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Governors-General...... 403 Chronology of Parliaments...... 404 Party representation in Parliament...... 408 Members since 1901 ...... 410 Members who have served in both chambers...... 478 Longest serving members ...... 479 Women in Parliament...... 480 Number of women in Parliament...... 484 Prime Ministers...... 489 Leaders of the Opposition...... 490 Ministries and Cabinets...... 491 Shadow Ministries...... 574 Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Speakers...... 600 632nd Edition PARLIAMENTARY HANDBOOK of the Commonwealth of Australia Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Governors-General

Names Period of service Hopetoun, 7th Earl of, the Rt Hon. John Adrian Louis Hope, KT, GCMG, GCVO 1.1.1901 – 9.1.1903 (later 1st Marquess of Linlithgow). Died 29.2.1908. Tennyson, 2nd Baron, the Rt Hon. Hallam Tennyson, GCMG. Died 2.12.1928. 9.1.1903 – 21.1.1904 Northcote, 1st Baron, the Rt Hon. Henry Stafford Northcote, GCMG, GCIE, CB. Died 29.9.1911. 21.1.1904 – 9.9.1908 Dudley, 2nd Earl of, the Rt Hon. William Humble Ward, GCB, GCMG, GCVO. Died 29.6.1932. 9.9.1908 – 31.7.1911 Denman, 3rd Baron, the Rt Hon. Thomas Denman, GCMG, KCVO. Died 24.6.1954. 31.7.1911 – 18.5.1914 Munro Ferguson, the Rt Hon. Sir Ronald Craufurd, GCMG (later 1st Viscount Novar). Died 30.3.1934. 18.5.1914 – 6.10.1920 Forster, 1st Baron, the Rt Hon. Henry William Forster, GCMG. Died 15.1.1936. 6.10.1920 – 8.10.1925 Stonehaven, 1st Baron, the Rt Hon. John Lawrence Baird, GCMG, DSO 8.10.1925 – 22.1.1931 (later 1st Viscount Stonehaven). Died 20.8.1941. Isaacs, the Rt Hon. Sir Isaac Alfred, GCB, GCMG, KC. Died 11.2.1948. 22.1.1931 – 23.1.1936 Gowrie, 1st Baron, Brigadier General the Rt Hon. Alexander Gore Arkwright Hore-Ruthven, VC, 23.1.1936 – 30.1.1945 GCMG, CB, DSO (later 1st Earl of Gowrie of Canberra and Dirleton). Died 2.5.1955. Gloucester, Duke of, Earl of Ulster and Baron Culloden, HRH Prince Henry William 30.1.1945 – 11.3.1947 Frederick Albert, KG, KT, KP, GCB, GCMG, GCVO. Died 10.6.1974. McKell, the Rt Hon. Sir William John, GCMG, QC. Died 11.1.1985. 11.3.1947 – 8.5.1953 Slim, Field Marshal Sir William Joseph, KG, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, GBE, DSO, MC (later 1st Viscount Slim). Died 14.12.1970. 8.5.1953 – 2.2.1960 Dunrossil, 1st Viscount, the Rt Hon. William Shepherd Morrison, GCMG, MC, QC. Died in office 3.2.1961. 2.2.1960 – 3.2.1961 De L’Isle, 1st Viscount, 6th Baron De L'Isle and Dudley, the Rt Hon. 3.8.1961 – 22.9.1965 William Philip Sidney, VC, KG, GCMG, GCVO. Died 5.4.1991. Casey, Baron, the Rt Hon. Richard Gardiner Casey, KG, GCMG, CH, DSO, MC. Died 17.6.1976. 22.9.1965 – 30.4.1969 Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Sir Paul Meernaa Caedwalla, KG, GCMG, GCVO. Died 9.1.1993. 30.4.1969 – 11.7.1974 Kerr, the Rt Hon. Sir John Robert, AK, GCMG, GCVO, QC. Died 24.3.1991. 11.7.1974 – 8.12.1977 Cowen, the Rt Hon. Sir Zelman, AK, GCMG, GCVO, QC. 8.12.1977 – 29.7.1982 Stephen, the Rt Hon. Sir Ninian Martin, KG, AK, GCMG, GCVO, KBE. 29.7.1982 – 16.2.1989 Hayden, the Hon. William George, AC. 16.2.1989 – 16.2.1996 Historical information Governors-General Historical information Deane, the Hon. Sir William Patrick, AC, KBE. 16.2.1996 – 29.6.2001 Hollingworth, the Right Reverend Dr Peter John, AC, OBE. 29.6.2001 – 29.5.2003* Jeffery, Major General Michael, AC, CVO, MC. 11.8.2003 – 5.9.2008 Bryce, Quentin Alice Louise, AC 5.9.2008 –

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Chronology of Parliaments Parliament Elected Opened Closed Prorogued Dissolved First 29 – 30.3.1901 23.11.1903 First Session 9.5.1901 10.10.1902 10.10.1902* 14.11.1902† 15.12.1902† 21.1.1903† 20.2.1903† 31.3.1903† Second Session 26.5.1903 22.10.1903 22.10.1903* 11.11.1903† Second 16.12.1903 5.11.1906 First Session 2.3.1904 15.12.1904 15.12.1904* 20.1.1905† 3.2.1905† 29.3.1905† 28.4.1905† 22.5.1905† Second Session 28.6.1905 21.12.1905 21.12.1905* 31.1.1906† 29.3.1906† 4.5.1906† Third Session 7.6.1906 12.10.1906 12.10.1906* 26.10.1906† Third 12.12.1906 19.2.1910 First Session 20.2.1907 21.2.1907 22.2.1907 (expired) 5.4.1907† 18.5.1907† Second Session 3.7.1907 5.6.1908 11.6.1908 14.7.1908† 13.8.1908† Third Session 16.9.1908 11.12.1908 15.12.1908 19.1.1909† 5.3.1909† 7.4.1909† Fourth Session 26.5.1909 8.12.1909 13.12.1909 18.1.1910†

Fourth 13.4.1910 23.4.1913 First Session 1.7.1910 25.11.1910 29.11.1910 2.2.1911* 17.3.1911* 2.5.1911* Historical information Chronology of Parliaments

* Parliament prorogued by Governor-General in an address to members of both Houses in the Senate Chamber. 6 † Parliament further prorogued. 404 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Parliament Elected Opened Closed Prorogued Dissolved First Session 9.6.1911* 24.7.1911* 1.8.1911* Second Session 5.9.1911 21.12.1911 22.12.1911* 1.2.1912* 13.3.1912* 19.4.1912* 22.5.1912* Third Session 19.6.1912 21.12.1912 8.1.1913 Fifth 31.5.1913 30.7.1914 First Session 9.7.1913 19.12.1913 19.12.1913 29.1.1914* 11.3.1914* Second Session 15.4.1914 26.6.1914 27.6.1914 Sixth 5.9.1914 26.3.1917 First Session 8.10.1914 17.3.1917 20.3.1917

Seventh 5.5.1917 3.11.1919 First Session 14.6.1917 14.6.1917 16.6.1917 Second Session 11.7.1917 24.10.1919 28.10.1919 Eighth 13.12.1919 6.11.1922 First Session 26.2.1920 10.12.1921 5.1.1922 10.3.1922* 11.5.1922* Second Session 28.6.1922 14.10.1922 18.10.1922

Ninth 16.12.1922 3.10.1925 Chronology of ParliamentsHistorical information First Session 28.2.1923 15.3.1923 21.3.1923 16.5.1923* Second Session 13.6.1923 10.10.1924 30.4.1925 Third Session 10.6.1925 25.9.1925 28.9.1925 Tenth 14.11.1925 9.10.1928 First Session 13.1.1926 22.9.1928 Eleventh 17.11.1928 16.9.1929 First Session 6.2.1929 12.9.1929 Twelfth 12.10.1929 27.11.1931 First Session 20.11.1929 26.11.1931 Thirteenth 19.12.1931 7.8.1934 First Session 17.2.1932 2.8.1934 Fourteenth 15.9.1934 21.9.1937 First Session 23.10.1934 11.12.1936 27.5.1937 Second Session 17.6.1937 15.9.1937 Fifteenth 23.10.1937 27.8.1940 First Session 30.11.1937 8.12.1939 14.3.1940 Second Session 17.4.1940 22.8.1940

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Parliament Elected Opened Closed Prorogued Dissolved Sixteenth 21.9.1940 7.7.1943 First Session 20.11.1940 1.7.1943

Seventeenth 21.8.1943 16.8.1946 First Session 23.9.1943 31.3.1944 5.7.1944 Second Session 17.7.1944 1.12.1944 8.2.1945 Third Session 21.2.1945 9.8.1946

Eighteenth 28.9.1946 31.10.1949 First Session 6.11.1946 18.6.1948 4.8.1948 Second Session 1.9.1948 27.10.1949

Nineteenth 10.12.1949 19.3.1951 First Session 22.2.1950 16.3.1951

Twentieth 28.4.1951 21.4.1954 First Session 12.6.1951 22.10.1953 30.10.1953 Second Session 10.11.1953 3.12.1953 4.2.1954 Third Session 15.2.1954 14.4.1954

Twenty-first 29.5.1954 4.11.1955 First Session 4.8.1954 28.10.1955

Twenty-second 10.12.1955 14.10.1958 First Session 15.2.1956 8.11.1956 7.3.1957 Second Session 19.3.1957 5.12.1957 11.2.1958 Third Session 25.2.1958 2.10.1958

Twenty-third 22.11.1958 2.11.1961 First Session 17.2.1959 3.12.1959 10.2.1960 Second Session 8.3.1960 9.12.1960 20.2.1961 Third Session 7.3.1961 27.10.1961

Twenty-fourth 9.12.1961 1.11.1963 First Session 20.2.1962 30.10.1963

Twenty-fifth 30.11.1963 31.10.1966 First Session 25.2.1964 28.10.1966

Twenty-sixth 26.11.1966 29.9.1969 First Session 21.2.1967 9.11.1967 9.2.1968 Second Session 12.3.1968 26.9.1969

Twenty-seventh 25.10.1969 2.11.1972 First Session 25.11.1969 26.11.1969 23.2.1970 Second Session 3.3.1970 31.10.1972

Twenty-eighth 2.12.1972 11.4.1974 First Session 27.2.1973 13.12.1973 14.2.1974

Historical information Chronology of Parliaments Second Session 28.2.1974 10.4.1974

Twenty-ninth 18.5.1974 11.11.1975 6 First Session 9.7.1974 11.11.1975 406 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Parliament Elected Opened Closed Prorogued Dissolved

Thirtieth 13.12.1975 10.11.1977 First Session 17.2.1976 25.2.1977 28.2.1977 Second Session 8.3.1977 9.11.1977

Thirty-first 10.12.1977 19.9.1980 First Session 21.2.1978 18.9.1980

Thirty-second 18.10.1980 4.2.1983 First Session 25.11.1980 14.12.1982* 16.12.1982†

Thirty-third 5.3.1983 26.10.1984 First Session 21.4.1983 11.10.1984* 24.10.1984†

Thirty-fourth 1.12.1984 5.6.1987 First Session 21.2.1985 4.6.1987* 5.6.1987†

Thirty-fifth 11.7.1987 19.2.1990 First Session 14.9.1987 22.12.1989

Thirty-sixth 24.3.1990 8.2.1993 First Session 8.5.1990 18.12.1992 8.2.1993‡

Thirty-seventh 13.3.1993 29.1.1996 First Session 4.5.1993 30.11.1995 29.1.1996‡ Historical information Chronology of ParliamentsHistorical information Thirty-eighth 2.3.1996 31.8.1998 First Session 30.4.1996 12.7.1998† 31.8.1998‡ 15.7.1998*

Thirty-ninth 3.10.1998 8.10.2001 First Session 10.11.1998 27.9.2001 8.10.2001‡

Fortieth 10.11.2001 31.8.2004 First Session 12.2.2002 13.8.2004* 31.8.2004‡ 30.8.2004†

Forty-first 9.10.2004 17.10.2007 First Session 16.11.2004 20.9.2007 15.10.2007‡

Forty-second 24.11.2007 19.7.2010 First Session 12.2.2008 24.6.2010 19.7.2010‡

Forty-third 21.8.2010 First Session 28.9.2010

* House of Representatives. † Senate. ‡ Parliament was prorogued one minute before the House of Representatives was dissolved. 6 407 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

