Jack Ferguson
New South Wales politician
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Jack Ferguson
New South Wales politician
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Laurie John ("Jack") Ferguson ...... South Wales from 1976 to 1984.
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1962-02-05
1968-01-23
1984-02-10
1984-03-05
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1959-03-21
1962-03-03
1968-02-24
1976-05-14
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2002-09-17
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Deputy Premier of New South Wales
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Premier
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Mary Ellen Bett
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Seat abolished
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New South Wales politician
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Laurie John ("Jack") Ferguson ...... South Wales from 1976 to 1984.
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Jack Ferguson
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Jack
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Jack Ferguson
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Ferguson
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