Right in front of you stands John Cain Junior, a leader who left a lasting mark on Victoria. He was the 41st Premier of the state, serving from 1982 to 1990. While in office, he brought about meaningful changes, including liberalized shop trading hours and liquor laws, equal opportunity initiatives, and important advancements in occupational health and safety. This statue, crafted by Peter Corlett, was commissioned in 1999 as a testament to his legacy. It stands proudly among four other bronze statues of Victorian premiers, all dedicated to those who served over 3,000 days in office. What’s interesting is that the number 3,000 was chosen arbitrarily by Jeff Kennett, the Premier who oversaw the project. John Cain Jr. served just over 3,000 days, making him one of the few eligible for this honour. Take a moment to appreciate the details of the statue. John Cain Jr. is shown standing tall, his left hand tucked in his pocket, his right hand raised slightly, seemingly engaged in conversation.
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