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Bruce Hawker is an Australian political strategist and commentator. He is the founder and principal of Bruce Hawker & Associates, a political consultancy firm. He has worked on numerous campaigns in Australia and abroad, including the successful re-election of former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in 2007. Hawker was born in Brisbane, Australia, on 18 August 1955. He attended the University of Queensland, where he studied political science and economics. After graduating, he worked as a political advisor to the Queensland Premier, Wayne Goss, and later as a senior advisor to the Prime Minister, Paul Keating. Hawker has been involved in numerous campaigns in Australia and abroad, including the successful re-election of former Prime Minister Kevin Rudd in 2007. He has also worked on campaigns for the Australian Labor Party, the Liberal Party of Australia, and the Australian Greens. Hawker is a regular political commentator on television and radio, and has written for various publications, including The Australian, The Sydney Morning Herald, and The Age. He is also a regular contributor to the ABC's Q&A program. Hawker is married to journalist and author, Anne Summers. They have two children.

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Occupation Political pundit, political writer, political consultant, political advisor
Age 69 years old
Zodiac Sign Leo
Born 18 August, 1955
Birthday 18 August
Birthplace Edinburgh, Scotland, United Kingdom
Nationality Australia

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2013

In June 2013, Hawker was appointed Prime Minister Rudd's political adviser, a position he held until the Government's defeat in the 2013 federal election in September 2013. Following the election, Melbourne University Publishing published his campaign diaries, The Rudd Rebellion: The Campaign to Save Labor. News Corp Australia hired political editor Col Allan from New York specifically for election-related coverage. A review of the press coverage commissioned by the Labor Party found that The Daily Telegraph published negative press at double the rate of competitor Fairfax. Against the odds, the Labor campaign directed by Hawker resulted in Labor retention of 55 seats when 30 seats was the predicted outcome. The campaign ensured that Labor avoided political annihilation and saw every cabinet minister returned to parliament.

2011

Along with David Britton, he was the Chairman and founding member of Hawker Britton until his resignation in January 2011. Hawker was the Chief of Staff to New South Wales Premier Bob Carr, a position he held for nine years before resigning to establish Hawker Britton in April 1997. Hawker has played a key role as a strategist on a series of election campaigns for Kevin Rudd; Premier Carr; South Australian Premier Mike Rann and Queensland Premiers Peter Beattie and Anna Bligh. In 2013, he was appointed Prime Minister Rudd's political director. He is the author of The Rudd Rebellion: The Campaign to Save Labor, published in November 2013 by Melbourne University Press.

2010

Following the 2010 federal election, a hung parliament resulted. Hawker led the negotiations with independents Bob Katter, Tony Windsor and Rob Oakeshott which secured the incumbent Labor government led by Julia Gillard a second term.

1997

In 1997, Hawker and David Britton resigned from their positions as Chief of Staff and Chief of Communications, respectively, to start Hawker Britton. When asked to comment about Hawker's resignation, Bob Carr joked, "After all, nine years is a long time to spend in a political office." In 1999, Hawker Britton outgrew its office in The Rocks, relocating to a heritage post office building in Millers Point. It now has at least six Australian offices; an office in Wellington; another in New Zealand; and three international offices in Washington, D.C., London and Shanghai.

1955

Bruce Hawker (born 18 August 1955) is an Australian political strategist, commentator and chairman of Campaigns & Communications Group, which he founded in January 2011.

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