Q:What type of details about bob chynoweth can be gathered from the following bio? Bio: robert leslie '' bob '' chynoweth -lrb- born 7 june 1941 -rrb- is an australian politician . he was an australian labor party member of the australian house of representatives from 1983 to 1990 and again from 1993 to 1996 . chynoweth was born in richmond , an inner suburb of melbourne to a family of cornish descent . chynoweth first entered federal parliament at the federal election of march 1983 , as part of a landslide labor win under the leadership of bob hawke . he was the labor candidate for the seat of flinders , based on the outer south eastern fringe of melbourne . he defeated incumbent liberal member peter reith . only months earlier labor had failed to win flinders , with a different candidate , at a by-election held in december 1982 . following a redistribution of electoral boundaries in 1984 , chynoweth opted to contest the seat of dunkley . dunkley was one of a number of new seats created as a consequence of the enlargement of parliament . the seat took in much of the urban area previously covered by flinders , and was considered a safer bet for a labor candidate than the redistributed flinders . -lrb- dunkley was created with a notional two-party margin of labor 53.2 % to liberal 46.8 % . flinders had a notional post-redistribution two-party margin of labor 50.7 % to liberal 49.3 % . -rrb- chynoweth won the seat of dunkley at the 1984 federal election and was re-elected in 1987 . chynoweth was defeated at the 1990 federal election as one of a number of labor losses in victoria at that election . however , he was to make a comeback to politics by winning back the seat of dunkley at the 1993 federal election . he defeated liberal mp frank ford , who had defeated him three years earlier . a redistribution that took place ahead of the 1996 federal election transformed dunkley from a marginal labor seat into a seat with a notional liberal majority . chynoweth re-contested the redistributed dunkley but lost to liberal candidate bruce billson .
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