Early Career
Anthony Byrne was born in Adelaide and spent his early childhood in the goldfields of Kalgoorlie, where he was educated at local schools and through the School of the Air. He later returned to Adelaide and attended Christian Brothers College. Anthony went on to become the Chief Executive Officer, Anxiety Disorders Foundation of Australia and a parliamentary adviser to Senator Jacinta Collins before entering politics.
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