List of premiers of Western Australia by age

Living as of 5 November 2024

Premier	Date of birth	Premier
Peter Dowding	(1943-10-06) 6 October 1943	1988–1990
Brian Burke	(1947-02-25) 25 February 1947	1983–1988
Richard Court	(1947-09-27) 27 September 1947	1993–2001
Carmen Lawrence	(1948-03-02) 2 March 1948	1995–2005
Colin Barnett	(1950-07-15) 15 July 1950	2008–2017
Geoff Gallop	(1951-09-27) 27 September 1951	2001–2006
Alan Carpenter	(1957-01-04) 4 January 1957	2006–2008
Roger Cook	(1965-08-20) 20 August 1965	2023–
Mark McGowan	(1967-07-13) 13 July 1967	2017–2023

This is a list of premiers of Western Australia by age, including when they were born, what age they were when they were appointed premier, what age were they when they left the office and the age at which they died, or their current age as of 5 November 2024 if they are still alive. The table can be sorted by each different category.

The date of appointment as premier is the date on which they were sworn in by the Governor for their first term. The day on which they departed office is the final day of their final term. This is either the day a new premier was appointed or their date of death if they died whilst in office.

Overview

The median age of a Premier on the first day of their first term is roughly 49 years, and 353 days which falls between Mark McGowan and Philip Collier. The youngest person to assume the office was John Scaddan at 35 years and 64 days. The oldest person to assume office was John Tonkin at 69 years and 29 days.

The oldest living former premier is Peter Dowding, born 6 October 1943 (age 81 years, 30 days). The youngest living former premier is Mark McGowan, born 13 July 1967, (age 57 years, 115 days).

The longest-lived premier was Charles Court who died on 22 December 2007 aged 96 years and 84 days. John Tonkin was the second longest-lived premier, aged 93 years and 260 days, 2 years and 189 days short of Court. The oldest living premier, Peter Dowding will tie Tonkin if he lives to 23 June 2037, and tie Court if he lives to 29 December 2039. The shortest-lived Premier was George Leake who died in office at the age of 45 years and 203 days on 24 June 1902.

The premier with the longest retirement is Frank Wise. He left office on 1 April 1947, and died 39 years and 89 days later on 29 June 1986. Brian Burke left office on 25 February 1988. If he's still alive on 25 May 2027, he will surpass Wise's record, and become the premier with the longest retirement. The premier with the shortest retirement is Frank Wilson, who died on 7 December 1918, 1 year and 162 days after leaving office on 28 June 1917.

