When was Julia Gillard born?

Julia Gillard was born on 1961-09-29.

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Julia Gillard

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Born — Life — 1961-09-29
Julia Gillard was born on 1961-09-29.
Became a citizen of Australia — Identity — 1974-01-01
country in Oceania
Worked for Slater and Gordon — Career — 1987-01-01
Australian law firm
Worked for Slater and Gordon — Career — 1996-05-01
Australian law firm
Became a citizen of United Kingdom — Identity — 1998-01-01
island country in north-west Europe
Began serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 1998-10-03
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Began serving as Manager of Opposition Business in the House — Career — 2003-12-08
Opposition post in the Parliament of Australia
Began a relationship with Tim Mathieson — Family — 2006-03-01
Australian hairdresser and partner of Prime Minister Julia Gillard
Stopped serving as Manager of Opposition Business in the House — Career — 2006-12-10
Opposition post in the Parliament of Australia
Began serving as Deputy Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 2007-12-03
second officer of Australian government
Began serving as Minister for Social Inclusion — Career — 2007-12-03
Australian government position between 2007 and 2013
Began serving as Minister for Education — Career — 2007-12-03
position in the Australian Government
Began serving as Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations — Career — 2007-12-03
Australian cabinet position
Stopped serving as Deputy Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 2010-06-24
second officer of Australian government
Began serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 2010-06-24
Head of Government of Australia
Chaired Australian Labor Party — Career — 2010-06-24
federal political party in Australia
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 2010-06-24
country in Oceania
Stopped serving as Minister for Social Inclusion — Career — 2010-06-28
Australian government position between 2007 and 2013
Stopped serving as Minister for Education — Career — 2010-06-28
position in the Australian Government
Stopped serving as Minister for Employment and Workplace Relations — Career — 2010-06-28
Australian cabinet position
Began serving as Commonwealth Chair-in-Office — Career — 2011-10-28
Leadership position in the Commonwealth of Nations
Chaired Australian Labor Party — Career — 2013-06-26
federal political party in Australia
Stopped serving as Prime Minister of Australia — Career — 2013-06-27
Head of Government of Australia
Led the government of Australia — Politics — 2013-06-27
country in Oceania
Stopped serving as Commonwealth Chair-in-Office — Career — 2013-06-27
Leadership position in the Commonwealth of Nations
Stopped serving as member of the Australian House of Representatives — Career — 2013-08-05
elected representative in the Australian federal lower house of parliament
Received honorary doctorate of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel — Recognition — 2015
honorary doctorate conferred by the VUB
Received Companion of the Order of Australia — Recognition — 2017-01-26
second highest award in the Order of Australia (1975–)
Received BBC 100 Women — Recognition — 2018
international award given by the BBC
Received honorary doctorate — Recognition — 2018-10-18
honorary academic degree
Received Grand Cordon of the Order of the Rising Sun — Recognition — 2021
Japanese order
Relationship with Tim Mathieson ended — Family — 2021-01-01
Australian hairdresser and partner of Prime Minister Julia Gillard
Received Honorary Fellow of the Learned Society of Wales — Recognition — 2025
fellowship