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instance of

human

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Senator Mick O'Halloran.jpg
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sex or gender

male

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country of citizenship

Australia

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United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland

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name in native language

Michael Raphael O'Halloran (English)

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given name

Mick

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Michael

series ordinal

1

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Raphael

series ordinal

2

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family name

O'Halloran

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date of birth

12 April 1893^Gregorian

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place of birth

Yanyarrie

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date of death

22 September 1960

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place of death

Calvary North Adelaide Hospital

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manner of death

natural causes

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based on heuristic

inferred from cause of death

cause of death

pulmonary embolism

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native language

English

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languages spoken, written or signed

English

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writing language

English

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occupation

politician

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farmer

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shopkeeper

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position held

member of the Australian Senate

start time

17 November 1928^Gregorian

end time

30 June 1935

electoral district

South Australia

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

Burra Burra

start time

6 April 1918^Gregorian

end time

9 April 1921^Gregorian

parliamentary group

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

Burra Burra

start time

5 April 1924^Gregorian

end time

26 March 1927^Gregorian

parliamentary group

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

electoral district

Frome

start time

19 March 1938

end time

22 September 1960

replaces

no value

replaced by

Thomas Casey

end cause

death in office

parliamentary group

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

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Leader of the Opposition

start time

1949

end time

22 September 1960

end cause

death in office

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Leader of the Australian Labor Party (SA Branch)

start time

1949

end time

22 September 1960

replaces

Robert Richards

replaced by

Frank Walsh

end cause

death in office

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work location

South Australia

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member of political party

Australian Labor Party

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Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

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religion or worldview

Catholicism

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Commons category

Mick O'Halloran

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