#	Premier	Born	Took office	Age	Left office	Age	Died	Length of retirement	Lifespan
1	John Forrest	22 August 1847	29 December 1890	43 years, 129 days	15 February 1901	53 years, 177 days	2 September 1918	17 years, 199 days	71 years, 11 days
2	George Throssell	23 May 1840	15 February 1901	60 years, 268 days	27 May 1901	61 years, 4 days	30 August 1910	9 years, 95 days	70 years, 99 days
3	George Leake	3 December 1856	27 May 1901	44 years, 175 days	24 June 1902	45 years, 203 days	24 June 1902	N/A	45 years, 203 days
4	Alf Morgans	17 February 1850	21 November 1901	51 years, 277 days	23 December 1901	51 years, 309 days	10 August 1933	31 years, 230 days	83 years, 174 days
5	Walter James	29 March 1863	1 July 1902	39 years, 94 days	10 August 1904	41 years, 134 days	3 January 1943	38 years, 146 days	79 years, 280 days
6	Henry Daglish	18 November 1866	10 August 1904	37 years, 266 days	25 August 1905	38 years, 280 days	16 August 1920	14 years, 357 days	53 years, 272 days
7	Hector Rason	18 June 1858	25 August 1905	47 years, 68 days	7 May 1906	47 years, 323 days	15 March 1927	20 years, 312 days	68 years, 270 days
8	Newton Moore	17 May 1870	7 May 1906	35 years, 355 days	16 September 1910	40 years, 122 days	28 October 1936	26 years, 42 days	66 years, 164 days
9	Frank Wilson	12 May 1859	16 September 1910	51 years, 127 days	28 June 1917	58 years, 47 days	7 December 1918	1 year, 162 days	59 years, 209 days
10	John Scaddan	4 August 1876	7 October 1911	35 years, 64 days	26 July 1916	39 years, 357 days	21 November 1934	18 years, 118 days	58 years, 109 days
11	Henry Lefroy	24 March 1854	28 June 1917	63 years, 96 days	17 April 1919	65 years, 24 days	19 March 1930	10 years, 336 days	75 years, 360 days
12	Hal Colebatch	29 March 1872	17 April 1919	47 years, 19 days	17 May 1919	47 years, 49 days	12 February 1953	33 years, 271 days	80 years, 320 days
13	James Mitchell	27 April 1866	17 May 1919	53 years, 20 days	24 April 1933	66 years, 362 days	26 July 1951	18 years, 93 days	85 years, 90 days
14	Philip Collier	21 April 1873	16 April 1924	50 years, 361 days	19 August 1936	63 years, 120 days	18 October 1948	12 years, 60 days	75 years, 180 days
15	John Willcock	9 August 1879	20 August 1936	57 years, 11 days	31 July 1945	65 years, 356 days	7 June 1956	11 years, 311 days	77 years, 302 days
16	Frank Wise	30 May 1897	31 July 1945	48 years, 62 days	1 April 1947	49 years, 306 days	29 June 1986	39 years, 89 days	89 years, 30 days
17	Ross McLarty	17 March 1891	1 April 1947	56 years, 15 days	23 February 1953	61 years, 343 days	22 December 1962	9 years, 302 days	71 years, 280 days
18	Albert Hawke	3 December 1900	23 February 1953	52 years, 82 days	2 April 1959	58 years, 120 days	14 February 1986	26 years, 318 days	85 years, 73 days
19	David Brand	1 August 1912	2 April 1959	46 years, 244 days	3 March 1971	58 years, 214 days	15 April 1979	8 years, 43 days	66 years, 257 days
20	John Tonkin	2 February 1902	3 March 1971	69 years, 29 days	8 April 1974	72 years, 65 days	20 October 1995	21 years, 195 days	93 years, 260 days
21	Charles Court	29 September 1911	8 April 1974	62 years, 191 days	25 January 1982	70 years, 118 days	22 December 2007	25 years, 331 days	96 years, 84 days
22	Ray O'Connor	6 March 1926	25 January 1982	55 years, 325 days	25 February 1983	56 years, 356 days	25 February 2013	30 years, 0 days	86 years, 356 days
23	Brian Burke	25 February 1947	25 February 1983	36 years, 0 days	25 February 1988	41 years, 0 days		36 years, 254 days	77 years, 254 days
24	Peter Dowding	6 October 1943	25 February 1988	44 years, 142 days	12 February 1990	46 years, 129 days		34 years, 267 days	81 years, 30 days
25	Carmen Lawrence	2 March 1948	12 February 1990	41 years, 347 days	16 February 1993	44 years, 351 days		31 years, 263 days	76 years, 248 days
26	Richard Court	27 September 1947	16 February 1993	45 years, 142 days	10 February 2001	53 years, 136 days		23 years, 269 days	77 years, 39 days
27	Geoff Gallop	27 September 1951	10 February 2001	49 years, 136 days	25 January 2006	54 years, 120 days		18 years, 285 days	73 years, 39 days
28	Alan Carpenter	4 January 1957	25 January 2006	49 years, 21 days	23 September 2008	51 years, 263 days		16 years, 43 days	67 years, 306 days
29	Colin Barnett	15 July 1950	23 September 2008	58 years, 70 days	17 March 2017	66 years, 245 days		7 years, 233 days	74 years, 113 days
30	Mark McGowan	13 July 1967	17 March 2017	49 years, 247 days	8 June 2023	55 years, 330 days		1 year, 150 days	57 years, 115 days
31	Roger Cook	20 August 1965	8 June 2023	55 years, 330 days	Incumbent	Incumbent		Incumbent	59 years, 77 days

Timeline of living premiers

This is a chronological list of all who served as the Premier of Western Australia and were still living, at different periods in history. There has been only one time period when there was only one living premier, beginning with the appointment of John Forrest in December 1890 and ending with the appointment of George Throssell in February 1901.

