Rebecca White

Australian politician, Tasmanian Premier

Rebecca White - Australian politician, Tasmanian Premier
Born

February 4th, 1983
42 years ago

Category

Leaders & Politicians

Country

Australia

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A significant figure in Tasmanian politics, played a crucial role in various government initiatives and policies. Served as the leader of the Australian Labor Party in Tasmania and held the position of Premier. Engaged in initiatives focused on education, health, and economic stability during her tenure. Represented the Franklin electorate in the House of Assembly, contributing to debates on key legislative matters and advocating for local issues.

Served as Premier of Tasmania

Led the Australian Labor Party in Tasmania

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