Robert Mackenzie
Politician, 3rd Premier of Queensland
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Died
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Leaders & Politicians
Country
Australia
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Born in Scotland and later moving to Australia, served as the third Premier of Queensland. Held office during significant growth periods for the colony and contributed to the development of infrastructure and governance. Implemented various reforms that shaped the political landscape of Queensland in the 19th century.
Served as the 3rd Premier of Queensland
Contributed to infrastructure development
Implemented key governance reforms
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