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	Bronwyn Bishop - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Bishop was elected to the Senate for New South Wales in July 1987, and proved an aggressive debater with an ability to annoy ministers in the Labor government, particularly Foreign Minister Gareth Evans.
		Bishop resigned from the Senate in February 1994 to contest the Mackellar by-election in the House of Representatives, a move widely seen as furthering her leadership ambitions.
		In November 2005, Bishop expressed the view that "she is opposed to the wearing of the Muslim headscarf, where it does not form part of the school uniform.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Bronwyn_Bishop (459 words)

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		BRONWYN BISHOP: Oh, we had a national issue and as I went around marginal seats, as I talked to my own constituents on bus stops, the overriding issue was interest rates.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: Well, the high principles of free enterprise are very important to me. Civility is important to me. And if you are going to have those principles working, you need to have a situation where you're not yelling at each other to get your points of view across.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: I think the language that Paul Keating introduced into the parliament, which we'd never seen before, is just dreadful language and I don't think you need to use that sort of language to make a political point, and I don't think the rest of Australia does either.
	www.ten.com.au /library/documents/MTP17104.doc (4068 words)

	The World Today - Bronwyn Bishop calls for hijab ban in schools
		New South Wales Liberal MP, Bronwyn Bishop, sparked the debate by calling for a ban and saying that the argument that wearing the hijab gives a sense of freedom is the same sort of argument that Nazis used.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: Public schools where there is a uniform, the uniform is a great leveller, it is a great sign of a society that is working with different cultures.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: It's not about headscarves per se, it's about a clash of cultures where there are extremist Muslim leaders who are calling for the overthrow of the laws that indeed give me my freedom and my equality as defined by the society in which I live.
	www.abc.net.au /worldtoday/content/2005/s1448343.htm (940 words)

	Bronwyn Bishop and FBI to fight anthrax in USA with kerosine (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bronwyn Bishop, the woman who once had visions of being Australia's first female prime minister denied she was furious at being knocked back for a place in Howard's new ministry.
		A spokesperson revealed The FBI is keen to hear from Mrs Bishop about her experiences with a suspected terrorist attack while she was Minister for Aged Care.
		Bronwyn's cool head and determination not to spread panic brought the situation under control.
	www.susannassoapbox.com /nskero.html (461 words)

	Good News Week - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Federal politician Bronwyn Bishop is possibly the show's most notable non-guest, in that while frequently invited she never appeared on the show.
		Of course, other notable figures share this honour, but Bishop is the only one known to have accepted an invitation, only to pull out at the last minute, forcing producers to find a new guest at short notice.
		The following week, one of the articles in Paul's monologue referred to a new type of camouflage suit, and Paul mentioned that "in fact, Bronwyn Bishop was wearing one on last week's show".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Good_News_Week (1762 words)

	Australian MPs demand Islamic headscarf ban in schools - Wikinews
		Australian Members of Parliament Bronwyn Bishop and Sophie Panopoulos have called for a ban on the wearing of Islamic headscarves in Australian public schools, saying it is an "iconic act of defiance." They are concerned about Muslim women failing to reveal their faces in photographic identification, and claim that this could be a security risk.
		Bishop and Panopoulous are both members of the Liberal Party of Australia which is the major party in the governing Coalition.
		Bishop said there is a clash of cultures occurring in the country: "In an ideal society you don't ban anything," she told a television interviewer.
	en.wikinews.org /wiki/Australian_MPs_demand_Islamic_headscarf_ban (403 words)

	The World Today - Bronwyn Bishop revisits Heiner affair
		The Federal Parliamentary Committee, chaired by Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop, has recommended that a special prosecutor be appointed to look into the shredding of documents by the Labor government of the day.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: I think the real tragedy of the Heiner affair is had there been a clean-up instead of a cover-up, then subsequent abuse of children and other vulnerable people in the community could've stopped.
		There is evidence of a young girl who, again at a detention centre run by the state government, was raped subsequent to the shredding of the documents.
	www.abc.net.au /worldtoday/content/2004/s1175224.htm (764 words)

