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Rae M Taylor, AO Chairperson. Age 58; member of the resources committee. Qualifications BEc(Hons) Experience Appointed Board Chairman January 1994; previously managing director, Australia Post; secretary to the Department of Aviation; secretary to the Department of Employment and Youth Affairs and secretary to the Department of Transport and Construction; part -time commissioner of the Australian Shipping Commission.
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