About David Mathews

David Mathews is a candidate for ACT Labor in Molonglo at the 2012 ACT Legislative Assembly election.

David grew up in western Victoria and the north coast of NSW. In the mid 80s he began a 12 year career in the Commonwealth Public Service which subsequently brought him to Canberra in 1994. In 1997 he moved into the private sector and since 2004 has co-owned and managed a successful ICT services company.

David is heavily involved in the community and business. David has worked on the Board of a housing proposal to develop a supportive, innovative and permanent solution to homelessness based on the Common Ground model. He is a member of Civil Liberties Australia, the Australian Republican Movement, the Health Care Consumers Association, the Australian Information Industry Association and is active on the Innovation Taskforce of the Canberra Business Council. He also sits on the ACT Committee of CollabIT, an industry collaboration cluster.

In 2008, David was a candidate for ACT Labor in Molonglo and in 2010 he ran as the 2nd Labor candidate for the Senate.

In his spare time, David is passionate about riding Canberra’s great mountain biking trails, music, cooking and supporting the Eastlake and Carlton Football Clubs. David has lived with his family in Hughes since 2000.

Authorised by David Mathews, 32-34 Kembla Street Fyshwick ACT 2605

3 Responses to About David Mathews

  1. ella mathews

    i love you dad!!!!!!!!!!! you rock sooooo much!

  2. Remy Martin

    Where do I start?

    Dave Mathews is an exceptional person with whom I gladly call a friend and teammate.

    I would like him even more if he was a Collingwood supporter, but you can’t have it all.

    Cheers,

    Remy.

  3. Bloke in the Fruit Section

    I saw David Matthews at Coles Curtin on Thursday night, and he seems like a good bloke. Too funny to see him approached by Richard Mulchay, but he took it in his stride and acted like the fine and upstanding gentleman he is. My only wish was to have seen the two of them square off over a “Good day to you sir…I said GOOD DAY to you!” episode. Go David!

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