- Amanda Rishworth
Infobox Politician
name =Amanda Rishworth
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birth_place =Adelaide ,South Australia
residence = Hallett Cove,South Australia
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office = Member for Kingston
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term_start = 2007
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predecessor =Kym Richardson
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party =Australian Labor Party
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website = [http://www.rishworth.com.au/ rishworth.com.au]
footnotes =Amanda Louise Rishworth (born 10 July 1978) is the
Australian Labor Party MP for electorate of Kingston having won her seat in the 2007 federal election.She is a practicing psychologist and has worked as an organiser and trainer for the
Shop Distributive and Allied Employees Association , and has served as president ofAustralian Young Labor . She studied psychology atFlinders University , where she served on the Union. [ [http://www.alp.org.au/people/sa/rishworth_amanda.php Australian Labor Party : Amanda Rishworth - Member for Kingston ] ] She also studied at theUniversity of Adelaide where she received a Masters degree in Psychology.Rishworth was previously a Labor candidate for the 2006 state election in the
electoral district of Fisher , and was defeated by sitting independentBob Such , although she did record a significant swing against the Liberal candidate. [ [http://www.seo.sa.gov.au/archive/2006/pdf/Results_and_Outcomes_Booklet3.pdf booklet 1 ] ]Key issues that Rishworth campaigned on included the lack of broadband access in the electorate, as well as the shortage of doctors. Key local announcements included a $12.5 million GP Super Clinic [ [http://www.alp.org.au/media/1107/mshea091.php Australian Labor Party : GP Super Clinic For The City Of Onkaparinga ] ] and a $7 million upgrade to the South Road and Victor Harbor Road intersection. [ [http://www.alp.org.au/media/1007/mstran232.php Australian Labor Party : Federal Labor Will Fix The Main South Road And Victor Harbor Road Bottleneck ] ]
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External links
* [http://www.rishworth.com.au/ Personal website]
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