There have been four time periods when 9 living current or former premiers co-existed. The first period was from the appointment of Henry Lefroy on 28 June 1917 to the death of John Forrest on 2 September 1918. The second period was from the appointment of James Mitchell on 17 May 1919 to the death of Henry Dalglish on 16 August 1920. The third and longest period was from the appointment of Philip Collier on 16 April 1924 to the death of Hector Rason on 15 March 1927. The fourth and most recent period has been ongoing since the appointment of Roger Cook on 8 June 2023.

If one includes future premiers as well as past and current premiers, there have been two time periods when 19 different premiers co-existed. (see Statistics)

Number of premiers alive at each moment in Western Australian history

Start date	End date	Start event	Duration	End event	Living premiers
29 December 1890	15 February 1901	Appointment of John Forrest	10 years, 47 days	Appointment of George Throssell	1	Forrest
15 February 1901	27 May 1901	Appointment of George Throssell	102 days	Appointment of George Leake	2	Forrest Throssell
27 May 1901	21 November 1901	Appointment of George Leake	178 days	Appointment of Alf Morgans	3	Forrest Throssell Leake
21 November 1901	24 June 1902	Appointment of Alf Morgans	215 days	Death of George Leake	4	Forrest Throssell Leake Morgans
24 June 1902	1 July 1902	Death of George Leake	7 days	Appointment of Walter James	3	Forrest Throssell Morgans
1 July 1902	10 August 1904	Appointment of Walter James	2 years, 40 days	Appointment of Henry Dalglish	4	Forrest Throssell Morgans James
10 August 1904	25 August 1905	Appointment of Henry Dalglish	1 year, 15 days	Appointment of Hector Rason	5	Forrest Throssell Morgans James Dalglish
25 August 1905	7 May 1906	Appointment of Hector Rason	255 days	Appointment of Newton Moore	6	Forrest Throssell Morgans James Dalglish Rason
7 May 1906	30 August 1910	Appointment of Newton Moore	4 years, 115 days	Death of George Throssell	7	Forrest Throssell Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore
30 August 1910	16 September 1910	Death of George Throssell	17 days	Appointment of Frank Wilson	6	Forrest Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore
16 September 1910	7 October 1911	Appointment of Frank Wilson	1 year, 21 days	Appointment of John Scaddan	7	Forrest Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Wilson
7 October 1911	28 June 1917	Appointment of John Scaddan	5 years, 264 days	Appointment of Henry Lefroy	8	Forrest Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Wilson Scaddan
28 June 1917	2 September 1918	Appointment of Henry Lefroy	1 year, 66 days	Death of John Forrest	9	Forrest Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Wilson Scaddan Lefroy
2 September 1918	7 December 1918	Death of John Forrest	96 days	Death of Frank Wilson	8	Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Wilson Scaddan Lefroy
7 December 1918	17 April 1919	Death of Frank Wilson	131 days	Appointment of Hal Colebatch	7	Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Scaddan Lefroy
17 April 1919	17 May 1919	Appointment of Hal Colebatch	30 days	Appointment of James Mitchell	8	Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Scaddan Lefroy Colebatch
17 May 1919	16 August 1920	Appointment of James Mitchell	1 year, 91 days	Death of Henry Dalglish	9	Morgans James Dalglish Rason Moore Scaddan Lefroy Colebatch Mitchell
16 August 1920	16 April 1924	Death of Henry Dalglish	3 years, 244 days	Appointment of Philip Collier	8	Morgans James Rason Moore Scaddan Lefroy Colebatch Mitchell
16 April 1924	15 March 1927	Appointment of Philip Collier	2 years, 333 days	Death of Hector Rason	9	Morgans James Rason Moore Scaddan Lefroy Colebatch Mitchell Collier
15 March 1927	19 March 1930	Death of Hector Rason	3 years, 4 days	Death of Henry Lefroy	8	Morgans James Moore Scaddan Lefroy Colebatch Mitchell Collier
19 March 1930	10 August 1933	Death of Henry Lefroy	3 years, 144 days	Death of Alf Morgans	7	Morgans James Moore Scaddan Colebatch Mitchell Collier
10 August 1933	21 November 1934	Death of Alf Morgans	1 year, 103 days	Death of John Scaddan	6	James Moore Scaddan Colebatch Mitchell Collier
21 November 1934	20 August 1936	Death of John Scaddan	1 year, 273 days	Appointment of John Willcock	5	James Moore Colebatch Mitchell Collier
