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788:, argued that Macphee had simply lost the support of the Liberal members in his electorate. Macphee blamed his loss on his decision to oppose Howard's position on Asian immigration. This event further crippled an already divided party and contributed to Howard losing the leadership back to Peacock in May 1989.
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with 15 votes out of 70. Howard kept
Macphee in the Shadow Cabinet, although he became Shadow Minister for Communications rather than retain his more prestigious former portfolio. Macphee kept this position until April 1987 when Howard sacked him.
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Macphee, given his history with Howard, was critical of the Howard
Government, stating that he was "consistently outraged" by the Government's position on refugee policy. He also publicly supported the 2005 "backbench revolt" of
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for the leadership of the party. Macphee remained in Shadow
Cabinet, continuing as shadow Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations before he was given the job of shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs after the
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With the next election not due until 1990, Macphee briefly returned to Shadow
Cabinet under Peacock, again serving as shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs. He returned to the backbench until retiring prior to the
470:, attending Neutral Bay Public School and North Sydney Technical College. After leaving school he worked as a clerk in the state Public Solicitor's Office while studying law part-time. He eventually graduated
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and joined the territorial administration's Public
Solicitor's Office. In that capacity he represented Papua New Guinean trade unions in local wage-setting negotiations. He also wrote opinion pieces for
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but also many of his colleagues in the
Liberal Party, especially from those who had implemented multicultural policies under Fraser. In order to expose Liberal divisions on the issue,
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as a means to protect wages in spite of pressure from the more conservative elements within the party, and held this post until the Fraser
Government was defeated in March 1983.
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was met with criticism from some who felt its responsibilities overlapped with existing departments. He spoke favourably on the recommendations of the
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In 1985 Howard successfully challenged for the leadership. Macphee stood for the deputy leadership that Howard had vacated, finishing runner-up to
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branch from 1970 to 1971. After moving to
Victoria he served as chairman of the state party's manufacturing advisory committee from 1971 to 1973.
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663:. He played an important role in the opening of the Australian Institute of Multicultural Affairs and he worked with the Institute's director,
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Macphee later described his time as
Immigration Minister as the most "exciting... absolutely enriching" time during his period in parliament.
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or ethnic origin should never be a criterion for becoming an immigrant to
Australia. Macphee was one of the several Liberals who
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settlement. Macphee, with the full support of Fraser, continued the pace of reform, allowing large numbers of Indochinese
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policies would need to be reviewed to produce "an internationally competitive, export-oriented manufacturing industry".
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from the latter with a thesis on South-East Asian history and politics. He returned to Australia in 1968 and joined the
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Macphee remained in public life. He served on the board of CARE Australia and from 1994 he served as a director of the
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In 2017 speaking as a former immigration minister, Macphee criticised the powers held by current Immigration Minister
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659:, Macphee retained his seat, defeating Labor candidate Chris Kennedy. Macphee helped oversee the introduction of the
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584:. He was also appointed Minister Assisting the Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations and replaced
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scholarship, Macphee moved to the United States to undertake further studies for two years. He spent time at
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on local affairs and Australia's role in the lead-up to Papua New Guinea's independence in 1975.
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to support the motion and he received support from prominent Liberal Party politicians such as
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following a ministerial reshuffle in November 1976, assuming the new portfolio of
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Dutton's powers unchecked and unjust, former Liberal immigration minister says
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on 13 July 1938. His father was an electrical engineer who served with the
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for a period of five years. Macphee also worked with fellow former Liberal
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Macphee was also highly critical of the Howard Government's role in the
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Upon this defeat, the Liberal Party became badly divided between the
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as a "wet" versus "dry" battle, although some commentators, such as
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in Goldstein—the real contest in this safe Liberal seat—to academic
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should be slowed down. This position attracted criticism from the
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Liberal Party of Australia members of the Parliament of Australia
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1134:"Immigration policy: Suspension of Standing and Sessional Orders"
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Goldstein
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Balaclava
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as immigration minister and for being one of the most prominent
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714:. At this election, Macphee transferred to the newly created
435:. He was known for his contributions in developing Australian
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Menzies' Child, The Liberal Party of Australia 1944 - 1994
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during World War II and later worked at the steelworks in
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Board members of the Australian Broadcasting Corporation
964:"New immigration minister promises not to change policy"
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Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Women's Affairs
1000:"Mr Macphee talks about the task of his brand-new baby"
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On 26 January 1992, he was appointed an Officer of the
569:. He retained Balaclava for the Liberal Party at the
1101:"Summary of yesterday's scenes and what led to them"
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Australia Unsettled: The Legacy of 'Neoliberalism',
1016:Kelly P., "John Malcolm Fraser" in Grattan M. (ed)
879:In 2020, in response to a push from a local group,
718:, essentially a reconfigured version of Balaclava.
1748:Members of the Australian House of Representatives
1062:"First Biennial Meeting of AIMA – Opening Address"
772:Early in the following year, Macphee lost Liberal
842:(AO) for "service to the Australian parliament".
