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Thomas Collins (Australian politician)

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in 1906, where in 1911 he began his own business, which prospered. On 17 February 1914 he married Ruby Violet Summerhayes. He built his firm Collins, Ellerman & Co., to one of the largest stock and property businesses in
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became leader. Menzies, perhaps in gratitude, made Collins Minister Assisting the Prime Minister (dealing with external territories) and Minister Assisting the Minister for the Interior. In June 1941 he was appointed
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On 26 April Menzies formed a government, and Page resigned as leader of the Country Party. Collins, Fadden, Corser and Badman were not permitted to vote in the subsequent leadership ballot, in which Page supporter
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from becoming Prime Minister by exploiting UAP divisions. Collins voiced support of Page on radio, but the following day Page attacked Menzies in parliament, causing
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Known for his charity, skill and support of many sports, Collins considered standing again for parliament, but died on 15 April 1945 of a sudden
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to resign from the Country Party. Collins too distanced himself from Page and, together with
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Collins had always been interested in politics and had contested the federal seat of
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National Party of Australia members of the Parliament of Australia
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Members of the Australian House of Representatives for Hume
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The Honourable

Postmaster-General of Australia
Robert Menzies
Arthur Fadden
George McLeay
Bill Ashley
Australian Parliament
Hume
Parker Moloney
Arthur Fuller
Yass, New South Wales
Young, New South Wales
Country
Country Party
House of Representatives
Postmaster-General of Australia
Yass
Australian Commonwealth Horse
Boer War
Young
New South Wales
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