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| Name = Lisa Miskovsky
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| Img_capt = Lisa Miskovsky live at Stadsfesten Skellefteå 2007.
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| honorific-prefix = The Honourable Sir </br>
| Background = solo_singer
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| Birth_name = Lisa Miskovsky
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| office = Chief Justice of Queensland
| term_start = 12 May 1971
| Born = {{birth date and age|1975|3|9}}
| Died =
| term_end = July 1977
| predecessor =
| Origin = [[Obbola]], [[Sweden]]
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| Instrument = [[piano]],[[acoustic guitar|acoustic]] and [[electric guitar]]
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| Genre = [[Pop music|Pop]]</br>[[Pop rock]]
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| Occupation = [[Singer]], [[songwriter]]
| office2 = [[Governor of Queensland|Administrator of Queensland]]
| Years_active = 2001–present
| term_start2 = 9 March 1972
| Label = [[Universal Music Group|Universal]]
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| term_end2 = 21 March 1972
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| URL = [http://www.lisamiskovsky.com/ LisaMiskovsky.com]
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| term_start3 = 20 March 1977
| term_end3 = 21 April 1977
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| birth_date = 3 January 1908
| birth_place = [[Rockhampton, Queensland]]
| death_date = St Lucia
| death_place = 11 August 1980
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| spouse = Greta Lumley Robertson
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'''Lisa Miskovsky''' (born [[March 9]], [[1975]] on Obbola (Obbola is an island) next to Holmsund near [[Umeå]]) is a [[Sweden|Swedish]] [[musician]].


Lisa Miskovsky quickly placed herself on the Swedish rock music charts with her debut album ''Lisa Miskovsky'' and single "Driving one of your cars" with Swedish releases in 2001. Following this release, she received two Swedish Rock Bear awards; one for Best Swedish Newcomer, and the other for Best Swedish Female Artist of the Year. She followed up her musical success with the album ''[[Fallingwater (album)|Fallingwater]]'', released in 2003, which quickly climbed to number one in the Swedish pop charts, even reaching [[gold album|platinum sale]]s. The album's success came greatly from two of its songs "Lady Stardust" and "Sing To Me" which both became hits. "Lady Stardust" was also a radio hit in countries like [[Germany]] and the [[United Kingdom]].


'''Sir (John) Mostyn Hanger''' was a judge, chief justice of Queensland and Administrator of Queensland.
Some of her music was produced by [[Joakim Berg]], also known as a [[songwriter]] for the Swedish rock band [[Kent (band)|Kent]], and Simon Nordberg.


==Early years==
Miskovsky is a songwriter as well as a [[singer]] and musician, and wrote the lyrics to "[[Shape of My Heart]]", performed by [[Backstreet Boys]].
Hanger was born on 3 January 1908 at Rockhampton in Queensland to parents Thomas Hanger and Myfanwy Granville-Jones.<ref name = ADB>Australian Dictionary of Biography</ref> He was the second of five children. He was educated at Gympie High School where his father was the headmaster. Hanger became captain of the school and later dux of the school in 1925. He won a scholarship to attend and study at the [[University of Queensland]] where he obtained a [[Bachelor of Arts]] in 1929.<ref name=ADB/>


==Professional life==
Miskovsky contributed vocals to the track "Dead End" on ''[[Come Clarity]]'', the 2006 release from Swedish [[melodic death metal]] outfit [[In Flames]]. However, she does not actually appear in the band's special edition DVD included in Come Clarity. Instead, her part is lipsync'd by one of In Flames' roadies, who happens to be a heavy-set male.
After leaving University, he obtained as a clerk in the Supreme Court of Queensland. Later, he worked as a clerk in a joint stock company. He was called to the Queensland bar on 21 November 1930, although he did not practice as a barrister until 1932.<ref name=ADB/>


He married Greta Lumley Robertson at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Brisbane on 8 April 1936. <ref name=ADB/>
Miskovsky performed the Theme tune for EA DICE's game [[Mirror's Edge]].


He obtained a Masters of Law in 1941 from the University of Queensland and began lecturing in company law at the university. <ref name=ADB/>
Besides the music, Miskovsky enjoys [[snowboard]]ing, to the point of participating in the Swedish national snowboard team, and she's also known to be fond of [[ice hockey]] and [[surfing]].


