Nicole is the wife of David Andrew Elliott, a politician from Australia. Learn more about Nicole in this article.
Since December 21, 2021, Elliott has served as the New South Wales Minister for Transport and Minister for Veterans in the Perrottet government.
Elliott has been a member of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly since 2011, representing the Liberal Party in Baulkham Hills.
David Elliott Wife
David Elliott’s wife’s name is Nicole. David Elliott enlisted in the Australian Army in 1995 and began his officer training at Royal Military College, Duntroon, where he was promoted to Captain in April 1997.
He took an 18-month leave of absence to work as the Press Secretary for the Hon. Peter Collins, QC MP, was elected NSW Leader of the Opposition following the state election in 1995.
Elliott served as the Director of the Australians for Constitutional Monarchy campaign against the referendum to make Australia a republic in 1999. He was given the Centenary Medal on January 1, 2001, to contribute to the constitutional reform discussion.
NSW Transport Minister Sons Names
Nicole and David have two children. But, Nicole has not revealed their name.
Her husband Elliott rejoined the Army in 2000 and was given the Australian Service Medal for his service in peacekeeping operations in Bouganville, Papua New Guinea.
Elliott worked as a state operations manager for St John Ambulance (NSW) for the next four years before joining the Australian Hotels Association as Executive Officer and ultimately becoming Deputy Chief Executive Officer.
Elliott became the chief executive officer of the Civil Contractors Federation in 2008, a job he just held until his election to the House of Commons.
How Much Is David Elliott Salary?
David Elliott’s annual salary is $405,000. David Elliott’s net worth is estimated to be millions of dollars.
Elliott’s great career has afforded him opulent lives and high-end automobiles. The NSW Police announced an investigation where Elliott’s use of highly prohibited guns violated the law on March 9, 2020.
Elliott ran for the federal seat of Mitchell on the Liberal Party’s pre-selection ballot on June 16, 2007, but was defeated by Alex Hawke, then an advisor to Ray Williams MP, by a margin of 20 votes to 81.
Paul Blanch, an Orange grazier, received eight votes. Alan Cadman, who had served as the member for Mitchell since 1974, declined to run in the pre-selection, citing “relentless branch-stacking within the constituency” as the reason.