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Premier of South Australia

释义

History
Pre-Party
List of Premiers of South Australia
Living former premiers
Timeline
See also
References
External links

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The Premier of South Australia is the head of government in the state of South Australia, Australia. The Government of South Australia follows the Westminster system, with a Parliament of South Australia acting as the legislature. The Premier is appointed by the Governor of South Australia, and by modern convention holds office by virtue of his or her ability to command the support of a majority of members of the lower house of Parliament, the House of Assembly.

Steven Marshall is the current Premier, having served since 19 March 2018.

History

Pre-Party

Before the 1890s when there was no formal party system in South Australia, MPs tended to have historical liberal or conservative beliefs. The liberals dominated government from the 1893 election to 1905 election with the support of the South Australian United Labor Party, with the conservatives mostly in opposition. Labor took government with the support of eight dissident liberals in 1905 when Labor won the most seats for the first time. The rise of Labor saw non-Labor politics start to merge into various party incarnations.

The two independent conservative parties, the Australasian National League (formerly National Defence League) and the Farmers and Producers Political Union merged with the Liberal and Democratic Union to become the Liberal Union in 1910. Labor formed South Australia's first majority government after winning the 1910 state election, triggering the merger. The 1910 election came two weeks after federal Labor formed Australia's first elected majority government at the 1910 federal election.

No "Country" or rural conservative parties emerged as serious long-term forces in South Australian state politics, often folding into the main non-Labor party.

List of Premiers of South Australia

The first six Governors of South Australia oversaw governance from proclamation in 1836 until self-government and an elected Parliament of South Australia was enacted in the year prior to the inaugural 1857 election.

