Stuart Robert

Stuart Robert

Stuart Robert is the Federal MP for the electorate of Fadden on the Northern Gold Coast and is the Shadow Minister for Defence Science, Technology and Personnel.

Stuart is an ADFA and Duntroon graduate and served as an Army officer for 12 years including operational service overseas. Just prior to entering politics Stuart was the joint founder and CEO of a medium sized IT firm acknowledged by BRW as one of the fastest growing businesses in Australia.

Stuart was elected at the 2007 Federal Election as a Liberal Candidate. Stuart and his wife Chantelle have three boys and have lived on the Gold Coast for over 10 years.

Stuart holds an MBA, a Masters of Information Technology and a Bachelor of Arts (Hons).

Articles by Stuart Robert

We need to listen to those on the ground in Afghanistan

We need to listen to those on the ground in Afghanistan

29 Sep 10 The ongoing criticism of the Australian Defence Force’s deployed resources in Afghanistan, firstly by the 6 RAR Digger’s email and…... Read more

More Australian leadership is needed in Afghanistan

More Australian leadership is needed in Afghanistan

02 Jun 10 On returning last month from 10 days in the Middle East Area of Operations (MEAO) that included five days in…... Read more

No reward from the new Government’s new Award

No reward from the new Government’s new Award

25 Feb 10 During the 2007 election campaign, voters were led to believe via a massive scare campaign that Labor would provide wage…... Read more

The Finks. They’re not Rotary

The Finks. They’re not Rotary

24 Nov 09 Every now and then the legal profession loses the plot in their bid to muster an adequate defence for those…... Read more

Is ideology threatening a crucial service in schools?

Is ideology threatening a crucial service in schools?

06 Nov 09 I love going to schools, especially primary schools where children are eager to talk of their hopes and dreams for…... Read more

Refugees are dying while they wait in the queue

Refugees are dying while they wait in the queue

28 Oct 09 I missed the last week of Parliament during the ongoing debate concerning boat people. I was in Uganda at a…... Read more

Rudd the regulator seeking reform for reform’s sake

09 Oct 09 Before the election, in the May 2007 budget in reply speech, Rudd the Regulator stated “I have already announced our…... Read more

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From: Punch on: Open thread 09/02/2012

marley says:

I'm one of the older ones, so I've certainly seen a few changes in my time. When I started school I learned to write with a nib pen, dipped in an inkwell (no, I'm not kidding). My mother became a dab hand at getting inkstains out of my clothes. Flicking ink at one another in the classroom was an essential… [read more]

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