Thomas Price
Politician, 24th Premier of South Australia
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Died
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Leaders & Politicians
Country
Australia
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Born in Wales and later moving to Australia, served as the 24th Premier of South Australia. Oversaw government reforms and policies that shaped the state's development during his tenure. His leadership included addressing issues related to land and immigration, which were significant for the region's growth in the late 19th century. Left a legacy through various legislative initiatives aimed at improving social conditions.
Served as Premier from 1899 to 1901
Implemented immigration reforms
Promoted land settlement policies
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