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| Position | Premier |
| Political Party | Australian Labor Party |
| Minister | Premier
Minister for Economic Development
Minister for Social Inclusion
Minister for The Arts
Minister for Sustainability and Climate Change
Member of the Executive Council
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| Electorate | Ramsay |
| House | House of Assembly |
| Date elected | Dec 7 1985 |
| Qualifications | MA, JP |
| Email | ramsay@parliament.sa.gov.au
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Career Information |
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| 07 Dec '85 | Ramsay | | 14 Dec '89-01 Oct '92 | Minister of Employment and Further Education, Minister of Youth Affairs, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs, Minister Assisting the Minister of Ethnic Affairs | | 01 Oct '92-03 Sep '93 | Minister of State Services | | 01 Oct '92-14 Dec '93 | Minister of Business and Regional Development, Minister of Tourism | | 20 Sep '94-05 Mar '02 | Leader of the Opposition | | 05 Mar '02 | Member of Executive Council | | 05 Mar '02 | Premier | | 05 Mar '02 | Minister for The Arts | | 05 Mar '02 | Minister for Employment and Training | | 05 Mar '02 | Minister of Economic Development | | 05 Mar '02-23 Mar '06 | Minister for Volunteers | | 05 Mar '04 | Minister for Social Inclusion | | 17 Mar '05-23 Mar '05 | Minister for Transport | | 17 Mar '05-23 Mar '05 | Minister for Urban Development and Planning | | 17 Mar '05-23 Mar '05 | Minister for Science and Information Economy | | 23 Mar '06 | Minister for Sustainability and Climate Change | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Agriculture, Food and Fisheries | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Forests | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Regional Development | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Correctional Services | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Road Safety | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister for Gambling | | 02 Mar '09-03 Mar '09 | Minister Assisting the Minister for Multicultural Affairs |
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Biography |
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| Education | BA University of Auckland;
MA (Hons) (Political Studies) University of Auckland |
| Prior Occupation | Principal Press Secretary to the Premier of SA |
| Public Activities | Patron of Ravens Netball Team;
Patron of Salisbury United Soccer Club;
Board of Urban Myth Youth Theatre;
Australian Education Council;
Patron of Justice for Cyprus Committee;
Mike Rann was born in the United Kingdom and emigrated to New Zealand with his family before moving to South Australia to serve on the staff of the then Premier Don Dunstan.
Mike Rann entered the House of Assembly of the South Australian Parliament on 7 December 1985 as the Labor Member for Briggs, later Ramsay (covering the Adelaide Metropolitan area of Salisbury). In December 1989 he was appointed to the Bannon Government Cabinet as Minister for Employment and Further Education, Minister of Youth Affairs, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Minister assisting in Ethnic Affairs. In September 1992 he became Minister for Business and Regional Development, Minister of Tourism and Minister of State Services.
The change of government in 1993 saw Mike elected Deputy Leader of the Opposition for a brief period and become Leader of the Opposition in late 1994.
At the February 2002 State election the result provided neither major party with a majority of seats and therefore unable to form a government without the support of one or more of the four independent members.
With the public support of the independent Member for Hammond, Mr Peter Lewis, and the subsequent confirmation of the support of the majority of the Members of the House at the first sitting of the new Parliament on 5 March 2002. The Labor Party formed Government on 6 March 2002 with Mike Rann as Premier, Minister for Economic Development and Minister for the Arts. |
| More Information | For information about the State electorate district of Ramsay. For general electorate information, please visit the State Electoral Office website. |
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Ministry Telephone:
08 8463 3166
Ministry Facsimile:
08 8463 3168
Ministry Email:
premier@saugov.sa.gov.au
Ministry Address:
15th Floor, State Administration Centre, 200 Victoria Square, ADELAIDE 5000
Ministry Address:
DX 56201 ADELAIDE
Ministry Postal Address:
GPO Box 2343, ADELAIDE 5001
Electorate Telephone:
08 8258 0480
Electorate Facsimile:
08 8258 5433
Electorate Address:
40-42 Commercial Road, SALISBURY 5108
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