677:minister in May 1982 when Fraser promoted him to
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1064:. Making Multicultural Australia. Archived from
1034:. Making Multicultural Australia. Archived from
667:, in overseeing government policy in this area.
729:In 1988 Howard commented that immigration from
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831:in a Constitutional Commission set up by the
1214:"Lib urges rethink on Coalition credibility"
518:as an assistant director. He later moved to
1335:Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs
1032:"Liberals Misunderstand Australian Society"
622:Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs
466:Macphee was raised in the Sydney suburb of
301:1 December 1984 – 19 February 1990
123:Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs
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550:. He was president of the Liberal Party's
189:8 November 1976 – 8 December 1979
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1362:Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs
1246:Howard's folly: alienating the neighbours
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679:Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs
628:report, which led to a new framework for
425:Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs
69:Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs
1123:, Allen & Urwin, Sydney, 1994 p. 290
946:"Ian Macphee: leader of the wet brigade"
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516:New South Wales Chamber of Manufactures
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1020:, New Holland, Sydney, 2000 p. 369-70.
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780:. This challenge was portrayed in the
612:After three years in the productivity
534:Macphee unsuccessfully sought Liberal
251:18 May 1974 – 1 December 1984
1778:Australian people of Scottish descent
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135:8 December 1979 – 7 May 1982
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478:. Macphee subsequently moved to the
431:from 1974 to 1990, representing the
427:(1982–1983). He was a member of the
1783:20th-century Australian politicians
1743:Members of the Cabinet of Australia
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944:Dunstan, Keith (16 February 1986).
910:"Macphee, the Hon. Ian Malcolm, AO"
818:Australian Broadcasting Corporation
81:7 May 1982 – 11 March 1983
13:
1763:Officers of the Order of Australia
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1060:MacPhee, Ian (30 November 1981).
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524:Victorian Chamber of Manufactures
480:Territory of Papua and New Guinea
1212:Shaw, Meaghan (28 August 2004).
1146:. 25 August 1988. Archived from
812:with Macphee at an event in 2021
808:Goldstein Independent candidate
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538:for the New South Wales seat of
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1234:Liberalism Gets a Hearing Again
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681:. Macphee defended the role of
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1236:, The Australian, 20 June 2005
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421:Immigration and Ethnic Affairs
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829:Victorian Legislative Council
661:Special Broadcasting Service
576:Macphee was elevated to the
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1090:Pearson, Sydney, 2005 p. 72
968:The Australian Jewish Times
876:as "unchecked and unjust."
530:Early political involvement
522:and became director of the
21:Ian McPhee (disambiguation)
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1768:Politicians from Melbourne
1018:Australian Prime Ministers
594:Department of Productivity
443:within the Liberal Party.
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1168:Henderson (1994), p. 298
461:Whyalla, South Australia
429:House of Representatives
1773:Politicians from Sydney
1380:Parliament of Australia
1260:The Guardian 4 May 2017
1192:Government of Australia
1144:Parliament of Australia
492:Pacific Islands Monthly
914:Parliamentary Handbook
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768:Preselection challenge
683:compulsory arbitration
578:second Fraser ministry
1248:The Age, 6 March 2003
1030:MacPhee, Ian (1993).
867:2003 invasion of Iraq
807:
716:Division of Goldstein
644:Immigration Minister
571:1974 federal election
457:Royal Australian Navy
283:Australian Parliament
233:Australian Parliament
16:Australian politician
1188:"It's an Honour: AO"
608:Immigration minister
508:University of Hawaii
476:University of Sydney
451:Macphee was born in
386:University of Hawaii
382:University of Sydney
19:For other uses, see
1405:Division abolished
1109:. 6 September 1985.
1006:. 12 November 1976.
881:Voices of Goldstein
616:, Macphee replaced
406:Ian Malcolm Macphee
1296:Political offices
1106:The Canberra Times
1004:The Canberra Times
986:The Canberra Times
950:The Canberra Times
840:Order of Australia
835:Labor Government.
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744:moved a motion in
600:and said existing
441:"small-l" liberals
54:Macphee endorsing
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1574:Talbot Duckmanton
1529:Janet Albrechtsen
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1426:Succeeded by
1412:Division created
1369:Succeeded by
1342:Succeeded by
1328:Michael MacKellar
1315:Succeeded by
1068:on 25 August 2006
1038:on 23 August 2006
970:. 3 January 1980.
860:Russell Broadbent
827:in reforming the
754:crossed the floor
673:Macphee became a
640:support from the
618:Michael MacKellar
598:Jackson Committee
498:After winning an
423:(1979–1982), and
413:Fraser government
403:
402:
158:Michael MacKellar
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1689:Julianne Schultz
1594:Michelle Guthrie
1579:Kirstin Ferguson
1569:Quentin Dempster
1513:Georgie Somerset
1501:Louise McElvogue
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