John Earle

Australian politician, 22nd Premier of Tasmania

John Earle - Leaders & Politicians born November 15th, 1865
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Served as the 22nd Premier of Tasmania from 1909 to 1912. Held various ministerial positions in the Tasmanian government prior to premiership, including Minister for Lands and Works. Played a significant role in the development of rural infrastructure and social policies. Influenced land reform initiatives in Tasmania and was associated with the Labor Party during his political career.

Served as Premier of Tasmania

Contributed to rural infrastructure development

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