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The Labor caucus will be notably more diverse, with the likely addition of six MPs from non-European, non-Indigenous backgrounds.

Sam Lim was a dolphin trainer, a successful businessman and a cop who could speak 10 languages.

Malaysian-born Lim beat the Liberals’ Ben Morton at the federal election to claim the previously safe seat of Tangney

Nationally, Labor took a 0.5 per cent hit in its primary vote, but in WA it surged 7.4 per cent, scalping two coalition ministers, flipping four seats red and clearing the path for Anthony Albanese to form a majority government.

It may feel like a subplot for now, but this could end up being just be as significant as the teal revolution.

Nationally, Labor took a 0.5 per cent hit in its primary vote, but in WA it surged 7.4 per cent, scalping two coalition ministers, flipping four seats red and clearing the path for Anthony Albanese to form a majority government.

Nationally, Labor took a 0.5 per cent hit in its primary vote, but in WA it surged 7.4 per cent, scalping two coalition ministers, flipping four seats red and clearing the path for Anthony Albanese to form a majority government.

Nationally, Labor took a 0.5 per cent hit in its primary vote, but in WA it surged 7.4 per cent, scalping two coalition ministers, flipping four seats red and clearing the path for Anthony Albanese to form a majority government.

Following the recently-concluded Australian federal election earlier in May, it has been said that the MP for the Tangney constituency near Perth is a Malaysian-born former dolphin trainer and policeman. Is this true?

A new Perth federal Labor MP spent two years with Royal Malaysian Police Force before working as a dolphin trainer at a marine park.