Michael Forshaw

Australian lawyer and politician

Michael Forshaw - Leaders & Politicians born January 11th, 1952
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Served as a member of the Australian Parliament. Represented the Division of Macarthur from 1990 to 1996, and held the position of Parliamentary Secretary for Defence in 1994. Also practiced law prior to entering politics, contributing to legal discussions and reforms. Engaged in various community and legal initiatives throughout his career.

Served in the Australian Parliament from 1990 to 1996

Held the role of Parliamentary Secretary for Defence

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