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Charles Kingston

Former Minister for Trade and Tourism of AustraliaWikipedia

Search complete. 4 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Charles Kingston".

Oct 9, 2026

David FlintGUEST
7:54
Before that document was finally approved, it had to then go to London, 10 referendums.
David FlintGUEST
8:03
And there was a proposal in 1891 by the superb Premier of South Australia, Charles Kingston.
David FlintGUEST
8:12
He was a gem.
David FlintGUEST
8:14
He was very much in favour, for example, of extending the franchise to women, which South Australia was the first state to do and Western Australia followed.
David FlintGUEST
9:05
20,000 of the Australian people signing a petition calling for a referendum on that specific question.
David FlintGUEST
9:14
That was what was proposed.
David FlintGUEST
9:16
proposed by Charles Kingston.
David FlintGUEST
9:19
Alfred Deakin, I think most people would know who Alfred Deakin was.
David FlintGUEST
69:23
And we held across the, what are now the Australian states, there were 10 referendums before they worked out federation.
David FlintGUEST
69:34
Before that document was finally approved, it had to then go to London, 10 referendums And there was a proposal in 1891 by the superb Premier of South Australia, Charles Kingston.
David FlintGUEST
69:52
He was a gem.
David FlintGUEST
69:54
He was very much in favour, for example, of extending the franchise to women, which South Australia was the first state to do and Western Australia followed.
David FlintGUEST
70:45
20,000 of the Australian people signing a petition calling for a referendum on that specific question.
David FlintGUEST
70:54
That was what was proposed.
David FlintGUEST
70:56
Proposed by Charles Kingston.
David FlintGUEST
70:59
Alfred Deakin, I think most people would know who Alfred Deakin was.

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