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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 South Australia Ca 4-3e2112ae , . ap0•611 Two days after the election, with

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en Marshall and conceded defeatrfvlarshalftvas introduced to the election day (Fe(-- function by formehiberal Premier John Olsen' claimed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labor's 19, a bare majority of two - the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victo

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oned Steven Marshall and conceded defeatfrMarshall was introduced to the election day function by formekiberal Premier John OlseKnd claimed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labor's 19, a bare majority of two — the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victo

clearly the main game for John Olsen. - eCeriv flzet-tiaa. or 'tlic Born in Kadina in rural South Australia on 7 June 1945, Olsen was the son of Stanley John Olsen, owner of an agriculturatniachine and motor vehicle business, and his wife Joyce Rosalind, née Heath. He was educated at l(adlna Memorial High Scho

Marshall and conceded defealfYlighaltas introduced to the election dyI' fr .' '' . function by forme Liberal Premier John OlserNnd claimed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labor's 19, a bare majority of two - the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victo

icx<JEci.-1-e.o ArleAtc4-1 A-Nti s -tG2Cc. Meatstiou_i egemn:-;Q. op- *BOrn In Kadlna in rural South Australia on 7 June 1945, Olsen was the son of Stanley John Olsen, owner of an agriculturattflichine and motor vehicle business, and his wife Joyce Rosalind, nee Heath. He was educated at ,j(Kaclina Memorial High

honed Steven Marshall and conceded defeat arshal was introduced to the election day function b forme' iberal Premier John Olsen nd claimed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to La• o s are majority of two — the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's victory in

s clearly the maintains for John Olsen. • Iltkie„0.3Ca i*St •S e't:. So n In Kadina in rural South Australia on 7 June 1945, Olsen was the son of Stanley John Olsen, owner of an agricultural niftehine and motor vehicle business and his wife Joyce Rosalind. née Heath. He was educated at Kacilna Memorial High Sch

honed Steven Marshall and conceded defea arshal was introduced to the election day function by forme iberal Premier John Olsen nd claimed victory. The SA Liberals had won the election with 25 seats to Labors T9,--a- bare majority of two - the first time the Liberals had won a state election since Olsen's vict

ohn Olsen. • 7c1Creo APIEANca mc-a-tscielt-c_r PIZEt-',i EP. oC . Born In Icadina in rural South Australia on 7 June 1945, Olsen was the son of Stanley John Olsen, owner of an agricuiturahtllachine and motor vehicle business, and his wife Joyce Rosalind, nee Heath. He was educated at PhKadina Memorial High Sc