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Senate

Date Govt(a) ALP FT PROT LIB NAT CP UAP Others(b) Total 29/30.3.1901 PROT 8 17 11 – – – – – 36 1.1.1904 PROT 14 12 8 – – – – 2 36 1.1.1907 PROT 15 12 6 – – – – 3 36 1.7.1910 ALP 23 – – 13(c) – – – – 36 1.7.1913 LIB 29 – – 7 – – – – 36 5.9.1914 ALP 31 – – 5 – – – – 36 1.7.1917 NAT 12 – – – 24 – – – 36 1.7.1920 NAT 1 – – – 35 – – – 36 1.7.1923 NAT/CP 12 – – – 24 – – – 36 1.7.1926 NAT/CP 8 – – – 25 3 – – 36 1.7.1929 NAT/CP 7 – – – 24 5 – – 36 1.7.1932 UAP 10 – – – – 5 21 – 36 1.7.1935 UAP/CP 3 – – – – 7 26 – 36 1.7.1938 UAP/CP 16 – – – – 4 16 – 36 1.7.1941 UAP/CP 17 – – – – 3 16 – 36 1.7.1944 ALP 22 – – – – 2 12 – 36 1.7.1947 ALP 33 – – 2 – 1 – – 36

Date Govt(a) ALP LIB NP(d) /CLP DLP AD GRN PHON FFP Others(b) Total 1.7.1950 LIB/CP 34 20 6 – – – – – – 60 28.4.1951 LIB/CP 28 26 6 – – – – – – 60 1.7.1953(e) LIB/CP 29 26 5 – – – – – – 60 1.7.1956 LIB/CP 28 24 6 2 – – – – – 60 1.7.1959 LIB/CP 26 25 7 2 – – – – – 60 1.7.1962 LIB/CP 28 24 6 1 – – – – 1 60 1.7.1965(e) LIB/CP 27 23 7 2 – – – – 1 60 1.7.1968(e) LIB/CP 27 21 7 4 – – – – 1 60 1.7.1971(e) LIB/CP 26 21 5 5 – – – – 3 60 18.5.1974 ALP 29 23 6 – – – – – 2 60 13.12.1975 LIB/NCP 27 27 8 – – – – – 2 64 1.7.1978 LIB/NCP 26 29 6 – 2 – – – 1 64 1.7.1981 LIB/NCP 27 28 3 – 5 – – – 1 64 5.3.1983 ALP 30 24 4 – 5 – – – 1 64 1.7.1985 ALP 34 28 5 – 7 – – – 2 76 11.7.1987 ALP 32 27 7 – 7 – – – 3 76 1.7.1990 ALP 32 29 5 – 8 1 – – 1 76 1.7.1993 ALP 30 30 6 – 7 2 – – 1 76 1.7.1996 LIB/NPA 29 31 6 – 7 2 – – 1 76 1.7.1999 LIB/NPA 29 31 4 – 9 1 1 – 1 76 1.7.2002 LIB/NPA 28 31 4 – 8 2 1 – 2 76 1.7.2005 LIB/NP 28 33 6 – 4 4 – 1 – 76 1.7.2008 ALP 32 32 5 – – 5 – 1 1 76 1.7.2011 ALP 31 28 6 1 – 9 – – 1 76

Shading denotes elections when the government gained an absolute majority in the Senate. Simultaneous dissolution election years are in bold. (a) Government after election. (b) Others include: various Independents such as Senators Turnbull and Harradine and Nuclear Disarmament Party members. (c) Known as ‘Fusion’ in 1910. (d) Country Party (CP) until May 1975; National Country Party (NCP) from May 1975 to October 1982; National Party of Australia from October Historical information Party representation in Parliament 1982 to October 2003; The Nationals from October 2003. (e) Separate half-Senate election. Elections: Except for simultaneous dissolutions, or as noted, elections are simultaneously held for the House of Representatives and half of the Senate. 6 Voting system: 1901–18 first-past-the-post voting; 1919–48 preferential voting; from 1949 proportional representation. 408 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

House of Representatives

Date Govt(a) ALP FT PROT A-S LIB NAT CP UAP Others(b) Total 29/30.3.1901 PROT 14 28 31 – – – – – 2 75 16.12.1903 PROT 23 25 26 – – – – – 1 75 12.12.1906 PROT 26 – 16 27 – – – – 6 75 13.4.1910 ALP 43 – – – 31(c) – – – 1 75 31.5.1913 LIB 37 – – – 38 – – – – 75 5.9.1914 ALP 42 – – – 32 – – – 1 75 5.5.1917 NAT 22 – – – – 53 – – – 75 13.12.1919 NAT 26 – – – – 37 11 – 1 75 16.12.1922 NAT/CP 30 – – – 5 26 14 – 1 76 14.11.1925 NAT/CP 24 – – – – 37 14 – 1 76 17.11.1928 NAT/CP 32 – – – – 29 13 – 2 76 12.10.1929(d) ALP 47 – – – – 14 10 – 5 76 19.12.1931 UAP 15 – – – – – 16 40 5 76 15.9.1934 UAP/CP 18 – – – – – 14 33 10 75 23.10.1937 UAP/CP 29 – – – – – 16 28 2 75 21.9.1940 UAP/CP 32 – – – – – 13 23 7 75 21.8.1943 ALP 49 – – – – – 12 12 2 75 28.9.1946 ALP 43 – – – 17 – 12 – 3 75

Date Govt(a) ALP LIB NPA(e)/CLP DLP AD GRN Others(b) Total 10.12.1949 LIB/CP 48 55 19 – – – 1 123 28.4.1951 LIB/CP 54 52 17 – – – – 123 29.5.1954(d) LIB/CP 59 47 17 – – – – 123 10.12.1955 LIB/CP 49 57 18 – – – – 124 22.11.1958 LIB/CP 47 58 19 – – – – 124 9.12.1961 LIB/CP 62(f ) 45 17 – – – – 124 30.11.1963(d) LIB/CP 52 52 20 – – – – 124 26.11.1966(d) LIB/CP 41 61 21 – – – 1 124 Party representation in Parliament Party Historical information 25.10.1969(d) LIB/CP 59 46 20 – – – – 125 2.12.1972(d) ALP 67 38 20 – – – – 125 18.5.1974 ALP 66 40 21 – – – – 127 13.12.1975 LIB/NCP 36 68 23 – – – – 127 10.12.1977 LIB/NCP 38 67 19 – – – – 124 18.10.1980 LIB/NCP 51 54 20 – – – – 125 5.3.1983 ALP 75 33 17 – – – – 125 1.12.1984 ALP 82 45 21 – – – – 148 11.7.1987 ALP 86 43 19 – – – – 148 24.3.1990 ALP 78 55 14 – – – 1 148 13.3.1993 ALP 80 49 16 – – – 2 147 2.3.1996 LIB/NPA 49 75 19 – – – 5 148 3.10.1998 LIB/NPA 67 64 16 – – – 1 148 10.11.2001 LIB/NPA 65 68 14 – – – 3 150 9.10.2004 LIB/NP 60 74 13 – – – 3 150 24.11.2007 ALP 83 55 10 – – – 2 150 21.8.2010 ALP 72 60 12 – – 1 5 150

Shading denotes elections when the government gained an absolute majority in the Senate. Simultaneous dissolution election years are in bold. From 1922 figures include a Member for the Northern Territory who did not have full voting rights until 1968. Similarly from 1949 figures include a Member for the Australian Capital Territory who did not have full voting rights until 1968. (a) Government after election. (b) Others include: 1903 – 1 Revenue Tariff; 1906 – 4 Independent Protectionist and 2 Western Australia Party; 1919 – 1 Independent Nationalist; 1928 – 1 Country Progressive; 1929 – 3 Independent Nationalists and 1 Country Progressive; 1931 – 4 Lang Labor; 1934 – 9 Lang Labor; 1937 – 1 Independent UAP; 1940 – 4 Non-Communist Labor; 1966 – 1 Independent (formerly ALP); 2010 – 4 Independents and 1 Nats WA. The remainder are Independents. (c) Known as ‘Fusion’ in 1910. (d) Separate House of Representatives election. (e) Country Party (CP) until May 1975; National Country Party (NCP) from 1975-82; National Party of Australia 1982-2003; The Nationals from October 2003. (f) Includes the two Territory members who did not have full voting rights (hence the LIB/CP government remained in office). Elections: Except for simultaneous dissolutions, or as noted, elections are simultaneously held for the House of Representatives and half of the Senate. Voting system: 1901–18 first-past-the-post voting; 1919–48 preferential voting; from 1949 proportional representation. 6 409 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 410 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 * Senator wasservingintheFederalParliament. abbreviations, Forafulllistofparty seepp.v-vi. taken tohavebegunon1Julypreceding thosedates.Entryinbracketsindicatesanhonourbestowedwhilethe commencing datesare shownas5.9.1914,28.4.1951,18.5.1974,13.12.1975,5.3.1983and11.7.1987are for thepurposesofrotation, thetermsofserviceSenators,otherthanthoserepresenting theTerritories, whose Where noclosingdateisshown,theSenator’stermofserviceunexpired. Undersection13oftheConstitution, Members oftheSenatesince1901 Members since1901 (2.4.1900 –29.11.1979) Amour, StanleyKerin (11.4.1943 –) Adams, JudithAnne (25.1.1958 –) Abetz, Eric (11.10.1909 –29.3.1985) Kenneth) Anderson, Kenneth McColl(laterSir (18.2.1857 –2.5.1922) Adamson, John (10.11.1866 –18.11.1928) Andrew, David (21.10.1946 –) Allison, Lynette Fay (9.11.1971 –) Arbib, MarkVictor (19.12.1941 –) Alston, Richard Kenneth Robert (21.8.1929 –) Archer, BrianRoper (14.10.1888 –2.8.1980) Arkins, JamesGuyDalley Name (born/died) (3.7.1877 –30.12.1960) Abbott, Macartney A (14.5.1869 –9.9.1940) Abbott, Percy Phipps (1859 –28.2.1940) Abbott, Richard Smith Hartley (6.7.1908 –10.3.1977) Armstrong, JohnIgnatius (12.4.1902 –29.10.1967) Arnold, JamesJarvist (11.5.1883 –6.6.1953) Arthur, ThomasChristopher (20.9.1881 –27.6.1958) Ashley, WilliamPatrick (5.10.1945 –) Aulich, Terrence Gordon (1900 –10.8.1976) Aylett, WilliamEdward

Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. NSW WA Tas. NSW Qld Vic. Vic. NSW Vic. Tas. NSW State NSW NSW Vic. NSW NSW NSW NSW Tas. Tas. ALP; ALP(N-C)1941–42 LIB LIB LIB NAT CP AD ALP LIB LIB UAP Party CP CP CP ALP; ALP(N-C)1941–42 ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP 1.7.1938 –30.6.1965retired 1.7.2005 – 1.7.1953 –11.11.1975retired 1.7.1920 –2.5.1922died 14.11.1925 –18.11.1928died 1.7.1996 –30.6.2008defeated 1.7.2008 – 13.12.1975 –31.1.1994resigned Period ofservice 1.7.1935 –30.6.1941defeated 14.11.1925 –30.6.1929defeated * * * * term expired; defeated 1.7.1938 –30.6.1962retired 1.7.1941 –30.6.1965retired 1.7.1938 –30.6.1944defeated 23.10.1937 –27.6.1958died 1.12.1984 –30.6.1993defeated 1.7.1938 –30.6.1965retired 26.9.1935 –22.10.1937 7.5.1986 –10.2.2004resigned 22.2.1994 – 18.12.1928 –30.6.1929retired Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service B Back, Christopher John WA LIB *11.3.2009 – (11.2.1950 – ) Badman, Albert Oliver SA CP 1.7.1932 – 30.9.1937 resigned (18.12.1885 – 24.4.1977) Baker, Sir Richard Chaffey SA FT 30.3.1901 – 31.12.1906 retired (22.6.1842 – 18.3.1911) Bakhap, Thomas Jerome Kingston Tas. LIB 1.7.1913 – 18.8.1923 died† (29.10.1866 – 18.8.1923) Barker, Stephen Vic. ALP 1.7.1910 – 30.6.1920 defeated; (1845 – 21.6.1924) 1.7.1923 – 21.6.1924 died Barnes, John Vic. ALP 1.7.1913 – 30.6.1920 defeated; (1868 – 31.1.1938) 1.7.1923 – 30.6.1935 defeated‡ Barnett, Guy Tas. LIB *26.2.2002 – 30.6.2011 defeated (5.4.1962 – ) Barrett, John George Vic. ALP 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1903 defeated (25.12.1858 – 19.5.1928) Bartlett, Andrew John Julian Qld AD *30.10.1997 – 30.6.2008 defeated (4.8.1964 – ) Barwell, Sir Henry Newman SA NAT *18.12.1925 – 22.3.1928 resigned (26.2.1877 – 30.9.1959) Baume, Michael Ehrenfried NSW LIB 1.7.1985 – 9.9.1996 resigned (6.7.1930 – ) Baume, Peter Erne NSW LIB 18.5.1974 – 28.1.1991 resigned (30.1.1935 – )