Hanger enlisted in the [[Royal Australian Air Force]] on 25 May 1942 and became a flight lieutenant. He served in Merauke in Netherlands New Guinea until 2 May 1945. <ref name=ADB/>
==Discography==
===Albums===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! width="30" rowspan="2"| Year
! width="250" rowspan="2"| Album
! colspan="1"|Chart positions
|-
! width="40"| <small>Swedish Top 60</small>
|-
|2001
|''Lisa Miskovsky''
|align="center"|23
|-
|-
|2003
|''[[Fallingwater (album)|Fallingwater]]''
|align="center"|1
|-
|-
|2006
|''[[Changes (Lisa Miskovsky album)|Changes]]''
|align="center"|2
|-
|2008
|''Last Years's Songs: Greatest Hits''
|align="center"|14
|}


Hanger was appointed a [[Kings Counsel]] in 1950. He was appointed a judge of the [[Supreme Court of Queensland]] on 23 July 1953. He was President of the [[Industrial Court of Queensland]] between 1962 and 1971.<ref name=ADB/> A decision in which he ruled against reemploying forty five men by [[Mount Isa Mines Ltd]] led to an unsuccessful attempt to remove him from the Court.<ref name=ADB/> At the time, his wife held shares in the company. The decision led to a review in the Full Court of the Supreme Court.<ref name=ALJR>(1980) 4 Australian Criminal Law Journal 200 p200</ref> The Full Court held that Hanger did not need to disqualify himself from hearing the matter as his wife’s shareholding was separate, and that the shareholding was minor in relation to the number of shares issued in relation to the company.<ref name=ALJR/>
===Singles===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! width="28" rowspan="2"| Year
! width="230" rowspan="2"| Title
! width="55" rowspan="2"| Album
! colspan="8"|Chart positions
|-
! width="40"| <small>Sweden Top 60</small>
|-
|align="left" rowspan="2"|2001
|align="left"|"Driving one of your cars"
|align="left" rowspan="3"|''Lisa Miskovsky''
|align="center"|14
|-
|align="left"|"What If"
|align="center"|41
|-
|align="left"|2002
|align="left"|"Quietly"
|align="center"|-
|-
|align="left"|2003
|align="left"|"Lady Stardust"
|align="left" rowspan="3"|''[[Fallingwater (Lisa Miskovsky album)|Fallingwater]]''
|align="center"|6
|-
|align="left" rowspan="2"|2004
|align="left"|"Sing to Me"
|align="center"|26
|-
|align="left"|"Brand New Day"
|align="center"|59
|-
|align="left" rowspan="3"|2006
|align="left"|"Mary"
|align="left" rowspan="3"|''[[Changes (Lisa Miskovsky album)|Changes]]''
|align="center"|17
|-
|align="left"|"Sweet Misery"
|align="center"|53
|-
|align="left"|"Acceptable Losses"
|align="center"|-
|-
|2008
|align="left"|"Another Shape of My Heart"
|align="left"|''Last Years's Songs: Greatest Hits''
|align="center"|45
|-
|}


In another notable case, Hanger ruled that “compulsory unionism” clauses in industrial awards could not be ordered by the State Industrial Commission.<ref name=ADB/>
===Other===
* 2005 - kent - [[Max 500]] (vocals for 'Välgärningar & Illdåd')
* 2006 - In Flames - [[Come Clarity]] (vocals for 'Dead End')


He was appointed senior puisne judge in April 1970 to the Supreme Court. Later, he became Chief Justice of Queensland on 12 May 1971.<ref name=ADB/> In 1974 he heard the case of Lambert
==External links==
v McIntyre<ref>Full title is Lambert v McIntyre; Ex parte Lambert [1975] Qd R 349 </ref>. This case concerned the refusal of a motorist to blow into a breathalyser machine to test whether the motorist had driven after drinking alcohol. The motorist refused to blow and the magistrate which heard the case dismissed it as the motorist refused to blow rather than failing to blow. Hanger discussed the difference on "refusing" and "failing to". He said <ref>at page 350</ref> that "the two words have not the same meaning. One may fail to do something without refusing; one may refuse to do something in words and yet do it." The motorist was found guilty of failing to blow.


Hanger was appointed KBE in 1973. He was also appointed deputy governor of Queensland.<ref name=ADB/> He was Administrator of Queensland between 9 March 1972 and 21 March 1972 and also between 20 March 1977 and 21 April 1977.<ref>http://www.qld.gov.au/about-queensland/history/queensland-governors.html</ref> He retired in July 1977 after being chief justice for seven years. He said found that he spent less time in court hearing and deciding cases and more time on administration. He said that "was work which was not to my liking and more and more I found that what had been a pleasure was becoming a chore"<ref>http://archive.sclqld.org.au/judgepub/2001/CJ_EasterSeminar-roleoftheCJ0601.pdf</ref>.
*[http://www.lisamiskovsky.com Official website]


