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Margie Abbott

Margaret "Margie" Abbott (born 1 February 1958)〔(【引用サイトリンク】url=http://www.tonyabbott.com.au/News/tabid/94/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/7647/Interview-with-Robin-Terry-and-Bob-973FM-Brisbane.aspx )〕 is the wife of former Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott. She runs a childcare centre in Sydney.
==Early life==
Margaret Aitken was born in Hutt Hospital, Lower Hutt, New Zealand to Max and Gail Aitken, and grew up in Wainuiomata. Both parents worked for the Post Office, Max as deputy chief postmaster of Wellington, and Gail as a typist.〔 She has a brother, Greg, a former private investigator.〔 The family has always been very sport-oriented; Max Aitken is a senior soccer administrator, and Margie played soccer and netball for a number of years.〔 She is a Catholic, like her husband.〔(David Marr, ''Rudd v. Abbott'' ); retrieved 12 September 2013.〕
Max Aitken is a member of the New Zealand Labour Party and Gail is also a Labour voter.〔(''Sydney Morning Herald'', 7 September 2013, "From a Kiwi Labour past to Tory Tony's first lady" ); Retrieved 12 September 2013〕 There were pictures of Labour leaders in the kitchen of the family home.〔Anthony Hubbard, "Abbott earns a liberal dose of respect from a Labor-voting Kiwi connection", ''The Age'', 7 September 2013, p. 6〕 Margie was also briefly a member of the Labour Party.〔(''New Zealand Herald'', 8 September 2013, "New PM will have Kiwi at his side" ); Retrieved 12 September 2013〕〔(Speech by Margie Abbott, ''The Joy of an Ordinary Life'' ); Retrieved 12 September 2013〕
Margie Aitken attended Fernlea School and Wainuiomata College,〔 where among other studies she took part in a pioneering Maori-language course.〔〔 At the age of 16, she entered teachers college in Wellington, and after graduation taught primary school in Upper Hutt and Wainuiomata. She taught Maori both there and later in Australia.〔 She later worked at a recruitment firm, and in 1983〔 followed her boss to Sydney, Australia when he sold the company. Her next career move was to the marketing department of Rothschild Australia, a merchant bank in Sydney.

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