Beahan, Michael Eamon WA ALP 11.7.1987 – 30.6.1996 defeated Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information (21.1.1937 – ) Beerworth, Frederick Hubert SA ALP 28.9.1946 – 19.3.1951 retired (6.5.1886 – 17.5.1968) Bell, Robert John Tas. AD *7.3.1990 – 30.6.1996 defeated (22.7.1950 – 5.9.2001) Benn, Archibald Malcolm Qld ALP 1.7.1950 – 30.6.1968 retired (1897 – 3.4.1980) Benny, Benjamin SA NAT 1.7.1920 – 26.1.1926 resigned (21.10.1869 – 10.2.1935) Bessell, Eric James Tas. LIB 18.5.1974 – 11.11.1975 defeated (6.6.1923 – 10.3.1979) Bernardi, Cory SA LIB *4.5.2006 – (6.11.1969 – ) Best, Robert Wallace (later Sir Robert) Vic. PROT 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1910 defeated (18.6.1856 – 27.3.1946) Bilyk, Catryna Louise Tas. ALP 1.7.2008 – (7.2.1959 – ) Birmingham, Simon John SA LIB *3.5.2007 – (14.6.1974 – ) Bishop, Bronwyn Kathleen NSW LIB 11.7.1987 – 24.2.1994 resigned (19.10.1942 – ) Bishop, Reginald SA ALP 1.7.1962 – 30.6.1981 retired (4.2.1913 – 3.7.1999) Bishop, (Thomas) Mark WA ALP 1.7.1996 – (29.6.1954 – )

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † New term began 1.7.1923. Not sworn in; died 18.8.1923. ‡ Died 31.1.1938 while Senator-elect. 6 411 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 412 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 * (12.11.1912 –4.9.2005) (later DameNancy) Buttfield, NancyEileen (24.3.1929 –) Burns, BryantRobert (7.9.1905 –11.8.1976) Bull, ThomasLouis (16.11.1935 –) Brownhill, DavidGordon Cadell (11.2.1885 –12.1.1967) Brown, Gordon (19.7.1963 –) Brown, Carol Louise (23.2.1918 –27.1.1999) Branson, George Howard (4.9.1873 –31.7.1961) Brand, CharlesHenry (9.12.1940 –) Boswell, Ronald Leslie Doyle (26.1.1952 –) Black, JohnRees (17.7.1965 –) Bushby, DavidChristopher (5.5.1902 –20.1.1999) Bunton, CleaverErnest (10.11.1947 –) Buckland, Geoffrey Frederick (27.12.1944 –) Brown, Robert James (3.11.1902 –17.6.1993) Breen, MarieFreda (22.6.1957 –) Brandis, George Henry (22.10.1954 –) Bourne, VickiWorrall (9.11.1879 –4.7.1935) Blakey, Edward Albert Howarth (4.12.1920 –26.6.2001) Brown, WilliamWalter Charles (1866 –3.11.1944) Brennan, ThomasCornelius (15.3.1951 –) Boyce, SuzanneKay (17.7.1950 –) Bolkus, Nick (2.11.1861 –8.9.1941) Bolton, WilliamKinsey (28.3.1922 –5.2.1999) Bonner, NevilleThomas Name (born/died) (11.8.1920 –) (later Lady Florence) Bjelke-Petersen, Florence Isabel (30.6.1932 –8.4.2008) Button, JohnNorman

Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. SA Qld NSW NSW Qld Tas. WA Vic. Qld Qld Tas. NSW SA Tas. Vic. Qld NSW Vic. Vic. Vic. Qld SA Vic. Qld State Qld Vic. LIB ALP CP NPA FLP; ALPfrom 1937 ALP LIB UAP; LIBfrom 1944 NPA; NPfrom Oct.2003 ALP LIB IND ALP GRN LIB LIB AD ALP ALP UAP LIB ALP NAT LIB; INDfrom Feb.1983 Party NCP; NPAfrom Oct.1982 ALP 11.7.1987 –30.6.1996retired 1.7.1965 –30.6.1971defeated 1.12.1984 –14.4.2000resigned 1.7.1932 –30.6.1965retired 22.11.1958 –30.6.1971retired 1.7.1935 –30.6.1947defeated 5.3.1983 – 1.12.1984 –30.6.1990defeated 1.7.1996 – 1.7.1962 –30.6.1968retired 1.7.1990 –30.6.2002defeated 1.7.1910 –30.6.1917defeated 1.7.1981 –30.6.2005retired 1.7.1917 –30.6.1923defeated Period ofservice * * * * * * * * * * * 1.7.1968 –11.4.1974retired 9.12.1961 –30.6.1965defeated; 18.5.1974 –31.3.1993 resigned 11.6.1971 –4.2.1983defeated 12.3.1981 –30.6.1993retired 11.10.1955 –8.12.1961termexpired; 30.8.2007 – 27.2.1975 –11.11.1975retired 14.9.2000 –30.6.2005retired 19.11.1969 –20.11.1970termexpired 25.8.2005 – 12.5.1931 –30.6.1938defeated 16.5.2000 – 19.4.2007 – Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Buzacott, Richard WA ALP; NAT from 1917 1.7.1910 – 30.6.1923 defeated (1867 – 10.1.1933) Byrne, Condon Bryan Qld ALP; QLP from 1957 28.4.1951 – 30.6.1959 defeated; (25.5.1910 – 25.11.1993) DLP from 1968 1.7.1968 – 18.5.1974 defeated C Calvert, Paul Henry Tas. LIB 11.7.1987 – 29.8.2007 resigned (19.1.1940 – ) Cameron, Cyril St Clair Tas. PROT 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1903 defeated; (5.12.1857 – 22.12.1941) 1.1.1907 – 30.6.1913 defeated Cameron, Donald Vic. ALP 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1962 retired (19.1.1878 – 20.8.1962) Cameron, Donald Newton SA ALP 25.10.1969 – 30.6.1978 retired (13.1.1914 – 5.6.1998) Cameron, Douglas Niven NSW ALP 1.7.2008 – (27.1.1951 – ) Cameron, Martin Bruce SA LIB *23.5.1969 – 24.10.1969 (1936 – ) term expired and defeated Campbell, George NSW ALP *17.9.1997 – 30.6.2008 retired (18.2.1943 – ) Campbell, Ian Gordon WA LIB *16.5.1990 – 31.5.2007 resigned (22.5.1959 – ) Cant, Hartley Gordon James WA ALP 1.7.1959 – 11.4.1974 retired (19.11.1907 – 3.3.1977) Carr, Kim John Vic. ALP *28.4.1993 – (2.7.1955 – )

Carrick, John Leslie (later Sir John) NSW LIB 1.7.1971 – 5.6.1987 retired Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information (4.9.1918 – ) Carroll, William WA CP 1.7.1926 – 30.5.1936 died (3.1.1872 – 30.5.1936) Cash, Michaelia Clare WA LIB 1.7.2008 – (19.7.1970 – ) Cavanagh, James Luke SA ALP 1.7.1962 – 30.6.1981 retired (21.6.1913 – 19.8.1990) Chamarette, Christabel Marguerite Alain WA GWA *12.3.1992 – 30.6.1996 defeated (1.5.1948 – ) Chamberlain, John Hartley Tas. LIB 28.4.1951 – 16.1.1953 died (29.4.1884 – 16.1.1953) Chaney, Frederick Michael WA LIB 18.5.1974 – 27.2.1990 resigned (28.10.1941 – ) Chapman, Hedley Grant Pearson SA LIB 11.7.1987 – 30.6.2008 defeated (27.4.1949 – ) Chapman, John Hedley SA CP 1.7.1926 – 14.3.1931 died (16.12.1879 – 14.3.1931) Charleston, David Morley SA FT 30.3.1901 – 31.12.1903 defeated (27.5.1848 – 30.6.1934) Chataway, Thomas Drinkwater Qld ANTI-SOC 1.1.1907 – 30.6.1913 defeated (6.4.1864 – 5.3.1925) Cherry, John Clifford Qld AD *31.7.2001 – 30.6.2005 defeated (22.5.1965 – ) Childs, Bruce Kenneth NSW ALP 1.7.1981 – 10.9.1997 resigned (23.8.1934 – ) Chipp, Donald Leslie Vic. AD 1.7.1978 – 18.8.1986 resigned (21.8.1925 – 28.8.2006) * Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. 6 413 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 414 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 ‡ † * (9.2.1908 –23.1.1969) Cole, George Ronald (29.3.1872 –12.2.1953) Colebatch, SirHalPateshall (3.12.1930 –) Coulter, JohnRichard Robert) (29.11.1915–24.12.2006) Cotton, Robert Carrington(laterSir (29.10.1947 –) Coonan, HelenLloyd (8.11.1943 –3.12.2005) Cook, Peter FrancisSalmon (8.2.1946 –21.9.2007) Collins, Robert Lindsay (11.5.1865 –20.6.1955) Collings, JosephSilver (27.9.1931 –27.3.2008) Coleman, RuthNancy (1.12.1879 –11.7.1935) Courtenay, LionelThomas (11.7.1934 –) Cooney, Bernard Cornelius (28.3.1904 –14.4.1981) Cooke, JosephAlfred (4.9.1962 –) Collins, JacintaMaryAnn (25.3.1936 –) Collard, StanleyJames (23.4.1891 –22.7.1973) Cooper, Walter Jackson(laterSirWalter) (12.11.1877 –17.8.1947) Brayley Collett, Herbert Magnus) (12.2.1906–26.11.1994) Cormack, MagnusCameron (laterSir (20.9.1970 –) PaulCormann, MathiasHubert Name (born/died) (1862 –10.11.1944) Clemons, JohnSingleton (1877 –31.5.1964) Clothier, Robert Ernest (23.3.1944 –) Coates, John (26.10.1918 –7.10.1969) Cohen, SamuelHerbert (5.4.1958 –) Colbeck, Richard Mansell (5.4.1938 –23.8.2003) Colston, MalcolmArthur (18.1.1963 –) Conroy, StephenMichael

Not swornin. the pollingdayforgeneral electionofMemberstheHouseRepresentatives. Pursuant totheSenate(Representation ofTerritories) Act1973,aSenator’stermofservice expires atthecloseofdaynextpreceding Selected undersection15oftheConstitution.

Tas. WA SA NSW NSW WA NT Qld WA NSW Vic. WA Vic. Qld Qld WA Vic. WA State Tas. WA Tas. Vic. Tas. Qld Vic. DLP from 1957 ALP; ALP(A–C)from 1955; NAT AD LIB LIB ALP ALP FLP; ALPfrom 1937 ALP UAP ALP ALP ALP NCP; NPAfrom Oct.1982 CP NAT NAT; UAPfrom 1937 LIB LIB Party LIB from 1913 FT; ANTI-SOCfrom 1910; ALP ALP ALP LIB ALP; INDfrom Aug.1996 ALP 10.12.1949 –30.6.1965defeated 1.7.1929 –20.3.1933resigned 11.7.1987 –20.11.1995resigned 1.7.1996 –22.8.2011resigned 5.3.1983 –30.6.2005retired 11.7.1987 –23.3.1990 1.7.1932 –30.6.1950retired 18.5.1974 –5.6.1987retired 1.7.1935 –11.7.1935 1.12.1984 –30.6.2002retired 1.7.1947 –19.3.1951defeated; 13.12.1975 –5.6.1987retired 1.7.1935 –30.6.1968retired 17.11.1928 –30.6.1932defeated 1.7.1962 –30.6.1978retired 28.4.1951 –30.6.1953defeated; Period ofservice 29.3.1901 –5.9.1914defeated 1.7.1938 –30.6.1950defeated 1.7.1981 –20.8.1996resigned 1.7.1962 –7.10.1969died 2.3.1996 –30.3.1998resigned 12.3.1993; 13.3.1993–1.3.1996; 13.12.1975 –30.6.1999retired * * * * * * * * 4.2.2002 – 4.8.1965 –13.7.1978resigned 19.6.2007 – 7.2.1952 –30.6.1965defeated 30.4.1996 – 8.5.2008 – 3.5.1995 –30.6.2005defeated 6.4.1933 –30.6.1947defeated ‡ died † ; 24.3.1990– Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Courtice, Benjamin Qld ALP *2.9.1937 – 30.6.1962 retired (28.3.1886 – 7.1.1972) Cox, Charles Frederick NSW NAT; UAP from 1931 1.7.1920 – 30.6.1938 retired (2.5.1863 – 20.11.1944) Crane, Arthur Winston WA LIB 1.7.1990 – 30.6.2002 defeated (21.8.1941 – ) Crawford, Thomas William Qld NAT; UAP from 1931 1.7.1917 – 30.6.1947 retired (1865 – 8.6.1948) Crichton-Browne, Noel Ashley WA LIB; IND LIB from Sept. 1995 1.7.1981 – 30.6.1996 retired (2.2.1944 – ) Critchley, John Owen SA ALP 1.7.1947 – 30.6.1959 retired (18.4.1892 – 27.4.1964) Croft, John William WA ALP 1.1.1904 – 30.6.1910 retired (20.1.1871 – 19??†) Crossin, Patricia Margaret NT ALP *16.6.1998 – 2.10.1998‡ ; (21.3.1956 – ) 3.10.1998 – 8.11.2001 9.11.2001 – 8.10.2004; 9.10.2004 – 23.11.2007; 24.11.2007 – 20.8.2010; 21.8.2010 – Crowley, Rosemary Anne SA ALP 5.3.1983 – 30.6.2002 retired (30.7.1938 – ) Cunningham, James (1879 – 4.7.1943) WA ALP 23.10.1937 – 4.7.1943 died D Daly, John Joseph SA ALP 17.11.1928 – 30.6.1935 retired

