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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) abstract "Ralph James Dunnet Hunt AO (31 March 1928 – 22 May 2011) was an Australian politician.Hunt was born in Narrabri, New South Wales to an established farming and grazing family, which traditions he continued after completing his schooling at The Scots College, Sydney. His mother's family, the Dunnetts, owned the North Western Courier newspaper. He was a councillor of Boomi Shire Council from 1956 to 1968 and Vice-President from 1962 to 1968. He won the seat of Gwydir in the Australian Parliament for the Country Party at a by-election in June 1969 following the resignation of Ian Allan. He was appointed Minister for the Interior in the Second Gorton Ministry in February 1971 and retained that position in the McMahon Ministry until the defeat of the government at the 1972 election.Following the Liberal-National Country Party Coalition's win at the 1975 election, Malcolm Fraser appointed him Minister for Health. He was responsible for introducing Medibank Mark II. In December 1979, Fraser appointed Hunt Minister for Transport. His portfolio became Transport and Construction in April 1982, but the coalition government was defeated at the 1983 election. He had returned to the backbench in preparation for retirement; but when Doug Anthony resigned in 1984, Hunt was persuaded to return to the front bench and was elected Deputy Leader of the National Party to Ian Sinclair, holding the position from 1984 to 1987. He became shadow minister for primary industries, and resigned from Parliament in February 1989.He was made an Officer of the Order of Australia in January 1990.Ralph Hunt died in Sydney on 22 May 2011, aged 83. He was survived his wife Miriam (Mim) née McMahon, whom he married in 1953; and three children.".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) activeYearsEndDate "1989-02-24".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) activeYearsStartDate "1969-06-07".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthDate "1928-03-31".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthPlace Narrabri.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthPlace Narrabri,_New_South_Wales.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthYear "1928".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) deathDate "2011-05-22".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) deathPlace Sydney.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) party National_Party_of_Australia.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) region Division_of_Gwydir.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) successor John_Anderson_(Australian_politician).
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Australian_Country_Party.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Australian_federal_election,_1972.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Australian_federal_election,_1983.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Bruce_Lloyd.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Category:1928_births.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Category:Officers_of_the_Order_of_Australia.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Chris_Hurford.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Don_Chipp.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Doug_Anthony.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Gwydir_by-election,_1969.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Ian_Allan_(Australian_politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Ian_Allan_(politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Ian_Sinclair.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink John_Anderson_(Australian_politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Kep_Enderby.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Malcolm_Fraser.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Medicare_(Australia).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Michael_MacKellar.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Minister_for_Home_Affairs_(Australia).
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Moree_Plains_Shire.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Parliament_of_Australia.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Morris_(politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Peter_Nixon.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Scots_College_(Sydney).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Second_Gorton_Ministry.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Sydney.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink The_Scots_College.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink Tom_McVeigh.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLink William_Moss.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ralph Hunt (politician)".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) wikiPageWikiLinkText "Ralph Hunt".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) after Chris_Hurford.
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- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) before Peter_Nixon.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) before Tom_McVeigh.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthDate "1928-03-31".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) birthPlace "Narrabri, New South Wales".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) constituencyMp Division_of_Gwydir.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) dateOfBirth "1928-03-31".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) dateOfDeath "Living person".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) deathDate "2011-05-22".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) deathPlace "Sydney, New South Wales".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) hasPhotoCollection Ralph_Hunt_(politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) honorificSuffix Officer_of_the_Order_of_Australia.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) honorificSuffix Order_of_Australia.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) name "Hunt, Ralph James Dunnet".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) name "Ralph Hunt".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) nationality "Australian".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) occupation "Grazier".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) parliament "Australian".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) party National_Party_of_Australia.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) placeOfBirth Narrabri.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) placeOfBirth Narrabri,_New_South_Wales.
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) predecessor Ian_Allan_(Australian_politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) predecessor Ian_Allan_(politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) rows "2".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) shortDescription "Australian politician".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) successor John_Anderson_(Australian_politician).
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) termEnd "1989-02-24".
- Ralph_Hunt_(politician) termStart "1969-06-07".