David Hurley

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Australian Army officer Australian politician governor-general of Australia human

David Hurley is an Australian former senior Army officer who served as Chief of the Defence Force and later as Governor of New South Wales before becoming the 27th Governor-General of Australia.

Statements (50)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Australian Army officer → Australian politician → governor-general of Australia → human →
appointedAs	27th Governor-General of Australia →
awardReceived	Companion of the Order of Australia → Distinguished Service Cross (Australia) → Officer of the Order of Australia →
conflictParticipatedIn	East Timor crisis → Somali Civil War →
countryOfCitizenship	Australia →
dateOfBirth	1953-08-26 →
educatedAt	Royal Military College, Duntroon → University of New South Wales →
familyName	Hurley →
fieldOfStudy	military studies →
givenName	David →
militaryBranch	Australian Army →
militaryRank	General →
monarchDuringTerm	Charles III → Elizabeth II →
name	David Hurley →
notableFor	serving as 27th Governor-General of Australia → serving as Chief of the Defence Force of Australia →
numberOfChildren	3 →
officeEndTime (Chief of the Defence Force)	2014-06-30 →
officeEndTime (Governor of New South Wales)	2019-05-01 →
officeHeld	Governor-General of Australia since 2019 →
officeStartTime	2019-07-01 →
officeStartTime (Chief of the Defence Force)	2011-07-04 →
officeStartTime (Governor of New South Wales)	2014-10-02 →
placeOfBirth	Australia → New South Wales → Wollongong →
positionHeld	Chief of Joint Operations → Chief of the Defence Force → Governor of New South Wales → Governor-General of Australia → Vice Chief of the Defence Force →
predecessorAsChiefOfTheDefenceForce	Angus Houston →
predecessorAsGovernorGeneral	Peter Cosgrove →
predecessorAsGovernorOfNewSouthWales	Marie Bashir →
religion	Christianity →
residence	Admiralty House, Sydney → Government House, Canberra →
serviceNumber	Australian Army officer service (exact number not provided) →
spouse	Linda Hurley →
stateRepresentedAsGovernor	New South Wales →
successorAsChiefOfTheDefenceForce	Mark Binskin →
successorAsGovernorOfNewSouthWales	Margaret Beazley →

Referenced by (3)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
David Hurley →	name
Royal Military College, Duntroon →	notableAlumni
Peter Cosgrove →	succeededBy