Sir Frank Nicklin

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Sir Frank Nicklin was an Australian politician who served as Premier of Queensland from 1957 to 1968 and was a long-time leader of the Country Party.

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instanceOf Australian politician
Premier of Queensland
human
awardReceived Knight Commander of the Order of St Michael and St George
conflictParticipatedIn First World War
linked to: World War I
countryOfCitizenship Australia
countryRepresented Australia
dateOfBirth 1895-08-06
dateOfDeath 1978-01-29
electoralDistrictRepresented Landsborough
Murrumba
endTime 1968-01-17
endTimeAsLeaderOfCountryParty 1968
endTimeAsPremierOfQueensland 1968
familyName Nicklin
fieldOfWork state politics
givenName George
hasGender male
headOfGovernment Queensland
honorificPrefix Sir
honorificSuffix KCMG
legislativeBody Queensland Legislative Assembly
memberOfPoliticalParty Country Party
Country and Progressive National Party
militaryService Australian Imperial Force
notableFor ending a long period of Labor rule in Queensland in 1957
notableWork Leadership of the Queensland Country Party government 1957–1968
occupation farmer
politician
placeOfBirth Murwillumbah, New South Wales, Australia
placeOfDeath Nambour, Queensland, Australia
positionHeld Leader of the Country Party in Queensland
Member of the Queensland Legislative Assembly
Premier of Queensland
precededBy Vince Gair
religion Methodism
residence Queensland
startTime 1957-08-12
startTimeAsLeaderOfCountryParty 1941
startTimeAsPremierOfQueensland 1957
succeededBy Jack Pizzey

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Nicklin namedAfter Sir Frank Nicklin