20 August 1936	28 October 1936	Appointment of John Willcock	69 days	Death of Newton Moore	6	James Moore Colebatch Mitchell Collier Willcock
28 October 1936	3 January 1943	Death of Newton Moore	6 years, 67 days	Death of Walter James	5	James Colebatch Mitchell Collier Willcock
3 January 1943	31 July 1945	Death of Walter James	2 years, 209 days	Appointment of Frank Wise	4	Colebatch Mitchell Collier Willcock
31 July 1945	1 April 1947	Appointment of Frank Wise	1 year, 244 days	Appointment of Ross McLarty	5	Colebatch Mitchell Collier Willcock Wise
1 April 1947	18 October 1948	Appointment of Ross McLarty	1 year, 200 days	Death of Philip Collier	6	Colebatch Mitchell Collier Willcock Wise McLarty
18 October 1948	26 July 1951	Death of Philip Collier	2 years, 281 days	Death of James Mitchell	5	Colebatch Mitchell Willcock Wise McLarty
26 July 1951	12 February 1953	Death of James Mitchell	1 year, 201 days	Death of Hal Colebatch	5	Colebatch Willcock Wise McLarty
12 February 1953	23 February 1953	Death of Hal Colebatch	0 days	Appointment of Albert Hawke	3	Willcock Wise McLarty
23 February 1953	7 June 1956	Appointment of Albert Hawke	3 years, 105 days	Death of John Willcock	4	Willcock Wise McLarty Hawke
7 June 1956	2 April 1959	Death of John Willcock	2 years, 299 days	Appointment of David Brand	3	Wise McLarty Hawke
2 April 1959	22 December 1962	Appointment of David Brand	3 years, 264 days	Death of Ross McLarty	4	Wise McLarty Hawke Brand
22 December 1962	3 March 1971	Death of Ross McLarty	8 years, 71 days	Appointment of John Tonkin	3	Wise Hawke Brand
3 March 1971	8 April 1974	Appointment of John Tonkin	3 years, 36 days	Appointment of Charles Court	4	Wise Hawke Brand Tonkin
8 April 1974	15 April 1979	Appointment of Charles Court	5 years, 7 days	Death of David Brand	5	Wise Hawke Brand Tonkin C. Court
15 April 1979	25 January 1982	Death of David Brand	2 years, 285 days	Appointment of Ray O'Connor	4	Wise Hawke Tonkin C. Court
25 January 1982	25 February 1983	Appointment of Ray O'Connor	1 year, 31 days	Appointment of Brian Burke	5	Wise Hawke Tonkin C. Court O'Connor
25 February 1983	14 February 1986	Appointment of Brian Burke	2 years, 354 days	Death of Albert Hawke	6	Wise Hawke Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke
14 February 1986	29 June 1986	Death of Albert Hawke	135 days	Death of Frank Wise	5	Wise Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke
29 June 1986	25 February 1988	Death of Frank Wise	1 year, 241 days	Appointment of Peter Dowding	4	Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke
25 February 1988	12 February 1990	Appointment of Peter Dowding	1 year, 352 days	Appointment of Carmen Lawrence	5	Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding
12 February 1990	16 February 1993	Appointment of Carmen Lawrence	3 years, 4 days	Appointment of Richard Court	6	Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence
16 February 1993	20 October 1995	Appointment of Richard Court	2 years, 246 days	Death of John Tonkin	7	Tonkin C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court
20 October 1995	10 February 2001	Death of John Tonkin	5 years, 113 days	Appointment of Geoff Gallop	6	C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court
10 February 2001	25 January 2006	Appointment of Geoff Gallop	4 years, 349 days	Appointment of Alan Carpenter	7	C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop
25 January 2006	22 December 2007	Appointment of Alan Carpenter	1 year, 331 days	Death of Charles Court	8	C. Court O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter
22 December 2007	23 September 2008	Death of Charles Court	276 days	Appointment of Colin Barnett	7	O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter
23 September 2008	25 February 2013	Appointment of Colin Barnett	4 years, 155 days	Death of Ray O'Connor	8	O'Connor Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter Barnett
25 February 2013	17 March 2017	Death of Ray O'Connor	4 years, 20 days	Appointment of Mark McGowan	7	Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter Barnett
17 March 2017	8 June 2023	Appointment of Mark McGowan	6 years, 83 days	Appointment of Roger Cook	8	Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter Barnett McGowan
8 June 2023	present	Appointment of Roger Cook	1 year, 150 days	present	9	Burke Dowding Lawrence R. Court Gallop Carpenter Barnett McGowan Cook

