澳洲Peter Malinauskas是谁？从购物车男孩成为下任南澳州

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Peter Malinauskas 即将成为南澳下一任州长。

但他是谁？

这名工党领导人今年41岁，有三个孩子。

Malinauskas先生15岁开始在Woolworths 收购物车，然后升职做收银。

他成为工会“商店，物流和辅助性雇员协会”的职员然后在2015年进入上议院。

他很快就受到公众认识，在第一任期里成为了警察厅厅长，然后成为卫生厅厅长。

他只在上一次选举中赢得了阿德莱德西北席位Croydon，进入下议员。

Malinauskas 先生把竞选重点该到医疗护理方面。

他在选举中的口号是：“我们有新的远景，一个有力的计划，一个团结的团队。

他承诺给南澳医院再提供三百张床。

他也承诺恢复阿德莱德500”超级跑车的年度赛车比赛。

Malinauskas 先生观点符合是工党右翼，他自称自己是社会保守派。

这名下任州长妻子是Annabel, 孩子分别是Sophie, Jack 和Eliza。



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底层员工做起，看看是不是和其他政客不同

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昨天的选举工党历史性大比分获胜？

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5月14日联邦大选大概率也这样

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所以自由党才做了一任？

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政坛需要学历吗？

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小学生都可以做主席，做个州长需要什么学历？

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从小应该有很有野心，上得很快

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这简历，牛逼

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长相最重要

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很励志

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阿大商科毕业，中学是富人区的天主教学校，wws应该只是兼职吧

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起碼得認字.

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中学是有名的富人区教会学校， 阿大商科。专门取了个WWS打工经历

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拭目以待.

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勵志故事,您懂得.

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新州的州长比他年轻，已经是七个娃的爹了。

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收车到收银还是升职啊

州长形象很好啊

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各有所長.

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"Malinauskas 先生观点符合是工党右翼"
那就是偏中一点的，这个不错。

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以前WWS是最大的童工的提供者吧，不知为什么这两年店里捡货的都是大妈了。

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“他成为工会“商店，物流和辅助性雇员协会”的职员然后在2015年进入上议院。”
问题是好像没怎么正经（像普通人一样）工作过。有点像联邦的工党领导人Albanese 。

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年轻的新州神州长，一直没闲着生了7个娃，这么个大忙人，不知道他是爸爸当得好，还是州长干得棒；还是两个职责都漂亮；还是两个都糟糕。

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维基了一下

Early life
Malinauskas was born in South Australia to Kathryn (Kate) née May and Peter Malinauskas on 14 August 1980.[1][3][4][better source needed] Malinauskas' paternal Hungarian grandmother Eta survived World War II and escaped the post-war communist Hungarian state when she emigrated to Bathurst in New South Wales.[1] She married Peter Malinauskas Sr., a Lithuanian refugee, and the couple moved to Adelaide, later opening a fish and chip shop.[1][5] Malinauskas' mother's forebears were middle-class Irish.[1]

In his school years, Malinauskas' family resided in Colonel Light Gardens.[1] Being from a Catholic family, Malinauskas was sent to Mercedes College where he displayed leadership potential in football and cricket, as well as excelling in his studies.[1] He was a member of the student representative council and was school captain in year 12.[1] Mercedes College principal Peter Daw recalled Malinauskas as being "a future leader".[1] Additionally, Daw recalled Malinauskas as being "one of those kids involved in lots of things" and a "popular lad" with a "magnetic personality that appealed to teachers and students alike".[1]

Union figure
Malinauskas worked for Woolworths for seven years from age 15, first as a trolley boy and later a checkout operator and nightfiller.[6] He formed an early and enduring political relationship with Don Farrell through Woolworths workers' unionism. During his time at Woolworths, Malinauskas obtained a Bachelor of Commerce at the University of Adelaide. He became an influential union official who served from 2008 to 2015 as Secretary of the South Australian/Northern Territory branch of the Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees' Association (SDA),[1] the major player in the dominant Labor Right faction of the South Australian branch of the Australian Labor Party.[7] In August 2011, some media outlets claimed Malinauskas was the sole "faceless man" who informed Mike Rann he had lost the support of his party and to step down as Premier of South Australia in favour of Jay Weatherill.[8] Malinauskas was elected in July 2015 to Labor's National Executive at the party's National Conference.[9]

