Eric Willis
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Eric Willis was Premier of New South Wales, Australia from January 23, 1976 to May 14, 1976. His premiership was very short, lasting for less than four months. A member of the Liberal Party, his premiership came at the end of the dominant period of government of Liberal Premier Robert Askin. Willis lost power to Labor Opposition Leader Neville Wran who became the longest serving Premier of the state, serving for ten years.
| Preceded by: Thomas Lewis | Premier of New South Wales 1976 | Succeeded by: Neville Wran |
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| Donaldson | Cowper | Parker | Forster | Robertson | Martin | Parkes | Farnell | Stuart | Dibbs | Jennings | Reid | Lyne | See | Waddell | Carruthers | Wade | McGowen | Holman | Storey | Dooley | Fuller | Lang | Bavin | Stevens | Mair | McKell | McGirr | Cahill | Heffron | Renshaw | Askin | Lewis | Willis | Wran | Unsworth | Greiner | Fahey | Carr | |
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