Kernohan, Liz (1939–2004)
Kernohan, Liz (1939–2004)
Australian politician. Born Elizabeth Anne Kernohan, June 24, 1939, in Glebe, Australia; died Nov 2004; dau. of John and Betty Kernohan; University of Sydney, BSc, 1960, MSc in Agriculture, 1970, PhD, 1978; never married.
As an agricultural scientist, served as director of University of Sydney Farms; held public office for more than 30 years; elected alderman of Camden Municipal Council (1973), became deputy mayor (1974), and mayor (1980); served as mayor for 7 terms (1980–91); as a Liberal, won election to the State Parliament (1991), representing Camden, and served until 2003. Made a Member of the Order of Australia (2004).
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