16 Facts About Daniel Mulino

Daniel Mulino was born on 6 November 1969 and is an Australian politician.

Daniel Mulino was a Labor member of the Victorian Legislative Council, representing the Eastern Victoria Region from 2014 to 2018.

Daniel Mulino's childhood was spent in Canberra, meeting his friend David Smith at Marist College, who would go on to serve in Federal Parliament.

The family were briefly in Sydney, and Daniel Mulino studied year 7 at the selective James Ruse Agricultural High School.

Daniel Mulino went on to teach economics, both at Yale and at Monash University in Melbourne.

Much of Daniel Mulino's career has been spent working in the area of economic policy.

Daniel Mulino went on to become an adviser to Senator Jacinta Collins, then as Senior Economics Adviser to Victorian Premier Steve Bracks and Commercial Adviser to Victorian Treasurer John Lenders.

Daniel Mulino has assisted in the Expenditure Review Committee process on two State Budgets.

Daniel Mulino later became an economic adviser to financial services minister Bill Shorten in the Rudd-Gillard governments, working on reforms to flood insurance and mitigation strategies following natural disasters in Queensland.

Daniel Mulino became politically active as a shop steward while working at Big W during high school and as a student at Australian National University.

Daniel Mulino was a councillor, deputy mayor and acting mayor at the City of Casey, resigning in 2010.

Daniel Mulino moved to state politics, being elected to the Victorian Legislative Council for Eastern Victoria, 2014.

Daniel Mulino retired prior to the state election of 2018 to run for a Federal seat.

At the 2018 state election Daniel Mulino put himself forward for the new federal House of Representatives seat of Fraser at the 2019 federal election.

At the 2022 Australian federal election Daniel Mulino won 66.5 of the two-party preferred vote in his seat.

Daniel Mulino won the best speaker award at the World University Debating Championships in 1993 in Oxford.