Lyn Breuer

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Lynette Ruth "Lyn" Breuer (born 28 March 1951), Australian politician, represents the electoral district of Giles in the South Australian House of Assembly for the Australian Labor Party. Breuer became the first woman to be appointed Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly following the 2010 election.

Before entering Parliament at the 1997 election, Breuer was a lecturer in Women’s Studies and Vocational Education at the Spencer Institute of TAFE. She was Junior Vice President of the Australian Labor Party.

Breuer is the only Labor member of the House of Assembly who represents a state electorate in country South Australia.

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Parliament Profile

v t e Current Members of the South Australian House of Assembly

Labor (26)	Michael Atkinson Frances Bedford Zoe Bettison Leon Bignell Lyn Breuer Paul Caica Susan Close Patrick Conlon Chloë Fox Robyn Geraghty John Hill Tom Kenyon Steph Key Tom Koutsantonis Michael O'Brien Lee Odenwalder Tony Piccolo Grace Portolesi Jennifer Rankine John Rau Alan Sibbons Jack Snelling Gay Thompson Leesa Vlahos Jay Weatherill Michael Wright

Liberal (18)	Vickie Chapman Iain Evans John Gardner Mark Goldsworthy Steven Griffiths Martin Hamilton-Smith Duncan McFetridge Steven Marshall Adrian Pederick Michael Pengilly David Pisoni Isobel Redmond Rachel Sanderson Peter Treloar Dan van Holst Pellekaan Ivan Venning Tim Whetstone Mitch Williams

Independents (3)	Geoff Brock Don Pegler Bob Such

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Name	Breuer, Lyn
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Short description	Australian politician
Date of birth	1952
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