Honorable Minister for Health and Medical Research, Brad Hazzard is an Australian politician since January 2017 in the Berejiklian government. Serving as a politician, Brad was also the Minister for Planning and Infrastructure and the Assistant Minister of Premier of New South Wales.
As an honorable politician, he is also a respected member of the Legislative Assembly. Representing the Wakehurst in the New South Wales Parliament since 1991. In his political career, he had done many things for the sake of the people.
| Name | Brad Hazzard |
| Birthday | August 30, 1951 |
| Age | 69 |
| Gender | Male |
| Height | – |
| Nationality | Australian |
| Profession | Politician |
| Children | 2 |
| Education | Manly Boys High school, University of Sydney |
| @BradHazzard |
And also to inspect the excellent new 12 pod Intensive Care Unit which the ICU Director Dr Kliman & Nursing Unit Manager Jay Halkorhee confirmed is fantastic. Latest “wet” & “dry” technology operates from ceiling to keep floor clear & every patient has access to natural light. https://t.co/w2S2YTsvJH
— Brad Hazzard (@BradHazzard) December 12, 2020
10 Facts On Brad Hazzard
- Brad Hazzard was born on 1951, 30 August, in Sydney, Australia. His age is 69. Hold his nationality as an Australian citizen.
- Brad completed his high school from the Manly Boys High school and achieved his Bachelor’s degree in Arts at Macquarie University.
- Talking more about his education, Brads got his Diploma of Education, Bachelor’s degree in Law, and Master’s degree in Law at the University of Sydney.
- Moving towards his family life, Brad has two adult sons. They both finished their studies at the Northern Beaches. Because of his political profile, there is no more information about his wife and children.
- Besides, Brad started his political career in 1993 by joining the Liberal Party and pre-selected as a candidate.
- He got elected by the Opposition frontbench in 1995. Promoting him the Shadow Minister for corrective and Emergency Servicer from 1995 to 1996.
- Brad became the political Minister for Australia in Medical research and health in 2020.
- As per The Guardian, Brad supported removing the legal ban on abortion in August 2019. The bill got passed on 26 September 2019.
- He also supports plans to ban the controversial action of conversion therapy at a national level. But, the bill hasn’t yet passed.
- Minister Brad is socially active on Twitter with 12.8k followers. He regularly tweets news and articles.