(10.11.1891 – 13.4.1942) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information Darcey, Richard Tas. ALP 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1944 defeated (1871 – 26.7.1944) Davidson, Gordon Sinclair SA LIB *28.9.1961 – 8.12.1961 term expired; (17.1.1915 – 25.11.2002) *8.2.1962 – 30.6.1962 retired; 1.7.1965 – 30.6.1981 retired Dawson, Anderson Qld ALP 30.3.1901 – 31.12.1906 defeated (16.7.1863 – 20.7.1910) Dein, Adam Kemball NSW UAP 1.7.1935 – 30.6.1941 defeated (1889 – 9.5.1969) de Largie, Hugh WA ALP; NAT from 1917 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1923 defeated (24.3.1859 – 9.5.1947) Denman, Kay Janet Tas. ALP *24.8.1993 – 30.6.2005 retired (22.7.1937 – ) Devereux, John Robert Tas. ALP; IND from Dec. 1994 11.7.1987 – 7.2.1996 resigned (8.2.1946 – ) Devitt, Donald Michael Tas. ALP 1.7.1965 – 30.6.1978 retired (11.7.1921 – 10.7.2008) Devlin, Arthur Ray Tas. ALP 1.12.1984 – 30.6.1990 retired (17.3.1926 – 17.5.1995) Devlin, John Joseph Vic. ALP 28.9.1946 – 26.5.1957 died (6.1.1900 – 26.5.1957) Di Natale, Richard Vic. GRN 1.7.2011 – (6.6.1970 – )

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Exact date and year unknown. ‡ Pursuant to the Senate (Representation of Territories) Act 1973, a Senator’s term of service expires at the close of the day next preceding the polling day for the general election of Members of the House of Representatives. 6 415 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 416 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (2.1.1962 –) Edwards, SeanChristopher (30.12.1941 –) Eggleston, Alan (19.6.1878 –23.3.1931) Elliott, Harold Edward (28.10.1886 –6.3.1950) Elliott, Robert CharlesDunlop (15.6.1954 –) Ellison, ChristopherMartin (29.11.1924 –) Elstob, Ronald Charles (14.5.1958 –) Evans, ChristopherVaughan (5.9.1944 –) Evans, Gareth John (28.11.1928 –2.10.2009) Evans, JohnGordon (7.10.1917 –27.10.1988) Everett, MervynGeorge (26.12.1870 –19.7.1928) Ewing, NormanKirkwood Name (born/died) (27.6.1904 –29.8.1977) Dittmer, FelixCyrilSigismund (24.12.1841 –10.10.1919) Dobson, Henry (11.11.1883 –2.8.1961) Dooley, JohnBraidwood (6.7.1843 –2.8.1915) Downer, SirJohnWilliam (26.4.1850 –1.8.1941) Drake, JamesGeorge (21.2.1884 –1.6.1949) Drake-Brockman, EdmundAlfred (15.5.1919 –28.8.1992) Drake-Brockman, ThomasCharles (20.10.1926 –13.7.2008) Durack, Peter Drew (15.11.1865 –6.3.1932) Earle, John E (23.7.1912 –10.10.1995) Drury, ArnoldJoseph (14.2.1883 –28.5.1947) Duncan, Walter Leslie (1.9.1882 –13.8.1962) Duncan-Hughes, JohnGrant (20.8.1887 –21.11.1945) Dunn, JamesPatrick Digger Dunn, Patricia Irene (Irina)

Declared ofAustralia. electedby theHighCourt Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution.

SA WA Vic. Vic. WA SA WA Vic. WA Tas. WA State Qld Tas. NSW SA Qld WA WA WA Tas. SA NSW SA NSW NSW LIB LIB NAT CP LIB ALP ALP ALP AD ALP FT Party ALP FT; Tariff Reform from 1903 ALP PROT PROT NAT CP; NCPfrom May1975 LIB NAT ALP NAT UAP LAB from 1931 ALP; LANG NDP; INDfrom Aug.1988 1.7.2011 – 1.7.1996 – 1.7.1920 –23.3.1931died 1.7.1929 –30.6.1935defeated 1.7.1993 –30.1.2009resigned 1.7.1978 –5.6.1987retired 1.7.1993 – 1.7.1978 –6.2.1996resigned 5.3.1983 –30.6.1985defeated 18.5.1974 –11.11.1975defeated 29.3.1901 –17.4.1903resigned Period ofservice 1.7.1959 –30.6.1971retired 29.3.1901 –30.6.1910defeated 17.11.1928 –30.6.1935defeated 30.3.1901 –31.12.1903retired 30.3.1901 –31.12.1906retired 1.7.1920 –30.6.1926retired 1.7.1971 –30.6.1993retired * * 1.7.1959 –30.6.1978retired 1.7.1959 –11.11.1975defeated 1.7.1920 –1.12.1931resigned 19.12.1931 –30.6.1938retired 1.7.1929 –30.6.1935defeated 21.7.1988 12.8.1958 –21.11.1958termexpired; 1.3.1917 –30.6.1923defeated † –30.6.1990defeated Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service F Fairbairn, George Vic. NAT 1.7.1917 – 30.6.1923 retired (23.3.1855 – 23.10.1943) Farrell, Donald Edward SA ALP 1.7.2008 – (6.6.1954 – ) Faulkner, John Philip NSW ALP *4.4.1989 – (12.4.1954 – ) Fawcett, David Julian SA LIB 1.7.2011 – (23.10.1963 – ) Feeney, David Ian Vic. ALP 1.7.2008 – (5.3.1970 – ) Ferguson, Alan Baird SA LIB *26.5.1992 – 30.6.2011 retired (16.9.1943 – ) Ferguson, John Qld FT 30.3.1901 – 6.10.1903† (15.3.1830 – 30.3.1906) Ferricks, Myles Aloysius Qld ALP 1.7.1913 – 30.6.1920 defeated (12.11.1875 – 21.8.1932) Ferris, Jeannie Margaret SA LIB 1.7.1996 – 12.7.1996 resigned; (14.3.1941 – 2.4.2007) *24.7.1996 – 2.4.2007 died Field, Albert Patrick Qld IND *3.9.1975 – 11.11.1975 defeated (11.10.1910 – 1.7.1990) Fielding, Steven Vic. FFP 1.7.2005 – 30.6.2011 defeated (17.10.1960 – ) Fierravanti-Wells, Concetta Anna NSW LIB *5.5.2005 – (20.5.1960 – )

Fifield, Mitchell Peter Vic. LIB *31.3.2004 – Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information (16.1.1967 – ) Findley, Edward Vic. ALP 1.1.1904 – 30.6.1917 defeated; (1862 – 26.10.1947) 1.7.1923 – 30.6.1929 defeated Finlay, Alexander SA ALP 1.7.1944 – 30.6.1953 retired (14.11.1887 – 2.3.1963) Fisher, Mary Josephine SA LIB *6.6.2007 – (25.12.1962 – ) Fitzgerald, Joseph Francis NSW ALP 1.7.1962 – 11.4.1974 retired (6.2.1912 – 1.11.1985) Foll, Hattil Spencer Qld NAT; UAP from 1931 1.7.1917 – 30.6.1947 retired (31.5.1890 – 7.7.1977) Foreman, Dominic John SA ALP 1.7.1981 – 15.9.1997 resigned (6.8.1933 – ) Forshaw, Michael George NSW ALP *10.5.1994 – 30.6.2011 retired (11.1.1952 – ) Foster, George Matthew Tas. NAT 1.7.1920 – 30.6.1925 resigned (1884 – 6.6.1956) Fraser, Alexander John Vic. LIB *15.5.1946 – 27.9.1946 (20.8.1892 – 8.7.1965) term expired and defeated Fraser, James Mackintosh WA ALP 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1959 retired (1890 – 27.8.1961) Fraser, Simon Vic. PROT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1913 retired (21.8.1832 – 30.7.1919) Furner, Mark Lionel (11.4.1958 – ) Qld ALP 1.7.2008 –

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Seat declared vacant owing to absence without leave for two months. 6 417 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 418 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (4.11.1936 –) Gibson, BrianFrancis (15.4.1920 –23.9.2002) Georges, George (20.5.1869 –22.5.1955) Gibson, WilliamGerrand (3.9.1947 –) Gibbs, Brenda (22.2.1966 –) Greig, BrianAndrew (26.2.1888 –11.6.1970) Grant, DonaldMacLennan (28.12.1920 –) Thomas Gietzelt, Arthur (5.7.1879 –17.8.1944) Gibbs, WilliamAlbion (4.10.1937 –) Grimes, DonaldJames (1857 –19.5.1928) Grant, John (16.11.1928 –) Giles, Patricia Jessie (1.12.1840 –20.4.1914) Gray, JohnProctor (26.2.1864 –19.6.1928) Givens, Thomas (15.11.1926 –13.10.1976) Greenwood, IvorJohn Greene, W.M. seeMassy-Greene (6.6.1876 –4.7.1955) Glasgow, Sir(Thomas)William (26.2.1844 –28.9.1936) Glassey, Thomas (9.9.1911 –19.5.2002) JohnGreyGorton, (12.2.1847 –27.7.1936) John(laterSirAlbert) Gould, Albert Name (born/died) (1867 –27.3.1938) Graham, CharlesMontague (25.2.1902 –11.11.1980) Gair, VincentClair G (25.4.1878 –14.12.1943) Grant, CharlesWilliam (1.1.1954 –) Gallacher, AlexanderMcEachian (30.7.1867 –14.8.1952) Gardiner, Albert (1870 –19.11.1942) Garling, HenryChester-Master

Prime Ministerduringthis periodpriortohiselectiontheHouseof Representatives. wasaMemberofneitherHousebut,aspermitted bytheConstitution,wasabletoremainBetween 1.2.1968and 24.2.1968 MrGorton Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. Tas. Qld Vic. Qld WA NSW NSW NSW Tas. NSW WA NSW Qld Vic. Qld Qld Vic. NSW State WA Qld Tas. SA NSW NSW LIB ALP; INDfrom Dec.1986 CP ALP AD ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP ALP FT ALP; NATfrom 1917 LIB NAT PROT LIB LIB from 1913 FT; ANTI-SOCfrom 1906; Party ALP DLP NAT UAP ALP PROG LAB ALP NAT 1.7.1993 –22.2.2002resigned 1.7.1968 –5.6.1987defeated 1.7.1935 –30.6.1947retired 1.7.1996 –30.6.2002defeated 1.7.1999 –30.6.2005defeated 1.7.1944 –30.6.1959retired 1.7.1971 –27.2.1989resigned 18.5.1974 –2.4.1987resigned 1.7.1923 –19.5.1928died 5.9.1914 –30.6.1920defeated; 1.7.1981 –30.6.1993retired 1.1.1904 –30.6.1910defeated 1.1.1904 –19.6.1928died 1.7.1920 –30.6.1932defeated 30.3.1901 –31.12.1903defeated 10.12.1949 –1.2.1968resigned 29.3.1901 –30.6.1917retired Period ofservice 1.7.1923 –30.6.1929defeated 1.7.1965 –11.4.1974retired 1.7.2011 – 1.7.1910 –30.6.1926defeated * * * * * * term expired andretired 1.4.1925 –13.11.1925retired 15.12.1921 –15.12.1922defeated 5.6.1928 –16.11.1928 21.2.1968 –13.10.1976died 3.3.1932 –30.6.1941retired 29.7.1925 –13.11.1925defeated; † Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Guilfoyle, Margaret Georgina Constance Vic. LIB 1.7.1971 – 5.6.1987 retired (later Dame Margaret) (15.5.1926 – ) Guthrie, James Francis Vic. NAT; UAP from 1931 1.7.1920 – 30.6.1938 defeated (13.9.1872 – 18.8.1958) Guthrie, Robert Storrie SA ALP; NAT from 1917 1.1.1904 – 20.1.1921 died (17.11.1857 – 20.1.1921) Guy, James Tas. ALP 5.9.1914 – 30.6.1920 defeated (13.11.1860 – 23.8.1921) Guy, James Allan Tas. LIB 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1956 defeated (30.11.1890 – 16.12.1979) H Haines, Janine SA AD *14.12.1977 – 30.6.1978 term expired; (8.5.1945 – 20.11.2004) 1.7.1981 – 1.3.1990 resigned Hall, Raymond Steele SA LM; LIB from June 1976 18.5.1974 – 16.11.1977 resigned (30.11.1928 – ) Hamer, David John Vic. LIB 1.7.1978 – 30.6.1990 retired (5.9.1923 – 14.1.2002) Hannaford, Douglas Clive SA LIB; IND from Feb. 1967 10.12.1949 – 24.10.1967 died (11.1.1903 – 24.10.1967) Hannan, George Conrad Vic. LIB; NAT LIB from March *28.8.1956 – 30.6.1965 defeated; (10.9.1910 – 1.5.2009) 1974 21.11.1970 – 18.5.1974 defeated Hannan, Joseph Francis Vic. ALP *22.7.1924 – 13.11.1925 defeated (1873 – 14.3.1943) Hanson-Young, Sarah Coral SA GRN 1.7.2008 –