Statistics

• Because he was the first premier, and the fact that there have been at least three premiers living since the appointment of George Leake on 27 May 1901, John Forrest is the only person to ever hold the distinction of being the only living premier (from 29 December 1890 to 15 February 1901).
• In addition, George Throssell (from 15 February 1901 to 27 May 1901) is the only other person to have been one of two or less living premiers.
• During four periods in the History of Western Australia has there been 9 living premiers. The first such period was from 28 June 1917 to 2 September 1918 (when John Forrest, Alf Morgans, Walter James, Henry Daglish, Hector Rason, Newton Moore, Frank Wilson, John Scaddan, and Henry Lefroy were alive). The second period was from 17 May 1919 to 16 August 1920 (when Alf Morgans, Walter James, Henry Daglish, Hector Rason, Newton Moore, John Scaddan, Henry Lefroy, Hal Colebatch, and James Mitchell were alive). The third period was from 16 April 1924 to 15 March 1927 (when Alf Morgans, Walter James, Hector Rason, Newton Moore, John Scaddan, Henry Lefroy, Hal Colebatch, James Mitchell, and Philip Collier were alive). The fourth and most recent period has been ongoing since 8 June 2023 (with Brian Burke, Peter Dowding, Carmen Lawrence, Richard Court, Geoff Gallop, Alan Carpenter, Colin Barnett, Mark McGowan, and Roger Cook as the living premiers).
• John Forrest was the only person to be both one of two or less living premiers (from 29 December 1890 to 27 May 1901) and one of the 9 living premiers (from 28 June 1917 to 2 September 1918).
• There have been 16 administrations during which a premier has not died, the most recent being the administration of Mark McGowan. This does not include the administration of George Leake (who was himself the only premier to die during his administration) nor the administration of the incumbent Roger Cook as no premier has died since Ray O'Connor who died during the administration of Colin Barnett.
  • Conversely, only during the administration of Philip Collier has there been as many as four deaths during an administration. Only once (during the administration of Ross McLarty) has there been as many as three deaths during an administration.
• John Forrest holds the distinction of serving for the longest period without the death of premier during his term (10 years and 47 days).
• The longest period between deaths of premiers was the 16 years and 114 days days between the deaths of Ross McLarty on 22 December 1962 and David Brand on 15 April 1979. The shortest period was the 96 days between the deaths of John Forrest on 2 September 1918 and Frank Wilson on 7 December 1918.
  • If the longest period between deaths is to be exceeded, no premier must die before 19 June 2029 (the current oldest and second oldest surviving premiers, Peter Dowding and Brian Burke, would then be 86 and 82 years old respectively).
  • The second longest period is the 12 years and 63 days between the deaths of John Tonkin on 20 October 1995 and Charles Court on 22 December 2007.
• Only twice (in 1918 and 1986) have two premiers died in the same year.
• Following his administration's end in 1901, Alf Morgans lived to see a record 14 administrations prior to his death in August 1933. Walter James follows with 13 administrations after his own administration ended in 1904, prior to his death in January 1943. In modern times, the premier to have lived to see the most administrations following their own is Brian Burke, with 8 so far following the end of his administration in 1988.
• If one includes future as well as past and current premiers, the record sits at 19:
  • Between John Tonkin's birth on 2 February 1902 and George Leake's death on 24 June 1902, the following premiers were alive: John Forrest, George Throssell, George Leake, Alf Morgans, Walter James, Henry Daglish, Hector Rason, Newton Moore, Frank Wilson, John Scaddan, Henry Lefroy, Hal Colebatch, James Mitchell, Philip Collier, John Willcock, Frank Wise, Ross McLarty, Albert Hawke, and John Tonkin.
  • Between David Brand's birth on 1 August 1912 and John Forrest's death on 2 September 1918, the following premiers were alive: John Forrest, Alf Morgans, Walter James, Henry Daglish, Hector Rason, Newton Moore, Frank Wilson, John Scaddan, Henry Lefroy, Hal Colebatch, James Mitchell, Philip Collier, John Willcock, Frank Wise, Ross McLarty, Albert Hawke, David Brand, John Tonkin, and Charles Court.
• Since the appointment of John Tonkin on 3 March 1971 (a period of 53 years, 247 days), there have been at least four premiers living, and since the appointment of Peter Dowding on 25 February 1988 (a period of 36 years, 254 days), there have been at least five premiers living.

