Tim McCurdy

Tim McCurdy

Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Ovens Valley
Incumbent
Assumed office 29 November 2014
Preceded by	New seat
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly for Murray Valley
In office 27 November 2010 – 29 November 2014
Preceded by	Ken Jasper
Succeeded by	Seat abolished
Personal details
Born	(1963-01-16) 16 January 1963 Dandenong, Victoria
Political party	National Party of Australia
Children	4
Website	timmcurdy.com.au

Timothy Logan McCurdy (born 16 January 1963^[1]) is an Australian politician, and has been a member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly since 2010, representing Murray Valley until 2014 and Ovens Valley thereafter.

In October 2014, it was revealed that McCurdy had been accused by a former staffer, Jillian McGillivray, of harassment and bullying, with lawyers for McGillivray expecting her case to be listed before the Wangaratta Magistrates Court in November. McCurdy denied any wrongdoing.^[2]

References

↑ "Members Information – Tim McCurdy (Murray Valley)". Parliament of Victoria. Retrieved 14 December 2010.
↑ "Bully Claim: McCurdy denies blame in civil suit". The Border Mail. 8 October 2014. Retrieved 2014-10-08.

Victorian Legislative Assembly
Preceded by Ken Jasper	Member for Murray Valley 2010–2014	Abolished
New title	Member for Ovens Valley 2014–present	Incumbent

Current Members of the Victorian Legislative Assembly

Labor (47)	Jacinta Allan Daniel Andrews Lizzie Blandthorn Colin Brooks Josh Bull Anthony Carbines Ben Carroll Christine Couzens Lily D'Ambrosio Steve Dimopoulos Luke Donnellan Paul Edbrooke Maree Edwards John Eren Martin Foley Jane Garrett Judith Graley Danielle Green Bronwyn Halfpenny Jill Hennessy Geoff Howard Natalie Hutchins Marlene Kairouz Sonya Kilkenny Sharon Knight Telmo Languiller Hong Lim Frank McGuire James Merlino Don Nardella Lisa Neville Wade Noonan Martin Pakula Tim Pallas Danny Pearson Jude Perera Fiona Richardson Tim Richardson Robin Scott Ros Spence Nick Staikos Natalie Suleyman Mary-Anne Thomas Marsha Thomson Vicki Ward Gabrielle Williams Richard Wynne

Liberal (30)	Neil Angus Louise Asher Brad Battin Gary Blackwood Roma Britnell Neale Burgess Robert Clark Martin Dixon Christine Fyffe Michael Gidley Matthew Guy David Hodgett Andrew Katos Cindy McLeish David Morris Michael O'Brien Brian Paynter John Pesutto Richard Riordan Dee Ryall Ryan Smith Tim Smith David Southwick Louise Staley Murray Thompson Bill Tilley Heidi Victoria Nick Wakeling Graham Watt Kim Wells

National (8)	Tim Bull Peter Crisp Emma Kealy Tim McCurdy Russell Northe Danny O'Brien Steph Ryan Peter Walsh

Greens (2)	Sam Hibbins Ellen Sandell

Independent (1)	Suzanna Sheed

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