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Steele Hall

Australian politician (1928–2024)

Raymond Steele Hall
R. Steele Hall

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country of citizenship

Australia

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http://www.abc.net.au/news/sa-election-2014/guide/premiers/

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Premiers of South Australia since 1856 (English)

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10 June 2024

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ABC News

name in native language

Raymond Steele Hall (English)

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Raymond

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Steele

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2

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family name

Hall

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date of birth

30 November 1928^Gregorian

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Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate

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hall-raymond-steele

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10 June 2024

date of death

10 June 2024

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https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-06-10/sa-former-premier-steele-hall-dies/103959720

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Former SA premier Steele Hall dies aged 95 (English)

10 June 2024

1978

2024

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English

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

7 March 1959

9 March 1973

Liberal and Country League of South Australia

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member of the Australian Senate

18 May 1974

16 November 1977

Liberal Party of Australia

electoral district

South Australia

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Premier of South Australia

17 April 1968

2 June 1970

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Member of the South Australian House of Assembly

10 March 1973

11 April 1974

James Rankin Ferguson

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member of the Australian House of Representatives

21 February 1981

29 January 1996

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Liberal Party of Australia

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Treasurer of South Australia

2 March 1970

2 June 1970

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Leader of the Opposition

13 July 1966

16 April 1968

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Leader of the Opposition

2 June 1970

15 March 1972

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Minister of Industrial Development

start time

24 April 1968

end time

2 June 1970

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Leader of the Liberal and Country League

1966

1972

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Balaklava High School

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work location

South Australia

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member of political party

Liberal and Country League of South Australia

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1973

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1973

1976

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Liberal Party of Australia

start time

1976

end time

2024

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94035257

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94035257

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10 June 2024

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Steele S. Hall (1920s - )

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