Jim Plowman

Sidney James Plowman (13 ga Disamba 1934 - 3 ga Mayu 2007) ɗan siyasa ne na Australiya. Dan jam'iyyar Liberal na Majalisar Dokokin Victoria, Plowman ya kasance Kakakin Majalisar sau biyu, daga 1979 zuwa 1982 da kuma daga 1996 zuwa 1999.

 Rayuwar farko 
An haifi Plowman a Melbourne ga Dr Sidney Plowman na Frankston da matarsa Marjorie.  Ya yi karatu a Makarantar Grammar Geelong, bayan haka ya zama babban mai horaswa a wani kamfanin injiniyan farar hula da ke Melbourne. Bayan hidimarsa ta ƙasa, ya koma Papua New Guinea, inda ya yi aiki a gonar kofi da kuma kamfanin niƙa katako. Ya yi aiki a Papua New Guinea Volunteer Rifles, wani bataliyar Sojojin Jama'a ta Australiya, daga 1957 zuwa 1959. 

Bayan dawowarsa Ostiraliya, ya yi aiki a matsayin mai kula da kadarorin "Nareen" a Yammacin Victoria, mallakar Firayim Minista Malcolm Fraser na gaba a lokacin. Ya kula da kadarorin iyalinsa a Benalla, kafin ya koma Glenburn a shekarar 1964. 

 Aikin siyasa 
A shekarar 1959, Plowman ya shiga reshen Benalla na Jam'iyyar Liberal. Ya shiga siyasa a matsayin kansila a Majalisar Yea Shire a shekarar 1970, sannan ya auri Prudence Manifold a wannan shekarar. Shekaru uku bayan haka, an zabe shi a majalisar jiha a matsayin memba na Majalisar Dokoki ta Evelyn . A shekarar 1979, an zabe shi Kakakin Majalisar, yana da shekaru 44, shi ne Kakakin Majalisa mafi karancin shekaru har zuwa wannan lokacin. Plowman ya rasa kujerarsa a zaben jiha na 1982, kuma ya koma noma na wani lokaci har sai da ya sake samun Evelyn a shekarar 1985. 

Lokacin da 'yan Liberal suka lashe gwamnati a ƙarƙashin jagorancin Jeff Kennett a shekarar 1992, Plowman ya zama Ministan Makamashi da Ma'adanai (wani ma'aikacin da ya riƙe a majalisar ministocin Kennett) da kuma Ministan Taimaka wa Ma'ajin Kuɗi kan Kamfanonin Jiha. Ya rasa ma'aikatar a wani sauye-sauye da aka yi masa a shekarar 1996, amma aka zaɓe shi a matsayin Kakakin Majalisa a karo na biyu a watan Mayun 1996, kuma ya yi aiki a matsayinsa har zuwa lokacin da ya yi ritaya a shekarar 1999.[1]

 Manazarta 
"Family Notices". The Argus. Melbourne. 14 December 1934. p. 1. Retrieved 29 October 2012 – via National Library of Australia
Rukuni:Matattun 2007
Rukuni:Haifaffun 1934