Liverpool is a narrow east-west aligned electorate in Sydney's outer south-western suburbs. The electorate covers The Labor margin slips from Liverpool has been a safe Labor seat since it was first contested at the election. Liverpool's first representative in Parliament was Premier Jim McGirr, who had previously represented the district while part of the Bankstown seat.
McGirr served as Premier from until his retirement in Liverpool was held by George Paciullo from until , who while one of Neville Wran's higher profile shadow ministers, missed out on election to the first Wran cabinet in after voting the faction ticket rather for himself. The man who beat him for the final vacancy was Rex Jackson, later to bring so much grief on the government for corrupt activities while Minister for Corrective Services.
Paciullo went on to serve as Police Minister in the Unsworth government, and following Labor's defeat, tried to contest the party leadership. After being heavied not to run, he resigned from parliament and later served as Liverpool Mayor. The pre-selection that followed his resignation was a disaster for Labor, with the ballot between the right's Mark Latham and Left's Paul Lynch becoming a farce that involved ballot boxes in the boots of cars being chased across Sydney. Latham was later elected Federal MP for Werriwa and led Labor to defeat at the Federal election, while Paul Lynch continued to work the local numbers and eventually defeated Anderson for pre-selection ahead of the election.
Unlike Paul Whelan, who Bob Carr and Sussex Street actively worked to save from a similar pre-selection challenge, Anderson was left to his fate, Carr confiding to his diaries his pleasure at the removal of his only serious leadership rival. Attia is a self employed tax accountant and mortgage broker. He has helped families arriving in Australia to settle in and is also a volunteer with the Tax Help Program in the community.
He has previously contested as the Christian Democrat candidate for Liverpool at the NSW state election, and more recently stood in the seat of Fowler in the Federal election, where he received 4.
Hadid was born in Lebanon and has lived in Liverpool for more than two decades. He is a real estate agent with a Diploma in Business Management. He has been on the Liverpool Council since He was the unsuccessful Liberal candidate for this seat at the election, though he did achieve a Lynch is a former trade union lawyer who served on Liverpool Council , including a year as Deputy-Mayor.
He contested pre-selection against Mark Latham following George Paciullo's retirement, only to see Head Office overrule the ballot and appoint Peter Anderson as candidate.
Lynch gained his revenge by continuing to do the local numbers and defeating Anderson for pre-selection before the election. Lynch was appointed to the Ministry after the election and served in several portfolios during the regular cabinet changes through the final four years of the Labor government.
She is a registered Occupational Therapist and currently works for headspace — the national youth mental foundation, to build awareness of and reduce stigma around mental health and well-being so that young people can access the help they need in the community. Charishma has worked with young people across many industries to build skills and capacities in the last 10 years. She brings to Council skills and experience in community engagement, advocacy, policy development, administration, volunteering, board membership as well as a passion and commitment to moving Liverpool forward.
Charishma believes the growth of Liverpool lies in the ability of our Councillors to be transparent, accountable and approachable. This is her first term on Liverpool Council and Charishma looks forward to working with the community to make Liverpool the best place to live and work. Councillor Rhodes has lived in and around Liverpool since and has been involved with Liverpool City Council in various ways since the s. She has served on the boards of numerous Liverpool community organisations and has run her own business since , including publishing a Liverpool community magazine.
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