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No.	Name (Birth–Death) Constituency	Portrait	Term of Office Start–End–Days			Elected (Parliament)	Party	Government
Colonial Government (1856–1901)
1	Boyle Finniss (1807–1893) MHA for Adelaide		24 October 1856	21 August 1857	{{age in days\|1856\|10\|24\|1857\|8\|21}}	1857 (1st)	Independent	Finniss
2	John Baker (1813–1872) Councillor		21 August 1857	1 September 1857	{{age in days\|1857\|8\|21\|1857\|9\|1}}	— (1st)	Independent	Baker
3	Robert Torrens (1814–1884) MHA for Adelaide		1 September 1857	30 September 1857	{{age in days\|1857\|9\|1\|1857\|9\|30}}	— (1st)	Independent	Torrens
4	Richard Hanson (1805–1876) MHA for Adelaide		30 September 1857	9 May 1860	{{age in days\|1857\|9\|30\|1860\|5\|9}}	— (1st)	Independent	Hanson
5	Thomas Reynolds (1818–1875) MHA for Adelaide		9 May 1860	8 October 1861	{{age in days\|1860\|5\|9\|1861\|10\|8}}	1860 (2nd)	Independent	Reynolds (1st) Reynolds (2nd)
6	George Waterhouse (1824–1906) Councillor		8 October 1861	4 July 1863	{{age in days\|1861\|10\|8\|1863\|7\|4}}	— (2nd) 1862 (3rd)	Independent	Waterhouse (1st) Waterhouse (2nd)
7	Francis Dutton (1818–1877) MHA for Light		4 July 1863	15 July 1863	{{age in days\|1863\|7\|4\|1863\|7\|15}}	— (3rd)	Independent	Dutton (1st)
8	Henry Ayers (1821–1897) Councillor		15 July 1863	4 August 1864	{{age in days\|1863\|7\|15\|1864\|8\|4}}	— (3rd)	Independent	Ayers (1st) Ayers (2nd)
9	Arthur Blyth (1823–1890) MHA for Gumeracha		4 August 1864	22 March 1865	{{age in days\|1864\|8\|4\|1865\|3\|22}}	— (3rd)	Independent	Blyth (1st)
(7)	Francis Dutton	22 March 1865	20 September 1865	{{age in days\|1865\|3\|22\|1865\|9\|20}}	1865 (4th)	Independent	Dutton (2nd)
(8)	Henry Ayers	20 September 1865	23 October 1865	{{age in days\|1865\|9\|20\|1865\|10\|23}}	— (4th)	Independent	Ayers (3rd)
10	John Hart (1809–1873) MHA for Port Adelaide		23 October 1865	28 March 1866	{{age in days\|1865\|10\|23\|1866\|3\|28}}	— (4th)	Independent	Hart (1st)
11	James Boucaut (1831–1916) MHA for Encounter Bay		28 March 1866	3 May 1867	{{age in days\|1866\|3\|28\|1867\|5\|3}}	— (4th)	Independent	Boucaut (1st)
(8)	Henry Ayers	3 May 1867	24 September 1868	{{age in days\|1867\|5\|3\|1868\|9\|24}}	— (4th) 1868 (5th)	Independent	Ayers (4th)
(10)	John Hart MHA for Light	24 September 1868	13 October 1868	{{age in days\|1868\|9\|24\|1868\|10\|13}}	— (5th)	Independent	Hart (2nd)
(8)	Henry Ayers	13 October 1868	3 November 1868	{{age in days\|1868\|10\|13\|1868\|11\|3}}	— (5th)	Independent	Ayers (5th)
12	Henry Strangways (1832–1920) MHA for West Torrens		3 November 1868	30 May 1870	{{age in days\|1868\|11\|3\|1870\|5\|30}}	— (5th) 1870 (6th)	Independent	Strangways (1st) Strangways (2nd)
(10)	John Hart MHA for The Burra	30 May 1870	10 November 1871	{{age in days\|1870\|5\|30\|1871\|11\|10}}	— (6th)	Independent	Hart (3rd)
(9)	Arthur Blyth	10 November 1871	22 January 1872	{{age in days\|1871\|11\|10\|1872\|1\|22}}	— (6th) 1871 (7th)	Independent	Blyth (2nd)
(8)	Henry Ayers	22 January 1872	22 July 1873	{{age in days\|1872\|1\|22\|1873\|6\|22}}	— (7th)	Independent	Ayers (6th) Ayers (7th)
(9)	Arthur Blyth	22 July 1873	3 June 1875	{{age in days\|1873\|7\|22\|1875\|6\|3}}	— (7th) 1875 (8th)	Independent	Blyth (3rd)
(11)	James Boucaut	3 June 1875	6 June 1876	{{age in days\|1875\|6\|3\|1876\|6\|6}}	— (8th)	Independent	Boucaut (2nd) Boucaut (3rd)
13	John Colton (1823–1902) MHA for Noarlunga		6 June 1876	26 October 1877	{{age in days\|1876\|6\|6\|1877\|10\|26}}	— (8th)	Independent	Colton (1st)
(11)	James Boucaut	26 October 1877	27 September 1878	{{age in days\|1877\|10\|26\|1878\|9\|27}}	— (8th) 1878 (9th)	Independent	Boucaut (4th)
14	William Morgan (1828–1883) Councillor		27 September 1878	24 June 1881	{{age in days\|1878\|9\|27\|1881\|6\|24}}	— (9th) 1881 (10th)	Independent	Morgan
15	John Bray (1842–1894) MHA for East Adelaide		24 June 1881	16 June 1884	{{age in days\|1881\|6\|24\|1884\|6\|16}}	— (10th) 1884 (11th)	Independent	Bray
(13)	John Colton	16 June 1884	16 June 1885	{{age in days\|1884\|6\|16\|1885\|6\|16}}	— (11th)	Independent	Colton (2nd)
16	John Downer (1843–1915) MHA for Barossa		16 June 1885	11 June 1887	{{age in days\|1885\|6\|16\|1887\|6\|11}}	— (11th) 1887 (12th)	Independent	Downer (1st)
17	Thomas Playford (II) (1837–1915) MHA for Newcastle		11 June 1887	27 June 1889	{{age in days\|1887\|6\|11\|1889\|6\|27}}	— (12th)	Independent	Playford II (1st)
18	John Cockburn (1850–1929) MHA for Mount Barker		27 June 1889	19 August 1890	{{age in days\|1889\|6\|27\|1890\|8\|19}}	— (12th) 1890 (13th)	Liberalism	Cockburn
(17)	Thomas Playford (II) MHA for East Torrens	19 August 1890	21 June 1892	{{age in days\|1890\|8\|19\|1892\|6\|21}}	— (13th)	Conservatism	Playford II (2nd)
19	Frederick Holder (1850–1909) MHA for Burra		21 June 1892	15 October 1892	{{age in days\|1892\|6\|21\|1892\|10\|15}}	— (13th)	Liberalism	Holder (1st)
(16)	John Downer	15 October 1892	16 June 1893	{{age in days\|1892\|10\|15\|1893\|6\|16}}	— (13th)	Conservatism	Downer (2nd)
