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Mike Rann
Michael David Rann
Australian politician (born 1953).
Wikipedia | Mike Rann
Statements about
Mike Rann
Sex or Gender
Male
Date of Birth
1/5/1953
Member of Political Party
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
New Zealand Labour Party
Educated At
University of Auckland
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor of Arts
Northcote College
University of Auckland
Academic Degree
:
Master of Arts
Country of Citizenship
Australia
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Instance Of
Human
Occupation
Journalist
Diplomat
Politician
Media Consultant
Political Adviser
Given Name
Mike
Michael (First Name)
Series Ordinal
:
1
David
Series Ordinal
:
2
Position Held
26 items
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(12/7/1985 - 12/10/1993)
Electoral District
:
Briggs
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Start Time
:
12/7/1985
End Time
:
12/10/1993
Premier of South Australia
(3/5/2002 - 10/21/2011)
Series Ordinal
:
44
Replaces
:
Rob Kerin
Replaced By
:
Jay Weatherill
Start Time
:
3/5/2002
End Time
:
10/21/2011
Leader of the Opposition
(9/20/1994 - 3/5/2002)
Series Ordinal
:
36
Replaces
:
Lynn Arnold
Replaced By
:
Rob Kerin
Start Time
:
9/20/1994
End Time
:
3/5/2002
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(12/11/1993 - 1/13/2012)
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Replaces
:
Lynn Arnold
Replaced By
:
Zoe Bettison
Parliamentary Term
:
51st Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
50th Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
49th Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
52nd Parliament of South Australia
Parliamentary Term
:
48th Parliament of South Australia
Elected In
:
2002 South Australian State Election
Elected In
:
2006 South Australian State Election
Elected In
:
1997 South Australian State Election
Elected In
:
2010 South Australian State Election
Elected In
:
1993 South Australian State Election
Start Time
:
12/11/1993
End Time
:
1/13/2012
Australian High Commissioner to the United Kingdom
(2/1/2013 - 6/27/2014)
Replaces
:
John Dauth
Replaced By
:
Alexander Downer
Start Time
:
2/1/2013
End Time
:
6/27/2014
Australian Ambassador to Italy
(6/27/2014 - 1/8/2016)
Start Time
:
6/27/2014
End Time
:
1/8/2016
Australian Permanent Representative to the Food and Agriculture Organisation
(6/27/2014 - 1/8/2016)
Start Time
:
6/27/2014
End Time
:
1/8/2016
Australian Ambassador to Albania
(6/27/2014 - 1/8/2016)
Start Time
:
6/27/2014
End Time
:
1/8/2016
Australian Ambassador to Libya
(6/27/2014 - 1/8/2016)
Start Time
:
6/27/2014
End Time
:
1/8/2016
Australian Ambassador to San Marino
(6/27/2014 - 1/8/2016)
Start Time
:
6/27/2014
End Time
:
1/8/2016
Minister of Employment and Further Education
(12/14/1989 - 10/1/1992)
Series Ordinal
:
3
Replaces
:
Kym Mayes
Start Time
:
12/14/1989
End Time
:
10/1/1992
Minister for Youth
(12/14/1989 - 10/1/1992)
Series Ordinal
:
3
Replaces
:
Kym Mayes
Replaced By
:
Bob Such
Start Time
:
12/14/1989
End Time
:
10/1/1992
Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
(12/14/1989 - 10/1/1992)
Series Ordinal
:
11
Replaces
:
Terry Hemmings
Replaced By
:
Kym Mayes
Start Time
:
12/14/1989
End Time
:
10/1/1992
Minister Assisting the Minister of Ethnic Affairs
(12/14/1989 - 10/1/1992)
Start Time
:
12/14/1989
End Time
:
10/1/1992
Minister of State Services
(10/1/1992 - 9/3/1993)
Replaces
:
Anne Levy
Replaced By
:
Bob Gregory
Start Time
:
10/1/1992
End Time
:
9/3/1993
Minister of Business and Regional Development
(10/1/1992 - 12/14/1993)
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
10/1/1992
End Time
:
12/14/1993
Minister for Tourism
(10/1/1992 - 12/14/1993)
Replaces
:
Barbara Wiese
Replaced By
:
Graham Ingerson
Start Time
:
10/1/1992
End Time
:
12/14/1993
Minister for Volunteers
(3/5/2002 - 3/23/2006)
Replaces
:
Robert Brokenshire
Replaced By
:
Jennifer Rankine
Start Time
:
3/5/2002
End Time
:
3/23/2006
Minister for the Arts
(3/5/2002 - 10/21/2011)
Replaces
:
Diana Laidlaw
Replaced By
:
John David Hill
Start Time
:
3/5/2002
End Time
:
10/21/2011
Minister for Economic Development
(3/5/2002 - 10/21/2011)
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
3/5/2002
End Time
:
10/21/2011
Minister for Social Inclusion
(3/5/2004 - 10/21/2011)
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
3/5/2004
End Time
:
10/21/2011
Minister for Sustainability and Climate Change
(3/23/2006 - 10/21/2011)
Series Ordinal
:
1
Start Time
:
3/23/2006
End Time
:
10/21/2011
Delegate to the Australian Constitutional Convention, 1998
(2/2/1998 - 2/13/1998)
Electoral District
:
South Australia
Parliamentary Group
:
Government of South Australia
Start Time
:
2/2/1998
End Time
:
2/13/1998
Leader of the Australian Labor Party (SA Branch)
(1994 - 2011)
Replaces
:
Lynn Arnold
Replaced By
:
Jay Weatherill
Start Time
:
1994
End Time
:
2011
Justice of the Peace for South Australia
(9/1/1983 - )
End Time
:
unknown value
Start Time
:
9/1/1983
Justice of the Peace for South Australia
(10/20/2011 - 10/19/2021)
Start Time
:
10/20/2011
End Time
:
10/19/2021
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Award Received
Centenary Medal
(1/1/2001)
Point in Time
:
1/1/2001
Companion of the Order of Australia
(1/26/2016)
Subject Named As
:
The Honourable Michael David RANN
Award Rationale
:
For eminent service to the Parliament and the community of South Australia, particularly as Premier, through broad-ranging policy design and implementation, and to the advancement of Australia's diplomatic, trade and cultural relationships.
Point in Time
:
1/26/2016
Companion of the New Zealand Order of Merit
(1/1/2009)
Point in Time
:
1/1/2009
Grand Cross of the Order of the Phoenix
Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
English
Place of Birth
Sidcup
Employer
New Zealand Broadcasting Corporation
Flinders University
Family Name
Rann
Work Location
Adelaide
London
Auckland
Thebarton
(9/1/1983)
Point in Time
:
9/1/1983
Name in Native Language
Mike Rann
Native Language
English
Candidacy in Election
2002 South Australian State Election
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Ranking
:
1
2006 South Australian State Election
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Ranking
:
1
1997 South Australian State Election
Series Ordinal
:
1
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
2010 South Australian State Election
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Ranking
:
1
1993 South Australian State Election
Series Ordinal
:
1
Electoral District
:
Ramsay
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Participant In
Australian Constitutional Convention, 1998
Birth Name
Michael David Rann
Writing Language
English
Replaced By
Jay Weatherill
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