Oldest living premiers of Western Australia

Not all premiers live to become the oldest of their time. Of the 22 deceased premiers, 12 eventually became the oldest of their time, while 10 did not. Frank Wise became the oldest living premier when Ross McLarty died in 1962 and remained so until his death in 1986, for a record 23 years and 189 days. Hal Colebatch became the oldest living premier when James Mitchell died in 1951, but he survived Mitchell by only 1 year and 201 days.

On one occasion the oldest living premier lost this distinction not by his death, but due to the appointment of a premier who was older. John Forrest lost this distinction when George Throssell was appointed, but when Throssell died in 1910, Forrest regained it again until his own death in 1918 for a total period of 18 years and 51 days. John Tonkin was the oldest to acquire this distinction at the age of 84 years, and 147 days. Albert Hawke, who was aged 85 years, and 73 days when he died, on 14 February 1986 was the oldest and most recent premier to die without ever acquiring this distinction.

Premier	Period when oldest living premier		Age		Duration
	Start date	End date	at start	at end
John Forrest	29 December 1890	15 February 1901	43 years, 129 days	53 years, 177 days	10 years, 48 days
George Throssell	15 February 1901	30 August 1910	60 years, 268 days	70 years, 99 days	9 years, 196 days
John Forrest	30 August 1910	2 September 1918	63 years, 8 days	71 years, 11 days	8 years, 3 days
Alf Morgans	2 September 1918	10 August 1933	68 years, 197 days	83 years, 174 days	14 years, 342 days
Walter James	10 August 1933	3 January 1943	70 years, 134 days	79 years, 280 days	9 years, 146 days
James Mitchell	3 January 1943	26 July 1951	76 years, 251 days	85 years, 90 days	8 years, 204 days
Hal Colebatch	26 July 1951	12 February 1953	79 years, 119 days	80 years, 320 days	1 year, 201 days
John Willcock	12 February 1953	7 June 1956	73 years, 187 days	76 years, 303 days	3 years, 116 days
Ross McLarty	7 June 1956	22 December 1962	65 years, 82 days	71 years, 280 days	6 years, 198 days
Frank Wise	22 December 1962	29 June 1986	65 years, 206 days	89 years, 30 days	23 years, 189 days
John Tonkin	29 June 1986	20 October 1995	84 years, 147 days	93 years, 260 days	9 years, 113 days
Charles Court	20 October 1995	22 December 2007	84 years, 21 days	96 years, 84 days	12 years, 63 days
Ray O'Connor	22 December 2007	25 February 2013	81 years, 291 days	86 years, 356 days	5 years, 65 days
Peter Dowding	25 February 2013	Current oldest living premier	69 years, 142 days	Current oldest living premier	11 years, 254 days
Premier	Start date	End date	Age at start	Age at end	Duration

See also

• Premier of Western Australia
• List of premiers of Western Australia by time in office
• List of prime ministers of Australia by age
• List of premiers of New South Wales by age
• List of premiers of Queensland by age
• List of premiers of South Australia by age
• List of premiers of Tasmania by age
• List of premiers of Victoria by age

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