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tcome, there was actually a state-wide two-party-preferred swing away from the liberals toward Labort3I1 I Ptrimier of tar . Sa .84 Yana...4 m ACDST, Weatherill a§ introduced to the election day& a d victory. The SA Liberals had won the r . • t - - - Australia " '''" . . • : - • ' -

pariy. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament: he contested and lost the 1986 and igen state elections against Labor Premior John Bannon. Following the defeat of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than filly per cent of She two part! preferred vote, Olsen indicated that

eading into the election. est> Coc' S...k.IRC.C...5 - 1 h.h.).Cx...L.) eo Four hours after the close of polls on elac'don day, at a t roximat m ACDST, Weatherill .., telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea we_ Premier John else, intr Stotheelestiprday ..-- functioelarformei' beret c ed

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat ,of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than ffity par cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen Indicated that

ts headily into the election. —L) CCA-1 akSIREta -s (KNOLL) eiTh : e• • Four hours after the dose of polls on ale.ction day, at a • roximate m ACDST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea Marsha `via introduc to the election day! functio by armee bora! Premier John Olsen d e

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat of November 1989, In which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen indicated that

in 199.7WW281[293130] Despite the outcome, there was actually a state-wide two-party-preferred swing away from the Liberals toward Labor.1311 r • m ACDST, Weatherill int Sctttotheelegtippflay‘--c•-: a victory. The SA Liberals had won the r , <2' — • t tzz:n t,:stc:12.[IE rtViiilleir cif Sout

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1985 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat .of November 1989. in which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote. Olsen indicated that

ing into the election. or\ Ni cam:. - c..t-rit-tat•icf—I4CN i or Tracer( Nicc Four hours after the close of polls on election day, at a roximat m ACDST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea arsha wa introduy to the election day.C..... functioreformet‘eral Premier John Ols2)%nd

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following thc defeat .of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen indicated that

ing into the election. Ca/ atigr '4: 5 t Km.?<-%-) 71-)2,.: 0:1-1 1,3C "zt Four hours after the close of polls on election day, at a oximat m ACDST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea wa introduc to the election clay& functio by ormer beral Premier John Olsen ed victory

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1980 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat ,_9f November 1989, in which his party obtained more than flit, per cent of the two-party preferred vote. Olsen indicated tha

heading into the election. Co1/41 ak.KCE--5 - ;::_;•;:- "(19:R .11an .Mir Four hours after the close of polls on election day, at a roximate m ACDST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea wa functio by ormer beret Premier John Oland ed victory. The SA liberals had won the e

patty. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1986 and 1989 state elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following the defeat of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than fitly per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen indicated that

.)eQ At-Trxt C •E-.) n c‘,491 - cc, Hri,e-F4C3 LeiNC- \17 TPPLI anKCC . Four hours after the close of polls on election day, at roximat yl 1Qpm ACDST, Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defea introtecd to the election day_Z_____ 1' functio by ormer iberal Premier John Olser‘n

party. As Leader of the Opposition in the South Australian Parliament, he contested and lost the 1985 and 1989 slate elections against Labor Premier John Bannon. Following thc defeat of November 1989, in which his party obtained more than fifty per cent of the two-party preferred vote, Olsen indicated that

2(12122. 9:35 Mkt \) f 1 7 rg ta/I 1- 1 t- 1\ I 1/4_1/4._ Jay Weatherill- Wildperlea Four hours after the close of polls, at approximately iopm ACDST, incumbent Premier Jay Weatherill telephoned Steven Marshall and conceded defeat. Weatherill subsequently publicly announced that he had conceded,

al Democracy Unit. He subsequent134vorked as Dunstan's press s speech 4/.. writer and adviser, and went on to serve or premiers Des Corcoran and John Bannon after Dunstan's retirement from politics. Manning has stated that one commentator reported that Rann was "frankly inspired by Dunstan's idealism" a