He died on 11 August 1980 at St Lucia. <ref name=ADB/>
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Opera Australia award the Sir Mostyn Hanger Opera Scholarship each year in honour of Hanger,and Sir Mostyn Hanger Chambers in Brisbane also bear his name.
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==Sources==
* M. W. D. White, 'Hanger, Sir Mostyn (1908 - 1980)', Australian Dictionary of Biography, Volume 14, Melbourne University Press, 1996, pp 369-370. http://www.adb.online.anu.edu.au/biogs/A140422b.htm
*http://www.sclqld.org.au/schp/exhibitions/qldbar/personalities/text2.htm

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The Honourable Sir
Mostyn Hanger
Chief Justice of Queensland
In office
12 May 1971 – July 1977
Administrator of Queensland
In office
9 March 1972 – 21 March 1972
In office
20 March 1977 – 21 April 1977
Personal details
Born3 January 1908
Rockhampton, Queensland
DiedSt Lucia
11 August 1980
SpouseGreta Lumley Robertson


Sir (John) Mostyn Hanger was a judge, chief justice of Queensland and Administrator of Queensland.

Early years

Hanger was born on 3 January 1908 at Rockhampton in Queensland to parents Thomas Hanger and Myfanwy Granville-Jones.[1] He was the second of five children. He was educated at Gympie High School where his father was the headmaster. Hanger became captain of the school and later dux of the school in 1925. He won a scholarship to attend and study at the University of Queensland where he obtained a Bachelor of Arts in 1929.[1]

Professional life

After leaving University, he obtained as a clerk in the Supreme Court of Queensland. Later, he worked as a clerk in a joint stock company. He was called to the Queensland bar on 21 November 1930, although he did not practice as a barrister until 1932.[1]

He married Greta Lumley Robertson at St Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Brisbane on 8 April 1936. [1]

He obtained a Masters of Law in 1941 from the University of Queensland and began lecturing in company law at the university. [1]

Hanger enlisted in the Royal Australian Air Force on 25 May 1942 and became a flight lieutenant. He served in Merauke in Netherlands New Guinea until 2 May 1945. [1]

Hanger was appointed a Kings Counsel in 1950. He was appointed a judge of the Supreme Court of Queensland on 23 July 1953. He was President of the Industrial Court of Queensland between 1962 and 1971.[1] A decision in which he ruled against reemploying forty five men by Mount Isa Mines Ltd led to an unsuccessful attempt to remove him from the Court.[1] At the time, his wife held shares in the company. The decision led to a review in the Full Court of the Supreme Court.[2] The Full Court held that Hanger did not need to disqualify himself from hearing the matter as his wife’s shareholding was separate, and that the shareholding was minor in relation to the number of shares issued in relation to the company.[2]

In another notable case, Hanger ruled that “compulsory unionism” clauses in industrial awards could not be ordered by the State Industrial Commission.[1]

He was appointed senior puisne judge in April 1970 to the Supreme Court. Later, he became Chief Justice of Queensland on 12 May 1971.[1] In 1974 he heard the case of Lambert v McIntyre[3]. This case concerned the refusal of a motorist to blow into a breathalyser machine to test whether the motorist had driven after drinking alcohol. The motorist refused to blow and the magistrate which heard the case dismissed it as the motorist refused to blow rather than failing to blow. Hanger discussed the difference on "refusing" and "failing to". He said [4] that "the two words have not the same meaning. One may fail to do something without refusing; one may refuse to do something in words and yet do it." The motorist was found guilty of failing to blow.

Hanger was appointed KBE in 1973. He was also appointed deputy governor of Queensland.[1] He was Administrator of Queensland between 9 March 1972 and 21 March 1972 and also between 20 March 1977 and 21 April 1977.[5] He retired in July 1977 after being chief justice for seven years. He said found that he spent less time in court hearing and deciding cases and more time on administration. He said that "was work which was not to my liking and more and more I found that what had been a pleasure was becoming a chore"[6].

He died on 11 August 1980 at St Lucia. [1]

Opera Australia award the Sir Mostyn Hanger Opera Scholarship each year in honour of Hanger,and Sir Mostyn Hanger Chambers in Brisbane also bear his name.

References

  1. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l Australian Dictionary of Biography
  2. ^ a b (1980) 4 Australian Criminal Law Journal 200 p200
  3. ^ Full title is Lambert v McIntyre; Ex parte Lambert [1975] Qd R 349
  4. ^ at page 350
  5. ^ http://www.qld.gov.au/about-queensland/history/queensland-governors.html
  6. ^ http://archive.sclqld.org.au/judgepub/2001/CJ_EasterSeminar-roleoftheCJ0601.pdf

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