Peter Gutwein Daughter 

Peter Gutwein Daughter:  Peter Gutwein Daughter is Millie. Since January 2020, Peter Carl Gutwein, an Australian politician, has served as the 46th Premier of Tasmania. Since 2002, he has served in the Tasmanian House of Assembly as a member of the Liberal Party, representing the Bass seat. On January 20, 2020, he took over as Liberal Party leader and Tasmanian Premier from Will Hodgman. 

Millie and Finn, the Tasmanian premier’s children, are 16 and 13 years old, respectively, as of 2022. They get a lot of political influence from their father during their adolescent years. Their actual start date, however, has been kept secret for reasons of privacy. 

Gutwein was born in England in 1964, the oldest of six children born to a British mother and a father who immigrated to the UK in the mid-1950s from “post-war central Europe.” The family arrived in Australia as “Ten Pound Poms” in early 1969, journeying to Launceston via Melbourne and Hobart. Australia gave birth to the three youngest children. His father was a baker who supplemented his income by stacking animal skins and selling firewood. 

Gutwein grew up in the Nunamara village. At the age of 16, he became an Australian citizen. His younger sibling died of a congenital cardiac condition when he was ten years old. He attended Launceston’s Myrtle Park Primary School and Queechy High School, as well as Melbourne’s Deakin University. Gutwein confessed in a press conference as premier in 2022 that he was a victim of child sexual assault by his teacher when he was 16 years old. 

Gutwein was a midfielder for the East Launceston Football Club in senior Australian rules football. While studying at the Western Australian Institute of Technology, he also played a single season for the Swan Districts Football Club in the West Australian Football League in 1986. He worked as a top management in the insurance and financial planning industry in Australia and Europe as a financial adviser. 

Gutwein began his political career in 1995, when he was introduced to Warwick Smith, a former federal MP for Bass, who persuaded him to join the Liberal Party to lead Smith’s successful re-election campaign in 1996. Gutwein served as a ministerial adviser to Senator Jocelyn Newman during her stint as Minister for Social Security when the Howard Government was elected. 

Gutwein was elected to the state legislature for Bass in July 2002. He joined opposition leader Rene Hidding’s shadow cabinet in August 2002, holding the shadow treasurer, employment, and economic development ministries. When Gutwein voted for a measure submitted by the Tasmanian Greens to establish a commission of investigation into child abuse in December 2003, Hidding stripped him of his shadow portfolios, making him the first Tasmanian MP to cross the floor in five years. He was appointed shadow minister for education, police, and public safety in April 2004. Gutwein was named Treasurer of Tasmania and Minister for Planning and Local Government when Will Hodgman led the Liberals to power in the 2014 state election.