Political views
Asked about progressive political issues in 2011 such as same sex marriage, stem-cell research, euthanasia and abortion, Malinauskas said his personal views would be "considered socially conservative" and went on to state "I didn't get involved in the Australian labour movement because of any of these issues. I believe in the fair go but I get frustrated with left-wing ideology that focuses more on imposing equality than providing for equality of opportunity. This is why I'm passionate about Australian education − universal access to quality schooling gives everyone the chance to succeed".[1]

Asked about nuclear power in South Australia, Malinauskas in 2014 said he was pro-nuclear despite Labor at the time remaining opposed to the establishment of a new nuclear waste repository or nuclear power plant in South Australia. Malinauskas stated "I believe climate change is a real challenge we need to face up to, and nuclear energy can be a safe source of base load power, with zero carbon emissions" and "we should have a mature debate based on science and economics to determine if a nuclear industry is viable in South Australia". In March 2015 Labor initiated a Nuclear Fuel Cycle Royal Commission,[10] and in 2016 launched a "Get to know nuclear" campaign to further explore the commission's findings. In October 2016 at the South Australian Labor party conference, Malinauskas spoke of the protesters who had gathered outside in opposition to the establishment of new nuclear waste storage facilities. He told delegates: "The difference between us and them, of course, is that we take very seriously our obligation to make sure that our ideology is underpinned by evidence."[11]

Parliament

Malinauskas in 2016
Following the parliamentary resignation of Bernard Finnigan on 12 November 2015, Malinauskas filled the Legislative Council casual vacancy in a joint sitting of the Parliament of South Australia on 1 December.[12]

Premier Jay Weatherill indicated that Malinauskas could enter the Cabinet of South Australia in an early 2016 ministerial reshuffle,[13][14][15] with reports of media speculation and internal party talk suggesting Malinauskas could potentially become the next Labor Premier of South Australia, entering the House of Assembly through preselection as the next Labor candidate in Labor's safest lower house seat of Croydon with claims that incumbent Michael Atkinson "has long been willing to vacate his seat to Malinauskas if he ever wanted it".[16][17] Atkinson announced in February 2017 that he would be retiring from parliament as of the 2018 election.[18] Malinauskas confirmed he would be nominating for preselection.[19]

Malinauskas served in the Cabinet of South Australia in the Weatherill Ministry between January 2016 and March 2018, holding, at various times, ministerial portfolios with responsibility for police (2016−2017), correctional services (2016−2017), emergency services (2016−2017), road safety (2016−2017), health (2017−2018), and mental health and substance abuse (2017−2018).[20][21][22]

Malinauskas won the seat of Croydon at the 2018 election.[23]

Labor leadership
Following the resignation of Jay Weatherill after the 2018 election, a caucus meeting on 9 April 2018 elected Malinauskas as Labor Leader. He consequently became Leader of the Opposition, with Susan Close as deputy.[24][25][26]

In April 2021, former Labor MP Annabel Digance and her husband were arrested and charged with attempting to blackmail Malinauskas. Police allege that the couple had threatened to make accusations against Malinauskas if he did not orchestrate Digance's return to politics by preselection for a safe seat or appointment to the Legislative Council or the Senate.[27]

In January 2022, Malinauskas was diagnosed with COVID-19 and announced that he would isolate at home. He said his wife and three children had returned negative results. Grant Stevens, the South Australia Police Commissioner and State Coordinator during the COVID-19 pandemic in South Australia was also diagnosed on the same day.[28] A few days later, Malinauskas reported that his wife and three children had also caught the virus.[29] He had recovered and was back in the community on 13 January 2022.[30]

Malinauskas claimed victory at the 2022 South Australian state election after Premier Steven Marshall called him to concede[31].

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厉害

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看五月份的大选了

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从小走的就是从政的路啊，从工会入手。

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看了他毕业的中学-非常传统的天主教会学校，我松了口气，大概率这家伙不会太左就好了。拭目以待！

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工党上位的也只能是右翼，伪草根，一声叹息“他也承诺给阿德莱德带回五百个汽车运动活动。”
He also pledged to bring back the Adelaide 500 motorsport event.

应该是他承诺恢复“阿德莱德500”超级跑车的年度赛车比赛。以前叫Clipsal 500。

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所以学历算初中？
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