a community like South Australia’s, where one in four people were born overseas, Carmel stresses the importance of achieving a society that is both culturally sensitive and one that empowers all people regardless of their ethnic heritage or country of birth. This would ensure the best use of our community’s talents to contribute to our development and well-being. Carmel is a member of many community organisations. She is particularly interested in social justice, family, information technology and women’s issues. She is married with three adult children. May 2009 |
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