Simpson, Fiona (1965–)
Simpson, Fiona (1965–)
Australian politician. Name variations: Fiona Stuart Simpson. Born April 18, 1965, in Sea Lake, Victoria, Australia.
As a member of the National Party, elected to the Queensland Parliament for Maroochydore (1992); named shadow minister for Tourism (2001).
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