1972_Queensland_state_election
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1972 in Australia1985 Rockhampton state by-election2000 Woodridge state by-electionAustralian Labor Party (Queensland Branch)Bill D'ArcyBill Gunn (Queensland politician, born 1920)Bill KausBjelke-Petersen MinistryBjelkemanderBruce BishopCandidates of the 1972 Queensland state electionCol BennettDavid Nicholson (Australian politician)Edwin Wallis-SmithElectoral district of Auburn (Queensland)Electoral district of BurkeElectoral district of HawthorneElectoral district of LandsboroughElectoral district of WolstonElectoral results for the district of AlbertElectoral results for the district of ArcherfieldElectoral results for the district of AshgroveElectoral results for the district of AspleyElectoral results for the district of Auburn (Queensland)Electoral results for the district of BalonneElectoral results for the district of BarambahElectoral results for the district of BaroonaElectoral results for the district of Barron RiverElectoral results for the district of Belmont (Queensland)
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Elections were held in the Aus ...... ory under Joh Bjelke-Petersen.
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1972-05-27
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1972 Queensland state election
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Country/Liberal coalition
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Country/Liberal coalition
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Queensland
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1972-05-27
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1966-10-12
1968-08-08
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Australian Labor Party
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Country/Liberal coalition
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Democratic Labor Party
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Country QLD
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DLP QLD
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Independent
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Labor QLD
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Liberal QLD
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All 82 seats in the Legislative Assembly of Queensland
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Queensland state election
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