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- Anna_Bligh abstract "Anna Maria Bligh (born 14 July 1960) is an Australian politician and the 37th Premier of Queensland from 2007 to 2012. Bligh was an Australian Labor Party member of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland seat of South Brisbane from 1995 to 2012.Bligh was the first woman to be appointed Premier of Queensland, the third female Premier of an Australian state, and the sixth female head of government of an Australian state or territory. She led Labor to victory in the 2009 Queensland state election, becoming the first woman elected in her own right as a state premier in Australia.Bligh attempted to win a second full term as Premier in the 2012 state election. However, her party suffered the worst defeat of a sitting government in Queensland history, winning only seven seats. In the wake of the loss, Bligh announced her immediate resignation as leader of the Queensland Labor Party. She also announced that she would resign from parliament and retire from politics, effective 30 March 2012. She was appointed CEO of YWCA New South Wales in 2014.".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsEndDate "2001-02-22".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsEndDate "2005-07-28".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsEndDate "2007-09-13".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsEndDate "2011-02-21".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsEndDate "2012-03-26".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "1998-06-29".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2001-02-22".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2004-02-12".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2005-07-28".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2006-02-02".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2007-09-13".
- Anna_Bligh activeYearsStartDate "2011-02-21".
- Anna_Bligh almaMater University_of_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh birthDate "1960-07-14".
- Anna_Bligh birthPlace Warwick,_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh birthYear "1960".
- Anna_Bligh deputy Andrew_Fraser_(Queensland_politician).
- Anna_Bligh deputy Paul_Lucas_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh governor Penelope_Wensley.
- Anna_Bligh governor Quentin_Bryce.
- Anna_Bligh office "(Elections: 2009, 2012)".
- Anna_Bligh office "37th Premier of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Deputy Premier of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Leader of the Australian Labor Party in Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Education of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Families, Community Services, Disability Services and Youth of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Reconstruction of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for the Arts of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Treasurer of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Anna_Bligh successor Andrew_Fraser_(Queensland_politician).
- Anna_Bligh successor Annastacia_Palaszczuk.
- Anna_Bligh successor Campbell_Newman.
- Anna_Bligh successor Jeff_Seeney.
- Anna_Bligh successor Paul_Lucas_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh successor Rachel_Nolan.
- Anna_Bligh successor Rod_Welford.
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- Anna_Bligh wikiPageExternalLink www.anna4queensland.com.au.
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- Anna_Bligh after John_Mickel.
- Anna_Bligh after Judy_Spence.
- Anna_Bligh after Paul_Lucas_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh after Peter_Beattie.
- Anna_Bligh after Rod_Welford.
- Anna_Bligh almaMater University_of_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister for Innovation".
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister for State Development and Innovation".
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister for State Development".
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister for Trade".
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister for the Arts".
- Anna_Bligh as "Minister of Education".
- Anna_Bligh before Matt_Foley_(Australian_politician).
- Anna_Bligh before Naomi_Wilson.
- Anna_Bligh before Peter_Beattie.
- Anna_Bligh before Tony_McGrady.
- Anna_Bligh before "Herself".
- Anna_Bligh birthDate "1960-07-14".
- Anna_Bligh birthPlace Warwick,_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh constituencyMp Electoral_district_of_South_Brisbane.
- Anna_Bligh dateOfBirth "1960-07-14".
- Anna_Bligh deputy Andrew_Fraser_(Queensland_politician).
- Anna_Bligh deputy Paul_Lucas_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh governor Penelope_Wensley.
- Anna_Bligh governor Quentin_Bryce.
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- Anna_Bligh honorificPrefix The_Honourable.
- Anna_Bligh name "Anna Bligh".
- Anna_Bligh name "Bligh, Anna".
- Anna_Bligh office Deputy_Premier_of_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh office Treasurer_of_Queensland.
- Anna_Bligh office "(Elections: 2009, 2012)".
- Anna_Bligh office "37".
- Anna_Bligh office "Leader of the Australian Labor Party in Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Education of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Families, Community Services, Disability Services and Youth of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for Reconstruction of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh office "Minister for the Arts of Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh parliament "Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh party Australian_Labor_Party.
- Anna_Bligh placeOfBirth "Warwick, Queensland".
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Anne_Warner_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Dean_Wells_(politician).
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Matt_Foley_(Australian_politician).
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Naomi_Wilson.
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Peter_Beattie.
- Anna_Bligh predecessor Terry_Mackenroth.
- Anna_Bligh predecessor "New position".