Chris Bowen

Minister for Climate Change and Energy of Australia

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Gender	Male
Age	51
Web site	www.chrisbowen.net
Date of birth	January 17,1973
Zodiac sign	Capricorn
Born	Sydney
	Australia
Party	Australian Labor Party
Electorate	Division of McMahon
Spouse	Rebecca Mifsud
Office	Member of the Australian Parliament
Job	Politician
Books	The Money Men: Australia's Twelve Most Notable Treasurers
	Hearts & Minds: A Blueprint for Modern Labor
	On Charlatans
Official site	chrisbowen.net
Position	Member of the Australian Parliament
	Member of the Australian House of Representatives
Electorate new	Division of McMahon
	Division of Prospect
Education	St Johns Park High School
	The University of Sydney
	The University of Sydney Business School
Previous position	Treasurer of Australia (2013–2013)
Date of Reg.	2019-02-22 20:52:15
Date of Upd.	2023-07-26 08:29:34
ID	454649

A Royal Winter
Tomorrow Never Dies
On Chesil Beach
Maigret Sets A Trap
Richard III
Diana: Her True Story
Cold Comfort Farm
Knights of God
Princess in Love
Gaudi Afternoon
The Shell Seekers
Tanamera – Lion of Singapore

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Chris Bowen Life story

Christopher Eyles Guy Bowen is an Australian politician who has been Minister for Climate Change and Energy in the Albanese government since June 2022. He is a member of the Australian Labor Party and was first elected to parliament at the 2004 federal election.

Woman dies in Oldham after being hit by police car

Dec 23,2022 11:51 am

... Ch Supt Chris Bowen said: " Our sincere thoughts and condolences go to the family and friends of the woman that has sadly passed...

Umar Patek: Anger and fear in Australia as Bali bomber freed

Dec 7,2022 10:40 pm

... Australians had " every right to be disappointed and concerned by this news" minister Chris Bowen said on Thursday...

Australia sets new climate target in landmark bill

Sep 8,2022 1:50 pm

... Climate change minister, Chris Bowen, told parliament " today is a good day for our parliament and our country, and we re going to need many more of them" The Guardian reported...