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An official appointed to govern over a colony on behalf of the colonial power, for example the Governor-General of South Africa represented the British Crown in the South African government, which were headed by the Prime Minister.
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The person appointed by the Sovereign on the advice of the New Zealand government to be the Sovereign's representative in New Zealand. Governor-General wbsite Back to the Top
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Under the Regulating Act of 1773, the highest post in the administration of British India, with a residence at Government House (now Raj Bhavan) and a country residence at Barrackpore (on the opposite bank of the Hooghly to Serampore).
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The person who does the job of Head of State for the Queen because she does not live in Australia.
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The Queen is formally Australia's head of state but is represented by the Governor-General of the Commonwealth and the Governors of each state.
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