Adam Paul Bandt Ethnicity, Race, Political Career, and Nationality

BIOGRAPHY

Adam Paulus Bandt is a Deputy leader of the Australia Green Party and also a politician. Born in Adelaide South Australia in 1972. He began his education in high school and university in Perth, Western Australia. Before starting his career in politics, he worked at Parkville as an industrial, employment relationship and public interest lawyer and relation at Slater and Gordon.

In 2007, Bandt began his political career for a DPR seat from an Australian Green Party member but failed. then in 2010, the bandt was elected from the federal election to the Melbourne Division for the House of Representatives after Michael Organ.

Now Bandt is completing his Ph.D. in law and politics at Monash University. He served as a Member of the Labor Party in the period 1987 to 1989, became a student and member activist for Left Alliance at Murdoch University and president of student unions and active campaigners for higher living benefits for students and free education.

In addition, Bandt is also a former staff worker at Claudia Perkins. Bandt has also written about the relationship between anti-terror laws and labor law as well as the work problems faced by outworkers in the textile industry.

EDUCATION

His Ph.D. is in Law and Politics at Monash University

CAREER

Student and Member Activist Left Alliance, Murdoch University
Deputy Leader of the Green Party of Australia
Member of Parliament of Melbourne division

PROFILE

Full Name: Adam Paul Bandt
Profession: Politician
Place of Birth: Adelaide, South Australia
Date of Birth: Saturday, March 11, 1972
Zodiac: Pisces
Nationality: Australia