(23.12.1981 – ) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information Hardy, Charles NSW CP 1.7.1932 – 30.6.1938 defeated (12.12.1898 – 27.8.1941) Harney, Edward Augustine WA FT 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1903 retired (31.8.1865 – 17.5.1929) Harradine, Brian Tas. IND 13.12.1975 – 30.6.2005 retired (9.1.1935 – ) Harris, John WA ALP 1.7.1947 – 28.4.1951 defeated; (3.12.1890 – 5.10.1974) 1.7.1953 – 30.6.1959 retired Harris, Leonard William Qld PHON 2.7.1999† – 30.6.2005 defeated (22.9.1943 – ) Hayes, John Blyth Tas. NAT; UAP from 1931; *12.9.1923 – 30.6.1947 retired (21.4.1868 – 12.7.1956) LIB from 1944 Hays, Herbert Tas. NAT; UAP from 1931; 1.7.1923 – 30.6.1947 defeated (20.9.1869 – 16.2.1960) LIB from 1944 Hearn, Jean Margaret Tas. ALP *15.10.1980 – 30.6.1985 retired (30.3.1921 – ) Heatley, William Clarence Qld LIB *14.4.1966 – 30.6.1968 defeated (12.7.1920 – 29.10.1971) Heffernan, William Daniel NSW LIB *18.9.1996 – (3.3.1943 – ) Henderson, Christopher George WA ALP; NAT from 1917 1.1.1904 – 30.6.1923 defeated (19.8.1857 – 21.1.1933) Hendrickson, Albion Vic. ALP 1.7.1947 – 30.6.1971 retired (18.12.1897 – 28.4.1977) Henty, Norman Henry Denham Tas. LIB 1.7.1950 – 30.6.1968 retired (13.10.1903 – 9.5.1978)

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Declared elected by the High Court of Australia. 6 419 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 420 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 ‡ † * (16.3.1938 –) Jenkins, JeanAlice J (21.6.1927 –) Jessop, DonaldScott (14.2.1956 –) Lloyd Johnston, DavidAlbert (11.1.1880 –6.9.1942) Johnston, Edward Bertram (16.8.1932 –) Jones, GerryNorman (17.4.1967 –) Joyce, BarnabyThomasGerrard (23.7.1908 –27.10.1988) Kane, JohnThomas K (1887 –13.12.1960) Katz, Frederick (1882 –26.4.1946) Keane, Richard Valentine (28.6.1872 –31.10.1940) Keating, JohnHenry (20.8.1919 –15.5.1988) Keeffe, JamesBernard (21.12.1944 –) Kemp, CharlesRoderick (9.6.1899 –9.3.1972) Kendall, Roy (3.6.1900 –12.10.1981) Kennelly, Patrick John (25.9.1946 –) Hill, Robert Murray Name (born/died) (22.11.1874 –25.1.1962) Hoare, Alfred Albert (4.9.1932 –) Herron, JohnJoseph (19.3.1949 –) Hogg, JohnJoseph (18.1.1862 -12.6.1951) Higgs, WilliamGuy (6.7.1958 –) Humphries, GaryJohnJoseph (9.8.1960 –) Hill, HeatherElaine (1955 –) Hurley, AnnetteKay (22.4.1956 –) Hutchins, StephenPatrick

Elected 1998,butdisqualified 23.6.1999undertheprovisions of theCommonwealthElectoral. Act1918 the pollingdayforgeneral electionofMemberstheHouseRepresentatives. Pursuant totheSenate(Representation ofTerritories) Act1973,aSenator’stermofservice expires atthecloseofdaynextpreceding Selected undersection15oftheConstitution. WA SA WA WA Qld Qld NSW Vic. Vic. Tas. Qld Vic. Qld Vic. SA State SA Qld Qld Qld ACT Qld SA NSW AD LIB; INDfrom June1987 LIB CP ALP NP DLP ALP ALP PROT; LIBfrom 1913 ALP LIB LIB ALP LIB Party ALP LIB ALP ALP LIB PHON ALP ALP 11.7.1987 –30.6.1990defeated 1.7.1971 –5.6.1987defeated 1.7.2002 – 1.7.1929 –6.9.1942died 1.7.1981 –30.6.1996retired 1.7.2005 – 21.11.1970 –18.5.1974defeated 1.7.1947 –19.3.1951defeated 1.7.1938 –26.4.1946died 29.3.1901 –30.6.1923defeated 1.7.1965 –4.2.1983retired 1.7.1990 –30.6.2008retired 10.12.1949 –30.6.1965retired 1.7.1953 –30.6.1971retired 1.7.1981 –15.3.2006resigned Period ofservice 16.12.1922 –30.6.1935defeated 1.7.1990 –5.9.2002resigned 1.7.1996 – 30.3.1901 –31.12.1906defeated * ‡ * 24.11.2007 –20.8.2010;21.8.2010 9.10.2004 –23.11.2007; 1.7.2005 –30.6.2011retired 18.2.2003 –8.10.2004 14.10.1998 –30.6.2011defeated † ; Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Kernot, Cheryl Qld AD 1.7.1990 – 15.10.1997 resigned (5.12.1948 – ) Kilgariff, Bernard Francis NT NCP; LIB from March 1979 13.12.1975 – 9.12.1977†; (30.9.1923 – 13.4.2010) 10.12.1977 – 17.10.1980; 18.10.1980 – 4.3.1983; 5.3.1983 – 30.11.1984; 1.12.1984 – 10.7.1987 retired Kingsmill, Walter (later Sir Walter) WA NAT 1.7.1923 – 15.1.1935 died (10.4.1864 – 15.1.1935) Kirk, Linda Jean SA ALP 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 retired (24.5.1967 – ) Kneebone, Henry SA ALP *1.4.1931 – 18.12.1931 defeated (17.3.1876 – 22.12.1933) Knight, John William ACT LIB 13.12.1975 – 9.12.1977†; (20.11.1943 – 4.3.1981) 10.12.1977 – 17.10.1980; 18.10.1980 – 4.3.1981 died Knowles, Susan Christine WA LIB 1.12.1984 – 30.6.2005 retired (10.4.1951 – ) Kroger, Helen (11.3.1959 – ) LIB Vic. 1.7.2008 – L Lacey, Robert Herbert Tas. ALP 1.7.1965 – 30.6.1971 defeated (12.1.1900 – 2.11.1984) Lajovic, Milivoj Emil NSW LIB 13.12.1975 – 30.6.1985 retired (23.7.1921 – 5.6.2008) Lamp, Charles Adcock Tas. ALP 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1950 defeated

(3.9.1895 – 17.4.1972) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information Large, William James NSW ALP 1.7.1941 – 19.3.1951 defeated (28.3.1878 – 2.3.1964) Latham, Charles George WA CP *8.10.1942 – 20.8.1943 defeated (26.1.1882 – 26.8.1968) Laucke, Condor Louis (later Sir SA LIB *2.11.1967 – 30.6.1981 retired Condor) (9.11.1914 – 30.7.1993) Laught, Keith Alexander SA LIB 28.4.1951 – 13.5.1969 died (2.6.1907 – 13.5.1969) Lawrie, Alexander Greig Ellis Qld CP; NCP from May 1975 1.7.1965 – 11.11.1975 retired (19.6.1907 – 13.12.1978) Lawson, Harry Sutherland Wightman Vic. NAT 1.7.1929 – 30.6.1935 retired (later Sir Harry) (5.3.1875 – 12.6.1952) Leckie, John William Vic. UAP; LIB from 1944 1.7.1935 – 30.6.1947 defeated (14.10.1872 – 25.9.1947) Lees, Meg Heather SA AD; IND from July 2002; *4.4.1990 – 30.6.2005 defeated (19.10.1948 – ) APA from April 2003 Lewis, Austin William Russell Vic. LIB *17.12.1976 – 30.6.1993 retired (5.12.1932 – ) Lightfoot, Philip Ross WA LIB *19.5.1997 – 30.6.2008 retired (11.8.1936 – ) Lillico, Alexander Elliot Davidson Tas. LIB 1.7.1959 – 11.4.1974 retired (5.9.1905 – 1.11.1994)

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Pursuant to the Senate (Representation of Territories) Act 1973, a Senator’s term of service expires at the close of the day next preceding the polling day for the general election of Members of the House of Representatives. 6 421 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 422 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (14.2.1880 –17.8.1937) MacDonald, JohnValentine (29.11.1945 –) Macdonald, IanDouglas (31.1.1844 –20.2.1929) McColl, JamesHiers (31.7.1892 –30.12.1973) McCallum, JohnArchibald (Sandy) (10.5.1954–) Macdonald, JohnAlexanderLindsay (25.8.1892 –23.1.1978) MacDonald, AllanNicoll (5.8.1926 –) McClelland, Douglas (3.6.1915 –16.1.1999) McClelland, JamesRobert Name (born/died) (13.10.1914 –25.11.1988) Little, JohnAlbert (1870 –23.12.1932) Long, JamesJoseph (29.12.1952 –) Loosley, Stephen (10.1.1970 –) Ludlam, Scott (21.7.1959 –) Ludwig, JosephWilliam (15.12.1967 –) Lundy, KateAlexandra (1867 –15.1.1944) Lynch, Patrick Joseph (25.7.1918 –16.8.1988) McAuliffe, Ronald Edward M (18.6.1892 –14.7.1982) (later SirPhilip) Martin McBride, PhilipAlbert (2.8.1857 –14.10.1924) McDougall, Allan (3.8.1954 –) McEwen, Anne (2.9.1844 –24.11.1914) Macfarlane, James (5.3.1957 –) McGauran, JulianJohnJames (13.5.1934 –) MacGibbon, DavidJohn (18.10.1848 –13.8.1914) McGregor, Gregor

the pollingdayforgeneral electionofMemberstheHouseRepresentatives. Pursuant totheSenate(Representation ofTerritories) Act1973,aSenator’stermofservice expires atthecloseofdaynextpreceding Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. Qld Qld Vic. NSW NSW WA NSW NSW State Vic. Tas. NSW GRN Qld ACT WA Qld SA NSW SA Tas. Vic. Qld SA FLP ALP LIB ANTI-SOC; LIBfrom 1913 LIB NPA; NPfrom Oct. 2003 UAP; LIBfrom 1944 ALP ALP Party DLP ALP ALP WA ALP ALP ALP; NATfrom 1917 ALP UAP ALP ALP FT LIB from Feb.2006 NPA; NPfrom Oct.2003; LIB ALP 1.7.1990 – 1.1.1907 –5.9.1914defeated 10.12.1949 –30.6.1962retired 1.7.1993 –30.6.1999defeated; 1.7.1962 –23.1.1987resigned Period ofservice 1.7.1968 –18.5.1974defeated 1.7.1910 –20.12.1918resigned 1.7.1990 –19.5.1995resigned 1.7.2008 – 1.7.1999 – 2.3.1996 –2.10.1998 24.11.2007 –20.8.2010;21.8.2010 9.10.2004 –23.11.2007; 10.11.2001 –8.10.2004; 3.10.1998 –9.11.2001; 1.1.1907 –30.6.1938defeated 1.7.1971 –30.6.1981retired * * * * * * 1.7.1932 –17.8.1937died 16.12.1922 –14.10.1924died 1.7.1910 –30.6.1920defeated; 1.7.2005 – 29.3.1901 –30.6.1910defeated 1.7.1993 –30.6.2011defeated 11.7.1987 –30.6.1990defeated; 1.7.1978 –30.6.1999defeated 30.3.1901 –30.7.1914retired 1.8.1928 –16.11.1928defeated 26.5.1922 –15.12.1922defeated; 4.5.2000 –30.6.2008retired 5.3.1935 –30.6.1947defeated 16.3.1971 –21.7.1978resigned 21.10.1937 –30.6.1944defeated † ; Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service McHugh, Charles Stephen SA ALP 1.7.1923 – 24.7.1927 died (23.4.1887 – 24.7.1927) McIntosh, Gordon Douglas WA ALP 18.5.1974 – 5.6.1987 retired (29.5.1925 – ) Mackay, Susan Mary Tas. ALP *8.3.1996 – 29.7.2005 resigned (14.4.1960 – ) Mackellar, Charles Kinnaird NSW PROT *8.10.1903 – 30.11.1903 retired (5.12.1844 – 14.7.1926) McKellar, Gerald Colin NSW CP 22.11.1958 – 13.4.1970 died (29.5.1903 – 13.4.1970) McKenna, Nicholas Edward Tas. ALP 1.7.1944 – 30.6.1968 retired (9.9.1895 – 22.4.1974) McKenzie, Bridget Vic. NP 1.7.2011 – (27.12.1969 – ) McKiernan, James Philip WA ALP 1.12.1984 – 30.6.2002 retired (11.10.1944 – ) McKissock, Andrew Nelson Vic. ALP 5.9.1914 – 30.6.1917 defeated (6.12.1873 – 17.7.1919) Macklin, Michael John Qld AD 1.7.1981 – 30.6.1990 retired (25.2.1943 – ) McLachlan, Alexander John SA NAT *24.2.1926 – 30.6.1944 retired (2.11.1872 – 28.5.1956) McLachlan, James SA UAP 1.7.1935 – 30.6.1947 retired (9.3.1871 – 1.12.1956) McLaren, Geoffrey Thomas SA ALP 1.7.1971 – 4.2.1983 retired