	There Aint no Sanity Clause: October 17, 2004
		Federal Liberal Party backbencher Bronwyn Bishop has vowed to lift the standard of parliamentary behaviour if she is appointed Speaker of the House of Representatives.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: That question is not to do with the business of state with which the Treasurer is connected.
		Mrs Bronwyn Bishop —The additional point of order is that the concluding remarks in the question were not necessary to the asking of the question and were out of order in terms of the standing orders.
	governor_general.blogspot.com /2004_10_17_governor_general_archive.html (1453 words)

	smhbishop20.2.03 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		But 4 hours later, when the inquiry chaired by Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop had adjourned, it had heard alarming claims of pedophile protection, death threats to a whistleblower and ongoing corruption within the NSW Police Service.
		Mrs Bishop said the committee would be "very keen" to hear from Ms Scott, whom Mr Moroney sacked in December, and would offer anyone else who felt they had been adversely named a right of reply.
		The committee, chaired by the Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop, is ostensibly looking into crime in the community, but has been described by Labor as a "joke" and a "farce" designed to damage the State Government before the election.
	www.gaiaguys.net /smhbishop20.2.03.htm (3445 words)

	Bishop: Keroserene But Not Hurt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bronwyn Bishop, the woman who once had visions of being Australia's first female prime minister denied she was furious at being denied a place in John Howard's ministry.
		Bronwyn Bishop's cool head and determination not to spread panic brought the situation under control.
		While Mrs Bishop's political fortunes have nose-dived it is uncertain she will ever be welcome back on the front bench.
	www.zipworld.com.au /~rocket/articles/lead69.htm (540 words)

	Bishop backs ban on Muslim headscarves - Breaking News - National - Breaking News
		Liberal backbencher Bronwyn Bishop has backed a push to ban Muslim girls from wearing headscarves at public schools, describing their use as an iconic act of defiance.
		Ms Bishop backed the view of outspoken Liberal MP Sophie Panopoulos, who last week said she was concerned about Muslim women not showing their faces when they posed for photographic identification.
		Ms Bishop on Sunday said the issue had been forced upon Australia, which was experiencing a clash of cultures.
	smh.com.au /articles/2005/08/28/1125167541622.html (397 words)

	Bishop defends headscarf comments - National - theage.com.au
		Liberal backbencher Bronwyn Bishop has defended her push to ban Muslim girls from wearing headscarves at public schools, despite widespread condemnation from school groups, Muslim leaders and fellow politicians.
		Ms Bishop has in recent days backed the view of outspoken Liberal MP Sophie Panopoulos in calling for the ban, describing the wearing of the hijab as an iconic act of defiance.
		Ms Bishop, who is not calling for scarves to be banned in Islamic schools, said today she was not surprised the issue was provoking widespread community debate.
	www.theage.com.au /news/national/mps-ignorant-over-muslim-headscarves/2005/08/29/1125167579957.html?oneclick=true (682 words)

	Bronwyn Bishop eyes Speaker's job - Breaking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Prominent Liberal MP Bronwyn Bishop has reportedly shown interest in taking on the job of Speaker of the House of Representatives.
		Mrs Bishop, who represents the NSW seat of Mackellar, served as a minister in the first two Howard governments before being relegated to the backbench after the 2001 poll.
		If she was given the job, Mrs Bishop would become only the second woman to hold the office after Victorian Labor MP Joan Child, who served from 1986 to 1989.
	www.theage.com.au - !http: //www.theage.com.au/articles/2004/08/16/1092508313099.html (192 words)

