that Tebbutt was involved in any of the anti- or pro-Zionist threats that occurred during the campaign. In November 2013, Tebbutt announced she was retiring from politics and would not contest the 2015 election. After retiring from politics, in 2015 she was appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Medical Deans Australia and New Zealand. In February 2018 Tebbutt started as CEO of the Mental Health Coordinating Council, the peak body representing the community mental health sector in NSW. Personal life In 2000, Tebbutt married Anthony Albanese, later the leader of the Australian Labor Party and 31st prime minister of Australia. Her former state seat of Marrickville was contained almost entirely within Albanese's federal seat of Grayndler, leading the Greens to dub them the "King and Queen of Marrickville". She and Albanese have a son. They separated in 2019. References 1964 births Australian Labor Party members of the Parliament of New South Wales Deputy Premiers of New South Wales Labor Left politicians Living people Members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly Politicians from Sydney Deputy mayors of places in Australia Australian Labor Party councillors People from the Central West (New South Wales) People from the Sutherland Shire Spouses of Australian politicians 21st-century Australian politicians Women members of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly Women members of the New South Wales Legislative Council Members of the New South Wales Legislative Council People educated at De La Salle College, Cronulla Australian republicans Anthony Albanese 21st-century Australian women politicians