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Former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and former leader of the National Party of Australia.
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ENG: Mark Anthony James Vaile (born 18 April 1956), Australian politician, is a former Deputy Prime Minister of Australia and former leader of the National Party of Australia. Vaile was born in Sydney, New South Wales, and worked as a farm machinery retailer and stock and station and real estate agent before entering politics. He was a member of the Greater Taree City Council 1985-93, including three years as Deputy Mayor. He is married with three daughters and lives on a 40 ha (approx 99 acres) rural property outside Taree, New South Wales. Vaile was a member of the Australian House of Representatives between March 1993 and July 2008, representing the Division of Lyne, New South Wales. He was Assistant National Party Whip 1994-96 and National Party Whip 1996-97. In 1997 he was appointed ...
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Brendan Nelson cuts Mark Vaile loose


BRENDAN Nelson has dumped his plea for voters to "go easy" on moonlighting Mark Vaile to condemn his decision to work in Dubai as a consultant.Mr Vaile, the former deputy prime minister and Nationals MP, has been moonlighting in the Middle East to boost his $127,000 parliamentary salary."As far as I'm concerned his first priority and our first priority is to service our constituents,'' Dr Nelson told Sky News."In Mark's case it's the people of Lyne and I think he needs to be in Australia and be available to his constituents.''Dr Nelson said he would not have approved the trip if he had been ...