(1.2.1921 – 30.1.1992) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information McLean, Paul Alexander NSW AD 11.7.1987 – 23.8.1991 resigned (13.3.1937 – ) McLeay, George SA UAP; LIB from 1944 1.7.1935 – 30.6.1947 defeated; (6.5.1894 – 14.9.1955) 10.12.1949 – 14.9.1955 died McLucas, Jan Elizabeth Qld ALP 1.7.1999 – (27.3.1958 – ) McManus, Francis Patrick Vincent Vic. ALP (A-C); DLP from 1957 1.7.1956 – 30.6.1962 defeated; (27.2.1905 – 28.12.1983) 1.7.1965 – 18.5.1974 defeated McMullan, Robert Francis ACT ALP *16.2.1988 – 23.3.1990†; (10.12.1947 – ) 24.3.1990 – 12.3.1993; 13.3.1993 – 6.2.1996 resigned McMullin, Alister Maxwell NSW LIB 28.4.1951 – 30.6.1971 retired (later Sir Alister) (14.7.1900 – 7.8.1984) Madigan, John Joseph Vic. DLP 1.7.2011 – (21.7.1966 – ) Maguire, Graham Ross SA ALP 5.3.1983 – 30.6.1993 defeated (21.4.1945 – ) Maher, Edmund Bede Qld CP 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1965 retired (8.6.1891 – 31.12.1982) Margetts, Diane (Dee) Elizabeth WA GWA 1.7.1993 – 30.6.1999 defeated (5.3.1955 – ) Marriott, John Edward Tas. LIB *3.3.1953 – 8.5.1953 term expired; (16.2.1913 – 13.4.1994) 1.7.1953 – 11.11.1975 retired Marshall, Gavin Mark Vic. ALP 1.7.2002 – (25.3.1960 – )

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Pursuant to the Senate (Representation of Territories) Act 1973, a Senator’s term of service expires at the close of the day next preceding the polling day for the general election of Members of the House of Representatives. 6 423 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 424 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 * (8.9.1871 –1.10.1941) Mullan, John (19.2.1956 –) Moore, Claire Mary (5.3.1962 –) Mason, Brett John (29.4.1895 –3.4.1960) Marwick, ThomasWilliam (27.4.1919 –10.12.2000) Mulvihill, JamesAnthony (12.6.1936 –) Morris, JohnJoseph (28.10.1926 –) Mason, ColinVictorJames (12.10.1903 –1.6.1978) (later SirKenneth) Morris, Kenneth James (6.11.1874 –16.11.1952) Massy-Greene, Walter (laterSirWalter) (1891 –12.7.1980) Morrow, William (28.3.1850 –23.10.1927) Mulcahy, Edward Name (born/died) (8.3.1942 –) (laterSullivan),KathrynJean Martin (25.5.1932 –) Martyr, JohnRaymond (8.1.1863 –10.4.1933) Maughan, WilliamJohnRyott (6.2.1861 –7.8.1929) Matheson, AlexanderPerceval (8.5.1922 –17.12.2010) Maunsell, CharlesRonald (16.9.1893 –21.12.1977) Mattner, Edward William (7.2.1926 –) Melzer, JeanIsobelle (24.9.1939 –) Messner, AnthonyJohn (7.11.1860 –14.9.1923) Millen, Edward Davis (1877 –1.8.1941) Millen, JohnDunlop (17.7.1911 –30.6.1975) Milliner, Richard Bertie (14.5.1953 –) Milne, ChristineAnne (15.4.1953 –) Minchin, NicholasHugh (22.7.1925 –30.3.1986) Missen, AlanJoseph (17.1.1880 –23.12.1942) Mooney, Patrick Frederick

Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution.

Qld Qld Qld WA NSW NSW NSW Qld NSW Tas. Tas. State Qld WA Qld WA Qld SA Vic. SA NSW Tas. Qld Tas. SA Vic. NSW ALP ALP LIB CP ALP ALP AD LIB NAT ALP NAT PROT Party LIB LIB ALP FT CP; NCPfrom May1975 LIB ALP LIB NAT from 1917 LIB from 1913; FT; ANTI-SOCfrom 1906; NAT; UAPfrom 1931 ALP GRN LIB LIB LANG LAB 1.7.1913 –30.6.1917defeated 1.7.2002 – 1.7.1999 – 1.7.1965 –4.2.1983 retired 1.7.1985 –30.6.1990retired 1.7.1978 –5.6.1987retired 30.11.1963 –30.6.1968retired 1.7.1947 –30.6.1953defeated 1.1.1904 –10.5.1910defeated; Period ofservice 18.5.1974 –5.11.1984resigned * * * * * * 10.12.1949 –30.6.1968retired 1.7.1926 –30.6.1938retired 1.7.1913 –30.6.1920defeated 29.3.1901 –31.12.1906retired 1.7.1968 –30.6.1981defeated 18.5.1974 –30.6.1981defeated 13.12.1975 –17.4.1990resigned 29.3.1901 –14.9.1923died 1.7.1920 –30.6.1938defeated 1.7.1968 –30.6.1975died 1.7.2005 – 1.7.1993 –30.6.2011retired 18.5.1974 –30.3.1986died 10.10.1944 –27.9.1946defeated; 17.10.1923 –13.11.1925termexpired; 19.8.1936 –22.10.1937defeated 11.3.1981 –4.2.1983defeated 15.1.1919 –30.6.1920retired 23.12.1931 –30.6.1932termexpired Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Murphy, Lionel Keith NSW ALP 1.7.1962 – 9.2.1975 resigned (31.8.1922 – 21.10.1986) Murphy, Shayne Michael Tas. ALP; IND from Oct. 2001 1.7.1993 – 30.6.2005 defeated (8.1.1952 – ) Murray, Andrew James Marshall WA AD 1.7.1996 – 30.6.2008 retired (29.1.1947 – ) Murray, Reginald James Tas. ALP 1.7.1947 – 19.3.1951 defeated (25.4.1909 – 25.11.1962) N Nash, Fiona Joy NSW NP 1.7.2005 – (6.5.1965 – ) Nash, Richard Harry WA ALP 21.8.1943 – 12.12.1951 died (2.7.1890 – 12.12.1951) Neal, Belinda Jane NSW ALP *8.3.1994 – 3.9.1998 resigned (10.1.1963 – ) Neal, Laurence William Vic. NCP *11.3.1980 – 30.6.1981 defeated (18.7.1947 – ) Needham, Edward WA ALP 1.1.1907 – 30.6.1920 defeated; (30.9.1872 – 26.10.1956) 1.7.1923 – 30.6.1929 defeated Negus, Sydney Ambrose WA IND 1.7.1971 – 18.5.1974 defeated (12.3.1912 – 1.8.1986) Neild, John Cash NSW FT 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1910 defeated (4.1.1846 – 8.3.1911) Nettle, Kerry Michelle NSW GRN 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 defeated (24.12.1973 – )

Newlands, John (later Sir John) SA ALP; NAT from 1917 1.7.1913 – 20.5.1932 died Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information (formerly Newland) (4.8.1864 – 20.5.1932) Newman, Jocelyn Margaret Tas. LIB *13.3.1986 – 1.2.2002 resigned (8.7.1937 – ) Nicholls, Theophilus Martin SA ALP 1.7.1944 – 30.6.1968 retired (21.8.1894 – 22.7.1977) O Oakes, Charles William NSW LIB 1.7.1913 – 5.9.1914 defeated (30.11.1861 – 2.7.1928) O’Brien, Kerry Williams Kelso Tas. ALP *5.9.1996 – 30.6.2011 retired (19.7.1951 – ) O’Byrne, Justin Hilary Tas. ALP 1.7.1947 – 30.6.1981 retired (1.6.1912 – 10.11.1993) O’Chee, William George Qld NPA *8.5.1990 – 30.6.1999 defeated (19.6.1965 – ) O’Connor, Richard Edward NSW PROT 29.3.1901 – 27.9.1903 resigned (4.8.1851 – 18.11.1912) O’Flaherty, Sidney Wainman SA ALP 1.7.1944 – 30.6.1962 retired (2.7.1886 – 18.11.1967) Ogden, James Ernest Tas. ALP; NAT from 1926 1.7.1923 – 5.2.1932 died (8.3.1868 – 5.2.1932) O’Halloran, Micheal Rapheal SA ALP 17.11.1928 – 30.6.1935 defeated (12.4.1893 – 22.9.1960) O’Keefe, David John Tas. ALP 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1906 defeated; (21.8.1864 – 21.7.1943) 1.7.1910 – 30.6.1920 defeated

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. 6 425 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 426 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (18.4.1972 –) Pratt, Louise Clare (13.2.1915 –5.8.1986) Poyser, George Arthur (15.12.1883 –13.1.1925) Power, JohnMaurice (26.11.1837 –19.4.1915) Playford, Thomas (14.1.1870 –24.6.1952) Pearce, George Foster(laterSirGeorge) (31.10.1960 –) Parry, StephenShane (23.3.1903 –30.11.1970) Ormonde, JamesPatrick (7.5.1865 –7.5.1928) EdwardPratten, Herbert (16.2.1906 –4.1.1989) Poke, George Albert (13.1.1905 –11.9.1961) Pearson, Rex Whiting (21.11.1944 –) Patterson, KayChristineLesley (19.4.1924 –1.11.2003) Primmer, CyrilGraham (9.2.1957 –) Polley, HelenBeatrice (5.1.1900 –25.8.1952) Piesse, EdmundStephenRoper (17.8.1866 –26.2.1944) Payne, JamesMockford Herbert (1913 –2.9.1962) Poulter, MaxwellWilliam (1868 –14.10.1961) Plain, William (29.7.1964 –) Payne, MariseAnn (29.9.1942 –) Powell, JanetFrances Name (born/died) (25.11.1852 –4.12.1925) O’Loghlin, JamesVincent (7.6.1945 –) Olsen, JohnWayne (2.8.1900 –4.7.1968) O’Sullivan, Neil(laterSirNeil) (11.1.1910 –21.1.1966) Paltridge, ShaneDunne(laterSirShane) P (24.3.1931 –31.1.1997) Panizza, JohnHorace (6.4.1936 –) Parer, Warwick Raymond

Chosen byParliament ofSouthAustralia on11.7.1907;selectiondeclared void on20.12.1907. Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution.