20	Charles Kingston (1850–1908) MHA for West Adelaide		16 June 1893	1 December 1899	{{age in days\|1893\|6\|16\|1899\|12\|1}}	1893 (14th) 1896 (15th) 1899 (16th)	Liberalism	Kingston
21	Vaiben Solomon (1853–1908) MHA for Northern Territory		1 December 1899	8 December 1899	{{age in days\|1899\|12\|1\|1899\|12\|8}}	— (16th)	Conservatism	Solomon
(19)	Frederick Holder	8 December 1899	15 May 1901	{{age in days\|1899\|12\|8\|1901\|5\|15}}	— (16th)	Liberalism	Holder (2nd)
State Government (1901–present)
22	John Jenkins (1851–1923) MHA for Torrens		15 May 1901	1 March 1905	{{age in days\|1901\|05\|15\|1905\|03\|1}}	— (16th) 1902 (17th)	Liberalism	Jenkins
23	Richard Butler (1850–1925) MHA for Barossa		1 March 1905	26 July 1905	{{age in days\|1905\|03\|1\|1905\|07\|26}}	— (17th)	Conservatism	Butler I
24	Thomas Price (1852–1909) MHA for Torrens		26 July 1905	5 June 1909	{{age in days\|1905\|07\|26\|1909\|6\|5}}	1905 (18th) 1906 (19th)	United Labor	Price
25	Archibald Peake (1859–1920) MHA for Victoria & Albert		5 June 1909	3 June 1910	{{age in days\|1909\|6\|5\|1910\|6\|3}}	— (19th)	Liberal & Democratic Union	Peake (1st)
26	John Verran (1856–1932) MHA for Wallaroo		3 June 1910	17 February 1912	{{age in days\|1910\|6\|3\|1912\|2\|17}}	1910 (20th)	United Labor	Verran
(25)	Archibald Peake	17 February 1912	3 April 1915	{{age in days\|1912\|2\|17\|1915\|4\|3}}	1912 (21st)	Liberal Union	Peake (2nd)
27	Crawford Vaughan (1874–1947) MHA for Sturt		3 April 1915	14 July 1917	{{age in days\|1915\|4\|3\|1917\|7\|14}}	1915 (22nd)	United Labor	Vaughan
(25)	Archibald Peake		14 July 1917	8 April 1920	{{age in days\|1917\|7\|14\|1920\|4\|8}}	— (22nd) 1918 (23rd)	Liberal Union	Peake (3rd)
28	Henry Barwell (1877–1959) MHA for Stanley		8 April 1920	16 April 1924	{{age in days\|1920\|4\|8\|1924\|4\|16}}	— (23rd) 1921 (24th)	Liberal Union (until 1923) Liberal Federation (from 1923)	Barwell
29	John Gunn (1884–1959) MHA for Adelaide		16 April 1924	28 August 1926	{{age in days\|1924\|4\|16\|1926\|8\|28}}	1924 (25th)	Labor	Gunn
30	Lionel Hill (1881–1963) MHA for Port Pirie		28 August 1926	8 April 1927	{{age in days\|1926\|8\|28\|1927\|4\|8}}	— (25th)	Labor	Hill (1st)
31	Richard L. Butler (1885–1966) MHA for Wooroora		8 April 1927	17 April 1930	{{age in days\|1927\|4\|8\|1930\|4\|17}}	1927 (26th)	Liberal Federation	Butler II (1st)
(30)	Lionel Hill	17 April 1930	13 February 1933	{{age in days\|1930\|4\|17\|1933\|2\|13}}	1930 (27th)	Labor	Hill (2nd)
32	Robert Richards (1885–1967) MHA for Wallaroo		13 February 1933	18 April 1933	{{age in days\|1933\|2\|13\|1933\|4\|18}}	— (27th)	Labor	Richards
(31)	Richard L. Butler	18 April 1933	5 November 1938	{{age in days\|1933\|4\|18\|1938\|11\|5}}	1933 (28th) 1938 (29th)	Liberal and Country League	Butler II (2nd)
33	Thomas Playford (IV) (1896–1981) MHA for Gumeracha		5 November 1938	10 March 1965	{{age in days\|1938\|11\|5\|1965\|3\|10}}	— (29th) 1941 (30th) 1944 (31st) 1947 (32nd) 1950 (33rd) 1953 (34th) 1956 (35th) 1959 (36th) 1962 (37th)	Liberal and Country League	Playford IV (1st) Playford IV (2nd)
34	Frank Walsh (1897–1968) MHA for Edwardstown		10 March 1965	1 June 1967	{{age in days\|1965\|3\|10\|1967\|6\|1}}	1965 (38th)	Labor	Walsh
35	Don Dunstan (1926–1999) MHA for Norwood		1 June 1967	17 April 1968	{{age in days\|1967\|6\|1\|1968\|4\|17}}	— (38th)	Labor	Dunstan (1st)
36	Steele Hall (born 1928) MHA for Gouger		17 April 1968	2 June 1970	{{age in days\|1968\|4\|17\|1970\|6\|2}}	1968 (39th)	Liberal and Country League	Hall
(35)	Don Dunstan	2 June 1970	15 February 1979	{{age in days\|1970\|6\|2\|1979\|2\|15}}	1970 (40th) 1973 (41st) 1975 (42nd) 1977 (43rd)	Labor	Dunstan (2nd)
37	Des Corcoran (1928–2004) MHA for Hartley		15 February 1979	18 September 1979	{{age in days\|1979\|2\|15\|1979\|9\|18}}	— (43rd)	Labor	Corcoran
38	David Tonkin (1929–2000) MHA for Bragg		18 September 1979	10 November 1982	{{age in days\|1979\|9\|18\|1982\|11\|10}}	1979 (44th)	Liberal	Tonkin
39	John Bannon (1943–2015) MHA for Ross Smith		10 November 1982	4 September 1992	{{age in days\|1982\|11\|10\|1992\|9\|4}}	1982 (45th) 1985 (46th) 1989 (47th)	Labor	Bannon
40	Lynn Arnold (born 1949) MHA for Ramsay		4 September 1992	14 December 1993	{{age in days\|1992\|9\|4\|1993\|12\|14}}	— (47th)	Labor	Arnold
41	Dean Brown (born 1943) MHA for Finniss	14 December 1993	28 November 1996	{{age in days\|1993\|12\|14\|1996\|11\|28}}	1993 (48th)	Liberal	Brown
42	John Olsen (born 1945) MHA for Kavel		28 November 1996	22 October 2001	{{age in days\|1996\|11\|28\|2001\|10\|22}}	— (48th) 1997 (49th)	Liberal	Olsen
43	Rob Kerin (born 1954) MHA for Frome		22 October 2001	5 March 2002	{{age in days\|2001\|10\|22\|2002\|4\|5}}	— (49th)	Liberal	Kerin
44	Mike Rann (born 1953) MHA for Ramsay		5 March 2002	21 October 2011	{{age in days\|2002\|3\|5\|2011\|10\|21}}	2002 (50th) 2006 (51st) 2010 (52nd)	Labor	Rann
45	Jay Weatherill (born 1964) MHA for Cheltenham		21 October 2011	19 March 2018	{{age in days\|2011\|10\|21\|2018\|3\|19}}	— (52nd) 2014 (53rd)	Labor	Weatherill
46	Steven Marshall (born 1968) MHA for Dunstan		19 March 2018	—	{{age in days\|2018\|3\|19}}	2018 (54th)	Liberal	Marshall

