Marsha Thomson
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Marsha Thomson, born 21 December 1955, Melbourne, Victoria, is an Australian politician, is a member of the Victorian Legislative Council for the division of Footscray.
Thomson was an economic research officer, ministerial adviser, Implementation Manager with V/Line and Executive Officer of Youth Policy Development Council before being elected to the Legislative Council for Melbourne North Province in September 1999. She was Minister for Consumer Affairs 1999-2002 and Minister for Small Business 1999-2005. She has been Minister for Information and Communication Technology since February 2002 and Minister for Consumer Affairs since January 2005.
Due to the Upper House reforms, her former electorate of Melbourne North Province was abolished. As a result of Bruce Mildenhall's retirement from politics, Thomson was inherited Mildenhall's electorate of Footscray for the 2006 State Election. She is currently Parliamentary Secretary to the Premier and Parliamentary Secretary for the Arts.
Thomson was married to Federal Labor MP Kelvin Thomson and they have two children. They separated in 2003.
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