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- Tony_Rundle abstract "Anthony Maxwell (Tony) Rundle AO (born 5 March 1939 in Scottsdale, Tasmania) was the Premier of the Australian State of Tasmania from 18 March 1996 to 14 September 1998. He succeeded Ray Groom and was succeeded himself by Jim Bacon. He is a Liberal who held the seat of Braddon between 1986 and 2002. A former journalist, he is married to Caroline Watt. He has twin daughters Helen and Jane from his first marriage.Rundle was first elected as member for Braddon in 1986 he held the seat during the 1989, 1992 and 1996 elections. He served as Speaker of the Tasmanian House of Assembly from 1988 to 1989.During the 1996 election, Liberal Premier Ray Groom promised he would only govern in majority. At that election, the Liberals suffered a three-seat swing and lost their majority. The Labor Party refused to enter into any agreement with the Greens, leaving a Liberal minority government backed by the Greens as the only realistic option. Groom resigned rather than break his pre-election pledge, and Rundle was elected Liberal leader and hence Premier.".
- Tony_Rundle birthDate "1939-03-05".
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Australia.
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Scottsdale,_Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle birthYear "1939".
- Tony_Rundle nationality Australia.
- Tony_Rundle office "Premier of Tasmania".
- Tony_Rundle orderInOffice "40th".
- Tony_Rundle party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Tony_Rundle predecessor Ray_Groom.
- Tony_Rundle region Division_of_Braddon_(state).
- Tony_Rundle successor Jim_Bacon.
- Tony_Rundle termPeriod Tony_Rundle__1.
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- Tony_Rundle wikiPageWikiLinkText "Anthony Maxwell Rundle".
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- Tony_Rundle wikiPageWikiLinkText "Tony Rundle".
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- Tony_Rundle after Sue_Napier.
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- Tony_Rundle before Ray_Groom.
- Tony_Rundle birthDate "1939-03-05".
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Australia.
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Scottsdale,_Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle birthPlace Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle children "twins Helen and Jane".
- Tony_Rundle constituency Division_of_Braddon_(state).
- Tony_Rundle date "20010707031109".
- Tony_Rundle dateOfBirth "1939-03-05".
- Tony_Rundle hasPhotoCollection Tony_Rundle.
- Tony_Rundle honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Tony_Rundle honorificSuffix Order_of_Australia.
- Tony_Rundle name "Rundle, Tony".
- Tony_Rundle name "Tony Rundle".
- Tony_Rundle nationality "Australian".
- Tony_Rundle office "Premier of Tasmania".
- Tony_Rundle order "40".
- Tony_Rundle party Liberal_Party_of_Australia.
- Tony_Rundle placeOfBirth Australia.
- Tony_Rundle placeOfBirth Scottsdale,_Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle placeOfBirth Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle predecessor Ray_Groom.
- Tony_Rundle shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Tony_Rundle spouse "Caroline Watt".
- Tony_Rundle successor Jim_Bacon.
- Tony_Rundle termEnd "1998-09-14".
- Tony_Rundle termStart "1996-03-18".
- Tony_Rundle title Leader_of_the_Opposition_(Tasmania).
- Tony_Rundle title Premier_of_Tasmania.
- Tony_Rundle title "Tony Rundle's maiden speech to parliament".