	Viva free speech as Bishop joins battler's bandwagon - National - smh.com.au
		The Federal Government's response to Pauline Hanson's jailing descended into confusion yesterday, with Liberal backbencher Bronwyn Bishop claiming Hanson the victim of a political fix, even as her colleague Tony Abbott was accused of being the fixer and her deputy leader denied there was any fix at all.
		Mrs Bishop declared Hanson to be Australia's first political prisoner and worried about the consequences "in a country where freedom of speech and freedom to act as a political individual is sacrosanct".
		Mrs Bishop denied she was simply responding to the apparent resurgence in support for One Nation following the sentencing - a weekend poll showed 21 per cent support for the party following the jailing.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2003/08/25/1061663736886.html (469 words)

	Death of Mr Mark Heyward - 21/10/1997 - PRIV
		Bronwyn Bishop, a friend and former employer of Mark who organised the funeral, and Mr Paul Shalhoub, a New York banker.
		Bronwyn Bishop and Paul Shalhoub were two of Mark Heyward’s closest friends.
		Bronwyn Bishop; and the International Democratic Union, which was established in the 1980s to bring together right-of-centre parties from free countries around the world to provide a forum for their philosophy to be discussed.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/V3Key/LA19971021029 (864 words)

	POST Newspapers Online: Headline News
		Julie Bishop, Liberal MP for Curtin, has come up against a formidable colleague: Bronwyn Bishop, the senior Liberal who was once talked of as a potential prime minister.
		Julie Bishop said the ICC would be a court of last resort to hear charges of war crimes, genocide, massacre, and other crimes against humanity.
		Ms Bishop said if Australia did ratify the statute, then an Australian jurist might be chosen as a potential judge and asked to be on standby.
	www.postnewspapers.com.au /20020608/news/019.shtml (457 words)

	Its A Matter Of Opinion » Blog Archive » Ballsy Backbencher Bronwyn Bishop backs ban, but Brendan bites back
		Bronwyn Bishop has put her hand up to be next in line for a public bashing over her “misunderstanding” of the Religion of Peace.
		Later, Mrs Bishop told the Herald she had singled out the muslim headscarf because no other religious group was arguing for the fundamental rules of society to be changed.
		Far from disagreeing with Mrs Bishop, I’d like to ask why the entire Cabinet is not soundly behind her, and acting upon the obvious desire of the electorate at large.
	www.observationdeck.org /weblogs?p=994 (1541 words)

	Mrs Bishop and the cloth - On Line Opinion - 6/9/2005
		When it came time to having Muslim Australians assist Mrs Bishop in stacking her branches as a defensive mechanism against what she saw as infiltration by supporters of NSW Opposition leader John Brogden, Mrs Bishop was most enthusiastic of Muslim involvement.
		While listening to Mrs Bishop discuss the issue with Terry Lane on Radio National Mrs Bishop appeared to be influenced more by what she may have seen, heard or read from a conservative think tank than any direct knowledge of Muslim Australians living in her electorate.
		If Mrs Bishop were to use her substantial talents and experience (in both politics and the law) to take the industrial fight to the union movement, she would be doing the small business people in her electorate a huge service.
	www.onlineopinion.com.au /view.asp?article=231 (956 words)

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		I want to thank my ministerial colleague, Bronwyn Bishop, for the tremendous leadership that she’s giving as the portfolio Minister for Aged Care.
		It’s a new appointment and I think Bronwyn brings very special skills to that job and I think she will make an outstanding contribution through the year.
		Bronwyn has a few more things to say and a few other observations to make about some of the activities but I know that 1999 will be a great year in recognising the contribution of older Australians to our modern Australian community.
	www.pm.gov.au /News/speeches/1999/oldpersonsproject1902.htm (1929 words)

	Planet Irf: Mrs Bishop defames me under Parliamentary Privilege
		Mrs Bishop knows me well enough to be able to provide one example of where I have behaved offensively toward a woman.
		Mrs Bishop’s suggestion that I have “not resorted to bomb throwing” speaks much for her attitude toward persons presumed to be from a particular background.
		I take Mrs Bishop’s comments to be an allegation that I have perhaps in the past or maybe in the future would resort to terrorist activities.
	planetirf.blogspot.com /2005/09/mrs-bishop-defames-me-under.html (1288 words)

