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John Bannon

John Charles Bannon

Australian politician (1943-2015).

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Date of Birth

5/7/1943

Member of Political Party

Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

Instance Of

Human

Award Received

Officer of the Order of Australia
(1/26/2007)
Subject Named As
:The Honourable Dr John Charles BANNON
Award Rationale
: For service to politics and to the South Australian Parliament, to history, particularly through researching and publishing in the subject area of Australian Federation; and to the community through sporting, cultural and welfare organisations.
Point in Time
: 1/26/2007
Centenary Medal
(1/1/2001)
Point in Time
: 1/1/2001

Given Name

John
Series Ordinal
:1
Charles
Series Ordinal
:2

Country of Citizenship

Australia

Occupation

Politician
Historian
Trade Unionist

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Place of Birth

Bendigo

Date of Death

12/13/2015

Place of Death

Adelaide

Position Held

11 items
Premier of South Australia
(11/10/1982 - 9/4/1992)
Series Ordinal
:39
Replaces
:
David Tonkin
Replaced By
:
Lynn Arnold
Start Time
: 11/10/1982
End Time
: 9/4/1992
Minister Assisting the Minister of Ethnic Affairs
(9/28/1978 - 3/15/1979)
Start Time
: 9/28/1978
End Time
: 3/15/1979
Member of the South Australian House of Assembly
(9/17/1977 - 12/10/1993)
Electoral District
:
Ross Smith
Parliamentary Group
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)
Elected In
:
1989 South Australian State Election
Start Time
: 9/17/1977
End Time
: 12/10/1993
Minister for Local Government
(3/15/1979 - 9/18/1979)
Start Time
: 3/15/1979
End Time
: 9/18/1979
Minister of Recreation and Sport
(3/15/1979 - 9/18/1979)
Start Time
: 3/15/1979
End Time
: 9/18/1979
Leader of the Opposition
(10/2/1979 - 11/10/1982)
Start Time
: 10/2/1979
End Time
: 11/10/1982
Minister for State Development
(11/10/1982 - 12/18/1985)
Start Time
: 11/10/1982
End Time
: 12/18/1985
Minister for the Arts
(11/10/1982 - 4/20/1989)
Start Time
: 11/10/1982
End Time
: 4/20/1989
Minister for State Development
(12/14/1989 - 9/2/1992)
Start Time
: 12/14/1989
End Time
: 9/2/1992
Treasurer of South Australia
(11/10/1982 - 9/4/1992)
Start Time
: 11/10/1982
End Time
: 9/4/1992
Leader of the Australian Labor Party (SA Branch)
(1979 - 1992)
Replaces
:
Des Corcoran
Replaced By
:
Lynn Arnold
Start Time
: 1979
End Time
: 1992

Educated At

University of Adelaide
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor of Arts
University of Adelaide
Academic Degree
:
Bachelor of Laws
Flinders University
Academic Degree
:
Doctor of Philosophy
St Peter's College
Unley High School
St. Mark's College

Family Name

Bannon

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

English

Notable Work

Supreme Federalist

Spouse

Robyn Layton
(1968 - )
Series Ordinal
:1
End Time
: unknown value
Start Time
: 1968

Employer

Flinders University
Adelaide Law School
(2007 - )
Start Time
: 2007
Australian Workers' Union
(1969 - 1973)
Start Time
: 1969
End Time
: 1973
University of Adelaide

Number of Children

1

Member Of

Australian Workers' Union

Work Location

South Australia

Native Language

English

Name in Native Language

John Charles Bannon

Candidacy in Election

1989 South Australian State Election
Series Ordinal
:1
Electoral District
:
Ross Smith
Represents
:
Australian Labor Party (South Australian Branch)

Sex or Gender

Male

Writing Language

English
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