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Kerala-born Charls picked minister in Oz

Kerala-born Jinson Charls, who defeated a sitting Labour minister in Australia’s Northern Territory election, will become the minister for disability, arts, veterans and multicultural affairs in the regional government, according to a media report on Monday. Charls was among the...

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Melbourne, Updated At : 10:44 AM Sep 10, 2024 IST

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Kerala-born Jinson Charls, who defeated a sitting Labour minister in Australia’s Northern Territory election, will become the minister for disability, arts, veterans and multicultural affairs in the regional government, according to a media report on Monday.

Charls was among the two India-born politicians elected to the regional assembly last month. Their Country Liberal Party secured a landslide victory in elections on August 24. Charls worked as a registered nurse and in health leadership roles.

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