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Andrew Wilkie MP

Federal Independent Member for Clark

Andrew Wilkie MP, born 8 November 1961, is an Australian Independent federal Member of Parliament for Clark, Tasmania. Prior to his political career, Wilkie had a notable military career in the Australian Army, where he served for two decades, and later held a prominent position in the intelligence service. His entry into politics was influenced by his fervent stance against Australia’s participation in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. As an Independent MP, Wilkie is widely recognized for his advocacy on issues such as gambling reform, animal welfare, and public health services. His political stance displays a strong commitment to the principles of social justice and environmental sustainability.

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Andrew Wilkie MP’s response to Australia MUST End ALL Live Animal Export

Dear petitioners

I have been a vocal advocate for ending live animal exports since before I was elected some 16 years ago. I was thrilled that the Government has committed to ending live sheep exports. However, this will not stop the cruelty...

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Andrew Wilkie MP’s response to END ALL LIVE ANIMAL EXPORT - Mr Albanese

Dear petitioners

I have been a vocal advocate for ending live animal exports since before I was elected some 16 years ago. I was thrilled that the Government has committed to ending live sheep exports. However, this will not stop the cruelty...

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Andrew Wilkie MP’s response to Stand Against ALL Live Animal Exports!

Dear petitioners

I have been a vocal advocate for ending live animal exports since before I was elected some 16 years ago. I was thrilled that the Government has committed to ending live sheep exports. However, this will not stop the cruelt...

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