Shirley Porter became a magistrate before entering local politics.

In particular, Shirley Porter and her late husband have donated funds to causes such as Tel Aviv University, where the latter became chancellor.

One notable example of this occurred in the City of Westminster under Shirley Porter.

During his time there, he led the criticism of Shirley Porter and the so-called "homes for votes" scandal.

Shirley Porter, D.L. For political and public service.

Interesting point about Shirley Porter.

The original members were Fayette Pinkney, Shirley Porter and Linda Turner.

He criticised Shirley Porter by name for the first time and added that her actions were "the opposite of the council's policies today".

Shirley Porter served on the New Orleans Human Relations Commission.

Shirley Porter retired after having served nearly fifteen years.