WA Vic. NSW SA WA Tas. NSW NSW Tas. SA Vic. Vic. Tas. WA Tas. Qld Vic. NSW Vic. State SA SA Qld WA WA Qld ALP ALP ALP PROT UAP from 1931 ALP; NATfrom 1917; LIB ALP NAT ALP LIB LIB ALP ALP CP NAT; UAPfrom 1931 ALP NAT; UAPfrom 1931 NAT LIB AD; INDfrom July 1992 Party ALP LIB LIB LIB LIB LIB 1.7.2008 – 30.3.1901 –31.12.1906defeated 29.3.1901 –30.6.1938defeated 1.7.2005 – 1.7.1917 –23.11.1921resigned 1.7.1956 –11.4.1974retired 28.4.1951 –11.9.1961died 11.7.1987 –30.6.2008retired 1.7.1971 –30.6.1985retired 1.7.2005 – 10.12.1949 –25.8.1952died 1.7.1920 –30.6.1938defeated 1.7.1962 –2.9.1962died 1.7.1917 –30.6.1923defeated Period ofservice * * * * * * * * * 1.7.1923 –4.12.1925died 1.7.1913 – 30.6.1920defeated; 1.7.1959 –30.11.1970died 1.7.1947 –30.6.1962retired 28.4.1951 –21.1.1966died 11.7.1987 –31.1.1997died 30.7.1958 –21.11.1958termexpired; 7.5.1990 –4.5.1992resigned 11.7.1907 –20.12.1907 26.10.1966 –11.11.1975retired 20.11.1924 –13.1.1925died 26.8.1986 –30.6.1993defeated 25.8.1925 –30.6.1938defeated 9.4.1997 – 22.11.1984 –11.2.2000resigned † ; Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Prowse, Edgar Wylie WA CP 1.7.1962 – 31.12.1973 resigned (22.3.1905 – 2.6.1977) Pulsford, Edward NSW FT 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1910 defeated (29.9.1844 – 29.9.1919) Puplick, Christopher John Guelph NSW LIB 26.7.1978 – 30.6.1981 defeated; (13.5.1948 – ) 1.12.1984 – 30.6.1990 defeated Q Quirke, John Andrew SA ALP *18.9.1997 – 15.8.2000 resigned (9.9.1950 – ) R Rae, Arthur NSW ALP; LANG LAB from 1931 1.7.1910 – 5.9.1914 defeated; (14.3.1860 – 25.11.1943) 1.7.1929 – 30.6.1935 defeated Rae, Peter Elliot Tas. LIB 1.7.1968 – 16.1.1986 resigned (24.9.1932 – ) Rankin, Annabelle Jane Mary (later Qld LIB 1.7.1947 – 24.5.1971 resigned Dame Annabelle) (28.7.1908 – 30.8.1986) Rankin, George James Vic. CP 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1956 retired (1.5.1887 – 28.12.1957) Ray, Robert Francis Vic. ALP 1.7.1981 – 5.5.2008 resigned (8.4.1947 – ) Ready, Randolph Keith Tas. ALP 1.7.1910 – 1.3.1917 resigned (15.12.1878 – 28.7.1958) Reid, Albert David NSW CP 10.12.1949 – 22.5.1962 died (1887 – 22.5.1962)

Reid, Donald David WA CP *16.1.1974 – 11.4.1974 retired Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information (10.5.1933 – ) Reid, Margaret Elizabeth ACT LIB *5.5.1981 – 4.3.1983†; 5.3.1983 – (28.5.1935 – ) 30.11.1984; 1.12.1984 – 10.7.1987; 11.7.1987 – 23.3.1990; 24.3.1990 – 12.3.1993; 13.3.1993 – 1.3.1996; 2.3.1996 – 2.10.1998; 3.10.1998 – 9.11.2001; 10.11.2001 –14.2.2003 resigned Reid, Matthew Qld NAT 1.7.1917 – 30.6.1935 retired (30.9.1856 – 28.8.1947) Reid, Robert Vic. FT *21.1.1903 – 31.12.1903 retired (18.10.1842 – 12.5.1904) Reynolds, Margaret Qld ALP 5.3.1983 – 30.6.1999 retired (19.7.1941 – ) Rhiannon, Lee NSW GRN 1.7.2011 – (30.5.1951 – ) Richardson, Graham Frederick NSW ALP 5.3.1983 –25.3.1994 resigned (27.9.1949 – ) Ridgeway, Aden Derek NSW AD 1.7.1999 – 30.6.2005 defeated (18.9.1962 – ) Ridley, Clement Frank SA ALP 1.7.1959 – 30.6.1971 retired (13.3.1909 – 20.5.1988) Robertson, Agnes Robertson WA LIB; CP from 1955 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1962 retired (31.7.1882 – 29.1.1968) Robertson, Edward Albert NT ALP 13.12.1975 – 9.12.1977†; 10.12.1977 – (18.3.1929 – 5.1.1991) 17.10.1980; 18.10.1980 – 4.3.1983; 5.3.1983 – 30.11.1984; 1.12.1984 – 10.7.1987 retired

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Pursuant to the Senate (Representation of Territories) Act 1973, a Senator’s term of service expires at the close of the day next preceding the polling day for the general election of Members of the House of Representatives. 6 427 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 428 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (27.1.1845 –12.5.1919) Sayers, Robert John (30.5.1834 –2.1.1903) Sargood, SirFrederick Thomas (27.4.1956 –) Santoro, Santo (10.8.1878 –18.7.1925) Russell, Edward John (16.2.1936 –) Rocher, AllanCharles (4.10.1907 –21.1.1981) Robinson, WilliamCharles (6.12.1946 –) Schacht, ChristopherCleland (16.2.1855 –13.10.1919) Saunders, HenryJohn (20.10.1842 –28.6.1912) Russell, William (13.2.1954 –) Ronaldson, MichaelJohnClyde (12.5.1920 –) Scott, DouglasBarr (1.12.1890 –13.10.1974) Ryan, JohnVictor (20.1.1851 –6.7.1941) Rowell, James (12.5.1973 –) Ryan, ScottMichael (10.10.1942 –) Ryan, SusanMaree Name (born/died) (20.5.1877 –25.5.1943) Robinson, William Albert (9.2.1850 –22.11.1926) Senior, William (18.2.1859 –17.4.1929) St Ledger, AnthonyJamesJoseph S (30.3.1882 –5.6.1959) Sampson, Burford (15.10.1932 –) Sanders, NormanKarl (1895 –22.10.1966) Sandford, CharlesWalter (11.5.1911 –31.5.1989) Scott, MalcolmFox (4.5.1956 –) Scullion, NigelGregory

the pollingdayforgeneral electionofMemberstheHouseRepresentatives. Pursuant totheSenate(Representation ofTerritories) Act1973,aSenator’stermofservice expires atthecloseofdaynextpreceding Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. Qld Vic. Qld Vic. WA WA SA WA SA Vic. NSW SA SA Vic. ACT State SA SA Qld Tas. Tas. Vic. WA NT ANTI-SOC FT LIB ALP; NATfrom 1917 LIB CP ALP FT ALP LIB NPA from Oct.1982 CP; NCPfrom May 1975; ALP NAT LIB ALP Party NAT ALP; NATfrom 1917 ANTI-SOC LIB from 1944 NAT; UAPfrom 1931; AD ALP LIB CLP 1.1.1907 –30.6.1913defeated 29.3.1901 –2.1.1903died 1.1.1907 –18.7.1925died 1.7.1978 –10.2.1981resigned 11.7.1987 –30.6.2002defeated 1.1.1907 –28.6.1912died 1.7.2005 – 10.12.1949 –30.6.1959retired 1.7.2008 – 13.12.1975 –9.12.1977 Period ofservice 24.11.2007 –20.8.2010;21.8.2010 9.10.2004 –23.11.2007; 10.7.1987; 11.7.1987–29.1.1988resigned 5.3.1983 –30.11.1984;1.12.1984 17.10.1980; 18.10.1980–4.3.1983; 1.7.1913 –30.6.1923defeated 1.1.1907 –30.6.1913defeated 1.7.1941 –30.6.1947defeated 14.11.1925 –30.6.1938defeated; 1.7.1985 –1.3.1990resigned 1.7.1947 –30.6.1956defeated; * * * * * * * 18.5.1974 –30.6.1985retired 10.12.1949 –30.6.1971retired 10.11.2001 –8.10.2004 24.5.1917 –30.6.1923defeated 30.9.1952 –8.5.1953defeated 18.4.1928 –16.11.1928defeated 6.8.1970 –20.11.1970termexpired 20.5.1903 –31.12.1903defeated 29.10.2002 –11.4.2007resigned 6.6.1957 –22.10.1966died † † ; ; 10.12.1977 – Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service Seward, Harrie Stephen WA CP 28.4.1951 – 23.7.1958 died (26.2.1884 – 23.7.1958) Shannon, John Wallace SA LIB *31.7.1912 – 30.6.1913 retired; (28.4.1862 – 30.1.1926) 5.9.1914 – 30.6.1920 defeated Sheehan, James Michael Vic. ALP *12.7.1938 – 20.9.1940 defeated; (1889 – 10.4.1967) 1.7.1944 – 30.6.1962 retired Sheil, Glenister Qld CP; NCP from May 1975 18.5.1974 – 6.2.1981 resigned (21.10.1929 – 29.9.2008) NPA 1.12.1984 – 30.6.1990 defeated Sherrington, Robert Duncan Qld LIB 1.7.1962 – 16.3.1966 died (21.1.1902 – 16.3.1966) Sherry, Nicholas John Tas. ALP 1.7.1990 – (19.11.1955 – ) Short, James Robert Vic. LIB 1.12.1984 – 12.5.1997 resigned (7.12.1936 – ) Sibraa, Kerry Walter NSW ALP 13.12.1975 – 30.6.1978; (12.10.1937 – ) *9.8.1978 – 1.2.1994 resigned Siddons, John Royston Vic. AD; IND from Nov.1986; 1.7.1981 – 4.2.1983 defeated; (5.10.1927 – ) UNITE AP from Mar 1987 1.7.1985 – 5.6.1987 defeated Siewert, Rachel Mary WA GRN 1.7.2005 – (4.11.1961 – ) Sim, John Peter WA LIB *26.11.1964 – 30.6.1981 retired (21.1.1917 – ) Simmonds, Wilfrid Mylchreest Qld LIB 10.12.1949 – 19.3.1951 retired (1890 – 2.1.1967) Singh, Lisa Maria Tas. ALP 1.7.2011 –

(20.2.1972 – ) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information Smith, Miles Staniforth Cater WA FT 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1906 retired (25.2.1869 – 14.1.1934) Sowada, Karin Nicole NSW AD *29.8.1991 – 30.6.1993 defeated (1.11.1961 – ) Spicer, John Armstrong Vic. LIB 21.9.1940 – 30.6.1944; (5.3.1898 – 3.1.1977) 10.12.1949 – 13.8.1956 resigned Spindler, Sid Vic. AD 1.7.1990 – 30.6.1996 retired (9.7.1932 – 1.3.2008) Spooner, William Henry (later Sir NSW LIB 10.12.1949 – 14.7.1965 resigned William) (23.12.1897 – 15.7.1966) Stephens, Ursula Mary NSW ALP 1.7.2002 – (7.7.1954 – ) Sterle, Glenn WA ALP 1.7.2005 – (3.1.1960 – ) Stewart, James Charles Qld ALP 30.3.1901 – 30.6.1917 defeated (7.9.1850 – 20.12.1931) Stone, John Owen Qld NPA 11.7.1987 – 1.3.1990 resigned (31.1.1929 – ) Story, William Harrison SA ALP; NAT from 1917 1.1.1904 – 3.4.1917 resigned (31.5.1857 – 13.7.1924) Stott Despoja, Natasha Jessica SA AD *29.11.1995 – 30.6.2008 retired (9.9.1969 – ) Styles, James Vic. PROT 29.3.1901 – 31.12.1906 defeated (3.7.1841 – 4.2.1913) Sullivan, Kathryn Jean see Martin, Kathryn Jean

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. 6 429 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 430 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (11.7.1909 –18.8.1992) Toohey, JamesPhilip (20.6.1943 –) Tambling, GrantErnestJohn T (4.11.1934 –) Townley, Michael (15.7.1846 –26.7.1925) Trenwith, William Arthur (3.8.1940 –) Troeth, Judith Mary (5.12.1948 –) Trood, Russell Brunell (24.4.1859 –5.6.1929) Turley, Henry (21.2.1908 –17.7.2006) Turnbull, Reginald JohnDavid (9.5.1876 –28.2.1946) Uppill, Oliver U (18.10.1957 –) Urquhart, AnneElizabeth Name (born/died) (27.9.1846 –29.3.1934) Symon, SirJosiahHenry (15.9.1959 –) Synon, Karen Margaret (13.3.1911 –1.6.1985) (later DameDorothy) Tangney, Dorothy Margaret (1895 –21.1.1977) Tate, JohnPercival (6.7.1945 –) Tate, MichaelCarter (10.3.1941 –) Tchen, Tsebin (18.9.1944 –) Teague, BadenChapman (18.1.1916 –1.6.1996) Tehan, ThomasJoseph (6.9.1972 –) Thistlethwaite, MatthewJames (14.3.1936 –14.5.2011) Thomas, Andrew Murray (28.4.1863 –5.2.1933) Thomas, Josiah (2.3.1863 –26.3.1953) Thompson, WilliamGeorge (21.1.1946 –) Tierney, JohnWilliam