Living former premiers

There are seven living former premiers, the oldest being Steele Hall (1968–70, born 1928). The most recent premier to die was John Bannon (Premier 1982–1992) on 13 December 2015.

Name	Term as premier	Date of birth
Steele Hall	1968–1970	1928\|11\|28\|df=y}}
Lynn Arnold	1992–1993	1949\|1\|27\|df=y}}
Dean Brown	1993–1996	1943\|4\|5\|df=y}}
John Olsen	1996–2001	1945\|6\|7\|df=y}}
Rob Kerin	2001–2002	1954\|1\|4\|df=y}}
Mike Rann	2002–2011	1953\|1\|5\|df=y}}
Jay Weatherill	2011–2018	1964\|4\|3\|df=y}}

Timeline

In the following timeline, the legend includes the Liberal and Democratic Union, the Liberal Union and the Liberal Federation represented as "Liberal (pre-1979)". The Liberal Party is represented as "Liberal (post-1979)" only. The grey area represents the duration of Playmander electoral malapportionment, beginning in 1936, in effect until the 1970 election.

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References

1. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-12-18/$30,000-mp-pay-rise-under-fire-from-sa-welfare-groups/7041100|title='Extraordinary' $30,000 MP pay rise under fire from South Australian welfare groups|work=ABC News|accessdate=9 February 2016|date=18 December 2015}}

Statistical Record of the Legislature 1836 - 2007

External links

Biographies of all premiers at the SA Parliament web site
UWA state and federal election results since 1890

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