The Hon. Katrina Ann HODGKINSON, MP

Member of the Legislative Assembly
Member for Burrinjuck
Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business
Member of the The Nationals

Contact Details

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Parliamentary Activity

Current Positions

Position	Start	Notes
Member of the NSW Legislative Assembly	27 Mar 1999
Member for Burrinjuck	27 Mar 1999
Minister for Primary Industries	3 Apr 2011
Minister for Small Business	3 Apr 2011

Prior Positions

Position	Start	End	Period	Notes
Shadow Minister for Natural Resource Management	28 Dec 2008	28 Mar 2011	2yrs 3mths 1day
Shadow Minister for Families	2 May 2007	28 Dec 2008	1yr 7mths 27days
Shadow Minister for Child Safety	2 May 2007	28 Dec 2008	1yr 7mths 27days
Shadow Minister for Community Services	11 Apr 2007	28 Dec 2008	1yr 8mths 18days
Shadow Minister for Tourism	13 Apr 2005	11 Apr 2007	1yr 11mths 30days
Shadow Minister for Major Events	20 Mar 2006	11 Apr 2007	1yr 23days
Shadow Minister for Rural Affairs	13 Apr 2005	20 Mar 2006	11mths 8days
Shadow Minister for Small Business	1 Apr 2003	13 Apr 2005	2yrs 13days
Shadow Minister for Fair Trading	1 Apr 2003	13 Apr 2005	2yrs 13days
Member, Standing Committee on Broadband in Rural and Regional Communities	28 Jun 2007	18 Oct 2007	3mths 21days
Member, Public Accounts Committee	3 Jun 1999	28 Feb 2003	3yrs 8mths 26days

Parliamentary Record

Ms Hodgkinson's speeches in Hansard

About the Burrinjuck Electorate

Rural. Located within Southern Tablelands and Central Murrumbidgee Statistical Agricultural Areas.

Principal centres: Adjungbilly, Aurville, Bango, Bannister, Bellmount Forest, Bendick Murrell, Berremangra, Berthong, Bethungra, Bevendale, Biala, Bigga, Billimari, Bimbi, Binalong, Binda, Blakney Creek, Bland, Blanket Flat, Boambolo, Bookham, Boorowa, Bowning, Brawlin, Breadalbane, Bribbaree, Broadway, Bulla Creek, Bumbaldry, Burra Creek, Burrangong, Burrinjuck, Canowindra, Caragabal, Cavan, Collector, Coolac, Coolalie, Cootamundra, Cottawalla, Cowra, Crooked Corner, Crookwell, Crowther, Cullerin, Cullinga, Cunningar, Currawong, Dalton, Darbalara, Darbys Falls, Demondrille, Dirnaseer, Edwardstown, Eurongilly, Frogmore, Fullerton, Galong, Garland, Gearys Gap, Glenelg, Glenerin, Gobarralong, Gocup, Godfreys Creek, Golspie, Good Hope, Gooloogong, Goondah, Grabben Gullen, Graham, Greenethorpe, Grenfell, Gundagai, Gundaroo, Gunning, Gurrundah, Hadley, Harden, Hovells Creek, Illabo, Jackalass, Jeir, Jerrara, Jerrawa, Jones Creek, Jugiong, Junee Reefs, Kangiara, Kialla, Kikiamah, Kingsvale, Koorawatha, Lade Vale, Laggan, Lake George, Laverstock, Lerida, Limerick, Lost River, Lyndhurst, Maimuru, Mandurama, Manton, Marchmont, Marsden, Memagong, Merrill, Milvale, Monteagle, Morangarell, Mount Adrah, Mount Collins, Mullion, Mundarlo, Murringo, Murrumbateman, Murrumburrah, Muttama, Nangus, Nanima, Narrangullen, Narrawa, Neville, North Yass, Nubba, Oolong, Peelwood, Pejar, Piney Range, Pinnacle, Pitstone, Prunevale, Pudman Creek, Pullabooka, Quandialla, Redbridge, Redground, Reids Flat, Reno, Richlands, Roseberg, Roslyn, Rugby, Rye Park, South Gundagai, Spring Range, Stockinbingal, Sutton, Taralga, Tarrabandra, Taylors Flat, Thuddungra, Tubbul, Tuena, Tumblong, Tumorrama, Uriarra, Wagragobilly, Wallaroo, Wallendbeen, Wambidgee, Warraderry, Wattamondara, Wayo, Wee Jasper, Weedallion, Wheeo, Wirrimah, Wirrinya, Wollogorang, Wombat, Woodhouselee, Woodstock, Woolgarlo, Wyangala, Yalbraith, Yannawah, Yass, Yass River, Young.

Area: 28,251 sq km.

Population: 65,190. Enrolment: 48,854.

For more detailed information see - http://www.elections.nsw.gov.au/state_government_elections/electoral_districts/all_districts_/burrinjuck

Biography

Personal - Married with two children. Lives at Yass, New South Wales.

Keywords: Minister for Primary Industries, and Minister for Small Business
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