Background
Jones was born in Hobart, Tasmania to a mother of Italian descent and from a Catholic family.
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Giulia Jones
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Jones studied political science and history and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Tasmania.
Career
Jones is currently Shadow Minister for Women, Multicultural Affairs, and Mental Health. She ran a small business, worked in the public service, and as a political staffer for Sophie Mirabella and Tony Abbott. Jones is a mother of five children.
Prior to her election to the ACT Legislative Assembly, she had sought election on three occasions: pre-selection for a Tasmanian Senate seat in 2007.
Was a Liberal candidate for a Molonglo at the 2008 election. And at the 2010 federal election for the federal seat of Canberra.
Giulia was elected to the Legislative Assembly in 2012 representing the electorate of Molonglo. She is the Shadow Minister for Women, Mental Health and Multicultural Affairs.
A keen advocate for women and family, Giulia has worked in fields as diverse as the Australian Army Reserves, Federal Government departments, women's advocacy, the union movement and as a political adviser.
Giulia sits on the Education Training and Youth Affairs (ETYA) Committee, Justice and Community Safety (JACS) Committee and the Scrutiny of Bills Committee, in the ACT Legislative Assembly. Giulia is passionate about strengthening families both financially and socially, she is also committed to developing opportunities for women to succeed.
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Political Party
Liberal party