Kym Mayes

The Honourable
Kym Mayes
The Honourable Kym Mayes
Member of the South Australian Parliament; for Unley
	In office; 6 November 1982 – 11 December 1993
Preceded by	Gil Langley
Succeeded by	Mark Brindal
Personal details
Born	April 23, 1947 (age 79)
Party	Labor Party
Spouse	Carolyn Burrows
Education	BEc
Alma mater	Flinders University

Milton Kym Mayes (born 23 April 1947) was an Australian politician who represented the South Australian House of Assembly seat of Unley from 1982 to 1993 for the Labor Party. He was a minister for various portfolios from 1985 to 1993.^[1]

References

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Political offices

Preceded by

Frank Blevins

Minister for Agriculture
1985–1989

Succeeded by

Lynn Arnold

Preceded by

Scott Ashenden

Minister for Fisheries
1985–1989

Succeeded by

Dorothy Kotz

Preceded by

Jack Slater

Minister for Recreation and Sport
1985–1992

Succeeded by

Greg Crafter

Preceded by

Lynn Arnold

Minister for Employment and Further Education
1989

Succeeded by

Mike Rann

Preceded by

Barbara Wiese

Minister for Youth Affairs
1989

Succeeded by

Mike Rann

Preceded by

Terry Hemmings

Minister for Housing and Construction
1989-1992

Succeeded by

Greg Crafter

as Minister for Housing, Urban Development
and Local Government Relations

Preceded by

Terry Hemmings

Minister for Public Works
1989-1992

Ministry abolished

Preceded by

Scott Ashenden

Minister for Environment and Land Management
1992-1993

Succeeded by

Himself

as Minister for Environment and Natural Resources

Preceded by

John Klunder

Minister for Emergency Services
1992-1993

Succeeded by

Wayne Matthew

Preceded by

Mike Rann

Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
1992-1993

Succeeded by

Michael Armitage

Preceded by

Himself

as Minister for Environment and Land Management

Minister for Environment and Natural Resources
1993

Succeeded by

David Wotton

Parliament of South Australia

Preceded by

Gil Langley

Member for Unley
1982–1993

Succeeded by

Mark Brindal

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The Honourable Kym Mayes

Member of the South Australian Parliament for Unley
In office 6 November 1982 – 11 December 1993
Preceded by	Gil Langley
Succeeded by	Mark Brindal

Personal details
Born	(1947-04-23) April 23, 1947 (age 79)
Party	Labor Party
Spouse	Carolyn Burrows
Education	BEc
Alma mater	Flinders University

Kym Mayes

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