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701:. In Canberra, Crean advanced rapidly, since he was one of the few Labor members with formal qualifications in economics. Elected to the Opposition front-bench in 1956, he became, in effect, shadow Treasurer (although Labor did not have a formal shadow ministry until 1969). This position he held for 16 years. During the 1960s Crean was sometimes considered as a possible party leader, but his rather plodding public image meant that he was overtaken by 898: 45: 682: 1436: 779:
From 1978 to 2004, Crean was chairman of the New Hope Migrant and Refugee Centre. In July 2006 it was reported that he was too frail to travel interstate for Gough Whitlam's 90th birthday function.
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faith. He was known as Francis in his early life, but later changed his name to the less Irish Catholic-sounding Frank. He graduated from the
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Crean died following a short illness on 2 December 2008, the 36th anniversary of the election of the Whitlam government in 1972.
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with degrees in arts and commerce and a diploma in public administration, and became an accountant and tax consultant.
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in 1975, and for its final six months was also deputy prime minister, replacing Cairns when he became embroiled in the
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in 1945. He lost his seat in 1947 and reclaimed it in 1949, but quit state politics two years later to stand at the
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in August 1985. A massive search failed to find him. His remains were found more than two years later.
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In 1946, Crean married Mary Findlay, with whom he had three sons. One of these,
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Australian Government notice: "State Funeral: The Honourable Frank Crean",
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Stewart Ian (1974). "Inflation Troubles Australian Labor Party."
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Frith, Marion (1995). "Family Politics--Like Father, Like Son."
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In July 1975 Whitlam sacked Cairns over his involvement in the
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Trumbull, Robert (1973). "Problems Cloud Whitlam's Image."
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for most of that time. He became Treasurer after the
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Frank Crean (civil engineer)
The Honourable

Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
Gough Whitlam
Jim Cairns
Doug Anthony
Minister for Overseas Trade
Gough Whitlam
Jim Cairns
Doug Anthony
Treasurer of Australia
Gough Whitlam
Gough Whitlam
Jim Cairns
Deputy Leader of the Labor Party
Gough Whitlam
Dr. Jim Cairns
Tom Uren
Australian Parliament
Melbourne Ports
Jack Holloway
Clyde Holding
Member of the Victorian Legislative Assembly
William Quirk
Robert Pettiona
Prahran
William Haworth
Roy Schilling
Albert Park

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