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Fiona Phillips

Australian Labor Party · House of Representatives · Gilmore (NSW) · incumbent

Fiona Evon Phillips was born on 18 February 1970 in Nowra, New South Wales, and grew up on dairy farms in Terara and Worrigee, from a family with six generations of local dairy farmers dating back to 1856. She attended Terara Public School and Nowra High School, then earned a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Newcastle and a Master of Business from the University of New South Wales. [source]

Senior industrial relations officer at Westpac 1991-95, human resources officer at the City of Shoalhaven, TAFE NSW lecturer 2002-2017, University of Wollongong commerce tutor 2002-2015, and business operations manager in the Navy Aviation Systems Program Office at HMAS Albatross 2007-2009. [source]

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Faith & religion verified

In a parliamentary speech on the Religious Discrimination Bill, Phillips stated she was raised as a Christian and that she has had ministers and missionaries in her family going back many generations.

Economic nationalism verified

Fiona Phillips criticised the federal Manufacturing Modernisation Fund for allocating only $100,000 to one company in her South Coast electorate, calling it "disgraceful" and "a drop in the ocean," and argued "the government needs to be providing more stimulus funds for the South Coast" to support local manufacturers.

Record last updated 2026-08-13.