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Place of Birth: Terang, Victoria, Australia
About Bev McArthur
- Beverley McArthur (née Murch; born 10 September 1949) is an Australian politician.
- She has been a Liberal Party member of the Victorian Legislative Council since 2018, representing Western Victoria Region.McArthur was born in Terang and raised on a rural property near Tylden, attending Tylden Primary School and Clyde School at Mount Macedon.
- She moved to London for five years after finishing high school, before returning to Australia and completing a social science degree at the Bendigo College of Advanced Education.
- She was a staffer for federal MP Stewart McArthur following his 1983 election, and married McArthur in 1985.
- They later operated a beef farm near Camperdown for many years.She joined the Liberal Party in her early twenties.
- She was the Bendigo federal electorate chairperson and was elected to the party's state administrative committee c.
- 1982.
- She unsuccessfully stood for the state presidency in 1992 after Michael Kroger's resignation, but was defeated by Ted Baillieu.
- She later served as a long-time country female state vice-president of the Liberal Party.
- She won Liberal preselection for the 2018 state election as a late replacement for Simon Ramsay, who abruptly retired due to drink-driving charges.
- She had previously been touted as a likely preselection candidate for the Australian Senate in 2019.
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