	Crikey Website - Hillary on Bronwyn's cunning stunt (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		The new Chair is Bronwyn Bishop, a woman who proved to be a total disaster as a Minister, but knows a thing or two from her time on Senate committees about how to use Committees as political weapons.
		Before the NSW state election earlier this year, Bishop used the enquiry’s wide ranging terms of reference to pursue various aspects of corruption and political interference in the NSW police force.
		Bishop received huge support from the Parrot, editorialising on her bravery in pursuing these issues.
	www.crikey.com.au /articles/2003/10/28-0002.html (1362 words)

	Demonising Muslim Australians
		Bishop told the ABC on August 29: “It’s not about headscarves per se, it’s about a clash of cultures where there are extremist Muslim leaders who are calling for the overthrow of the laws that indeed give me my freedom and my equality as defined by the society in which I live.”
		Now, Bishop and her cronies, by calling for the hijab to be banned in schools, are assaulting freedom of religion.
		Bishop also attempted to justify her attack on the right of Muslim women to wear the hijab in terms of women’s freedom and independence.
	www.greenleft.org.au /back/2005/641/641p3.htm (813 words)

	Bronwyn Bishop moves to make burning the Australian flag illegal - Stormfront White Nationalist Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12)
		Bronwyn Bishop, the monarchist who strongly opposed Australia joining the International Criminal Court, seems to be one of the few Liberal Party MPs with any patriotism left in their veins.
		Good on her for proposing that the muslim head-dress, a symbol of defiance and hatred of Australian values, be outlawed in Australian schools too.
		Bishop should consider leaving the Libs and starting an Australian Nationlist Party, I reckon she would get tremendous support.
	www.stormfront.org /forum/showthread.php?t=264272 (903 words)

	Hijab News in Australia: MP calls for head scarf ban
		LIBERAL MPs Bronwyn Bishop and Sophie Panopolous have continued to the Federal Government's clamp down on Islamic practices, with Bronwyn Bishop today adding her voice to Sophie Panopolous' call for head scarves to be banned.
		Ms Bishop today said the issue had been forced upon Australia, which was experiencing a clash of cultures.
		I think that it is insensitive that young women for religious reasons who chose to wear a headscarf are somehow provoking a response from others," she said.
	www.prohijab.net /english/australia-hijab-news3.htm (505 words)

	Adoption: A light on the horizon
		BRONWYN BISHOP, CHAIR, HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES STANDING COMMITTEE ON FAMILY AND HUMAN SERVICES: First, I think the most important thing about the inquiry is to highlight the problem.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: The committee is certainly of the view that adoption, including from overseas, is a legitimate way of forming or adding to a family.
		BRONWYN BISHOP: Their children were taken in the most harsh circumstances, even though they consented.
	sunday.ninemsn.com.au /sunday/feature_stories/article_1923.asp (1897 words)

	The Media - 30 June 2001
		When Labor tried to question Aged Care Minister Bronwyn Bishop about her knowledge of the donation, the Speaker ruled the question out of order.
		Bronwyn Bishop, in the event, seemed able to refute them easily.
		In view of Bronwyn Bishop's relatively easy rebuttal of Labor's questions and the fact that the nursing home owner had donated money to both major parties, surely it was time for the ABC journalists to turn on the Labor Party.
	www.newsweekly.com.au /articles/2001jun30_media.html (844 words)

	Air Force News :: Top Stories
		Bob Bishop said he felt pride and honour, not only in seeing the effect the VC had on the military members present, but in watching his daughter display her great uncle’s medals in the Adelaide Anzac march.
		ACW Bishop – who graduated from 1RTU in May – took a short break from her avionics technician course in Wagga to accompany them.
		With Mr Bishop’s recent appointment to the Army as a chaplain, the family particularly appreciated the efforts taken to protect their cherished mementoes of Uncle Roy, who was remembered more for being a nice man than a war hero.
	www.defence.gov.au /news/raafnews/editions/4522/topstories/story08.htm (409 words)

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