the pollingdayforgeneral electionofMemberstheHouseRepresentatives. Pursuant totheSenate(Representation ofTerritories) Act1973,aSenator’stermofservice expires atthecloseofdaynextpreceding Selected undersection 15 oftheConstitution. SA NT Tas. Vic. Vic. Qld Qld Tas. SA Tas. State SA Vic. WA NSW Tas. Vic. SA Vic. NSW WA NSW Qld NSW ALP CLP IND from June1987 IND; LIBfrom Feb. 1975; IND LIB LIB ALP IND from Jan.1970 IND; APfrom Aug.1969; UAP ALP Party FT; ANTI-SOCfrom 1906 LIB ALP LIB ALP LIB LIB NCP ALP LIB NAT NAT LIB 1.7.1953 –30.6.1971retired 11.7.1987 –23.3.1990 1.7.1971 –5.6.1987retired 1.1.1904 –30.6.1910defeated 1.7.1993 –30.6.2011retired 1.7.2005 –30.6.2011defeated 1.1.1904 –30.6.1917defeated 1.7.1962 –11.4.1974retired 1.7.1935 –16.9.1944resigned 1.7.2011 – Period ofservice 30.3.1901 –30.6.1913defeated 9.11.2001 retired 2.3.1996 –2.10.1998;3.10.1998 12.3.1993; 13.3.1993–1.3.1996; 21.8.1943 –30.6.1968defeated 10.12.1949 –30.6.1953retired 1.7.1978 –5.7.1993resigned 1.7.1999 –30.6.2005retired 1.7.1978 –30.6.1996retired 13.12.1975 –30.6.1978defeated 1.7.2011 – 13.12.1975 –4.2.1983defeated 14.11.1925 –30.6.1929defeated 1.7.1917 –30.6.1923defeated; 16.12.1922 –30.6.1932defeated * * 13.5.1997 –30.6.1999defeated 11.2.1991 –14.4.2005resigned † ; 24.3.1990 – Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name (born/died) State Party Period of service V Vallentine, Josephine WA NDP; IND from May 1985; 1.7.1985 – 31.1.1992 resigned (30.5.1946 – ) GWA from July 1990 Vanstone, Amanda Eloise SA LIB 1.12.1984 – 26.4.2007 resigned (7.12.1952 – ) Vardon, Edward Charles SA NAT *16.2.1921 – 4.8.1921†; (10.11.1866 – 23.2.1937) *9.8.1921 – 15.12.1922 defeated Vardon, Joseph SA ANTI-SOC; LIB 1.1.1907 – 31.5.1907‡ ; (27.7.1843 – 20.7.1913) 15.2.1908 – 30.6.1913 defeated Verran, John SA NAT *30.8.1927 – 16.11.1928 defeated (9.8.1856 – 7.6.1932) Vigor, David Bernard SA AD; 1.12.1984 – 5.6.1987 defeated (24.6.1939 – 9.4.1998) UNITE AP from June 1987 Vincent, Victor Seddon WA LIB 1.7.1950 – 9.11.1964 died (1908 – 9.11.1964) W Wade, Harrie Walter Vic. CP 1.7.1956 – 18.11.1964 died (10.1.1905 – 18.11.1964) Walker, James Thomas NSW FT 29.3.1901 – 30.6.1913 retired (20.3.1841 – 18.1.1923) Walsh, Peter Alexander WA ALP 18.5.1974 – 30.6.1993 retired (11.3.1935 – ) Walters, Mary Shirley Tas. LIB 13.12.1975 – 30.6.1993 retired (31.8.1925 – ) Ward, Frederick Furner SA ALP 1.7.1947 – 28.4.1951 defeated (11.5.1872 – 31.12.1954) Members of the Senate since 1901 Historical information Wardlaw, Robert Tas. LIB 9.5.1953 – 30.6.1962 retired (5.8.1889 – 27.6.1964) Waters, Larissa Joy Qld GRN 1.7.2011 – (8.2.1977 – ) Watson, David NSW ALP 5.9.1914 – 30.6.1917 defeated (14.2.1870 – 4.12.1924) Watson, John Odin Wentworth Tas. LIB 1.7.1978 – 30.6.2008 retired (25.1.1937 – ) Webber, Ruth Stephanie WA ALP 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 defeated (24.3.1965 – ) Webster, James Joseph Vic. CP; NCP from May 1975 *9.12.1964 – 28.1.1980 resigned (14.6.1925 – ) Wedgwood, Ivy Evelyn (later Dame Ivy) Vic. LIB 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1971 retired (18.10.1896 – 24.7.1975) West, Suzanne Margaret NSW ALP *11.2.1987 – 5.6.1987 defeated; (21.9.1947 – ) 1.7.1990 – 30.6.2002 retired Wheeldon, John Murray WA ALP 1.7.1965 – 30.6.1981 retired (9.8.1929 – 24.5.2006) Wheelwright, Thomas Clive NSW ALP *24.5.1995 – 30.6.1996 defeated (29.4.1953 – ) Whiteside, George Irvine Qld ALP *9.10.1962 – 29.11.1963 defeated (1902 – 27.7.1976) Wilkinson, Lawrence Degenhardt WA ALP 26.11.1966 – 11.4.1974 retired (12.11.1903 – 9.11.1991)

* Selected under section 15 of the Constitution. † Appointment not confirmed by South Australian Parliament within fourteen days after commencement of its next session as required by section 15 of the Constitution. ‡ Election void. 6 431 6 Historical information Members of the Senate since 1901 432 Parliamentary HandbookoftheCommonwealthAustralia2011 † * (21.7.1894 –22.11.1984) Wordsworth, Robert Hurley (1959 –) Wortley, DanaJohanna (11.7.1927 –18.10.2010) KennethWriedt, Shaw (19.1.1961 –) PenelopeWright, Lesley (10.7.1905 –10.3.1990) (later SirReginald) ReginaldWright, Charles (29.1.1959 –) Xenophon, Nicholas X (30.6.1923 –21.11.2006) Harold) Young, Harold William(laterSir Y (19.3.1929 –6.3.1995) Zakharov, AliceOlive Z (5.12.1830 –11.3.1912) Zeal, SirWilliamAustin (9.2.1938 –) Woodley, John Name (born/died) (13.4.1947 –) Woods, Robert Leslie (14.4.1916 –9.9.2003) Willesee, DonaldRobert (16.1.1955 –) Williams, JohnReginald (3.9.1900 –28.9.1987) Wilson, Keith Cameron (20.6.1877 –13.7.1957) (later SirReginald) Wilson, Reginald Victor (26.10.1924 –) Withers, Reginald Greive (5.11.1968 –) Wong, Penelope YingYen (31.1.1901 –7.1.1992) Wood, IanAlexanderChristie (13.11.1949 –) Wood, WilliamRobert

Disqualified undertheprovisions oftheCommonwealthElectoral Act1918. By-election. Tas. SA Tas. SA Tas. SA SA Vic. Vic. Qld State NSW WA NSW SA SA WA SA Qld NSW LIB ALP ALP GRN LIB; INDfrom June1978 IND LIB ALP PROT AD Party LIB ALP NP UAP NAT LIB ALP LIB NDP 10.12.1949 –30.6.1959defeated 1.7.2005 –30.6.2011defeated 1.7.1968 –25.9.1980resigned 1.7.2011 – 10.12.1949 –30.6.1978retired 1.7.2008 – 1.7.1968 –4.2.1983defeated 5.3.1983 –6.3.1995died 29.3.1901 –31.12.1906retired 1.7.1993 –27.7.2001resigned Period ofservice 10.12.1949 –11.11.1975retired 1.7.2008 – 1.7.1938 –30.6.1944defeated 1.7.1920 –30.6.1926defeated * * 1.7.1968 –5.6.1987retired 1.7.2002 – 10.12.1949 –30.6.1978retired 11.7.1987 –12.5.1988 17.2.1966 –25.11.1966termexpired; 8.3.1994 –7.3.1997resigned † Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Where no closing date is shown in the fifth column the Member’s term is unexpired. Before the general election of 1903, South Australia and Tasmania were not divided into electoral divisions, and were each regarded, following a provision in the Constitution, as one electorate. Entry in brackets indicates honour bestowed while Member was serving in Federal Parliament. For a full list of party abbreviations, see pp. v-vi.

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party A Abbott, Anthony John Warringah NSW 26.3.1994* LIB (4.11.1957 – ) Abbott, Charles Lydiard Aubrey Gwydir NSW 14.11.1925 Defeated 12.10.1929 CP (4.1.1886 – 30.4.1975) Gwydir NSW 19.12.1931 Resigned 28.3.1937 CP Abbott, Joseph Palmer New England NSW 21.9.1940 Retired 31.10.1949 CP (18.10.1891 – 7.5.1965) Abbott, Percy Phipps New England NSW 31.5.1913 Retired 3.11.1919 LIB; NAT from 1917 (14.5.1869 – 9.9.1940)

Abel, John Arthur Evans NSW 13.12.1975 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (25.6.1939 – ) Adams, Dick Godfrey Harry Lyons Tas. 13.3.1993 ALP (29.4.1951 – ) Adermann, Albert Evan Fisher Qld 2.12.1972 Until elected for Fairfax CP; NCP from May 1975; (10.3.1927 – 3.11.2001) Fairfax Qld 1.12.1984 Retired 19.2.1990 NPA from Oct. 1982 Adermann, Charles Frederick Maranoa Qld 21.8.1943 Until elected for Fisher CP (later Sir Charles) Fisher Qld 10.12.1949 Retired 2.11.1972 CP (3.8.1896 – 9.5.1979) Ahern, Cornelius Joseph Indi Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.9.1914 LIB (10.7.1871 – 10.7.1955) Albanese, Anthony Norman Grayndler NSW 2.3.1996 ALP (2.3.1963 – ) Aldred, Kenneth James Henty Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (1.8.1945 – ) Bruce Vic. 28.5.1983* Until elected for Deakin LIB Deakin Vic. 24.3.1990 Retired 29.1.1996 LIB Alexander, John Gilbert Bennelong NSW 21.8.2010 LIB (4.7.1951 – ) Allan, Archibald Ian Gwydir NSW 19.12.1953* Resigned 30.4.1969 CP (3.1.1916 – 13.2.2000) Anderson, Charles Groves Wright Hume NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 CP (12.2.1897 – 11.11.1988) Hume NSW 10.12.1955 Defeated 9.12.1961 CP Anderson, Gordon Kingsford- NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 4.11.1955 ALP (29.12.1897 – 23.5.1958) Smith Anderson, John Duncan Gwydir NSW 15.4.1989* Retired 17.10.2007 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (14.11.1956 – ) Andren, Peter James Calare NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 IND (28.8.1946 – 3.11.2007) Andrew, John Neil Wakefield SA 5.3.1983 Retired 31.8.2004 LIB (7.6.1944 – ) Andrews, Karen Lesley McPherson Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (23.8.1960 – ) Andrews, Kevin James Menzies Vic. 11.5.1991* LIB (9.11.1955 – ) Andrews, Thomas William Darebin Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; (19.10.1900 – 21.11.1974) ALP (A-C) from April 1955

* By-election. 6 433 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Anstey, Frank Bourke Vic. 13.4.1910 Retired 7.8.1934 ALP; FLP from 1931 (18.8.1865 – 31.10.1940) Anthony, Hubert Lawrence Richmond NSW 23.10.1937 Died 12.7.1957 CP (12.3.1897 – 12.7.1957) Anthony, John Douglas Richmond NSW 14.9.1957* Resigned 18.1.1984 CP; NCP from May 1975; (31.12.1929 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Anthony, Lawrence James Richmond NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 9.10.2004 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (17.12.1961 – ) Archer, Edward Walker Capricornia Qld 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 ANTI-SOC (12.12.1871 – 1.7.1940) Archibald, William Oliver Hindmarsh SA 13.4.1910 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP; NAT from 1917 (3.6.1852 – 28.6.1926) Armitage, John Lindsay Mitchell NSW 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (11.11.1920 – 13.4.2009) Chifley NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP Armstrong, Adam Alexander Riverina NSW 27.2.1965* Defeated 25.10.1969 CP (1.7.1909 – 22.2.1982) Arthur, John Andrew Bendigo Vic. 31.5.1913 Died 9.12.1914 ALP (1875 – 9.12.1914) Arthur, William Tevlin Barton NSW 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (16.4.1918 – 28.2.1982) Ashley-Brown, Alfred Mitchell NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 18.5.1974 ALP (5.10.1915 – 5.2.1993) Aston, William John (later Sir Phillip NSW 10.12.1955 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB William) Phillip NSW 30.11.1963 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (19.9.1916 – 21.5.1997) Atkinson, Llewellyn Wilmot Tas. 12.12.1906 Defeated 12.10.1929 ANTI-SOC; LIB from1910; (18.12.1867 – 1.11.1945) NAT from 1917; CP 1923–25; NAT from 1925 Atkinson, Rodney Alexander Isaacs Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 LIB (7.8.1948 – ) B Badman, Albert Oliver Grey SA 23.10.1937 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP; CP from 1940 (18.12.1885 – 24.4.1977) Bailey, Frances Esther McEwen Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (21.5.1946 – ) McEwen Vic. 2.3.1996 Retired 19.7.2010 LIB Baillieu, Marshall La Trobe Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (6.6.1937 – ) Baird, Bruce George Cook NSW 3.10.1998 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (28.2.1942 – ) Baker, Francis Matthew John Oxley Qld 19.12.1931 Until elected for GriffithFLP (1903 – 28.3.1939) Griffith Qld 15.9.1934 Died 28.3.1939 FLP Baker, Francis Patrick Maranoa Qld 21.9.1940 Defeated 21.8.1943 ALP (30.5.1873 – 2.6.1959) Baker, Mark Horden Braddon Tas. 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (31.12.1958 – ) Baldwin, Peter Jeremy Sydney NSW 5.3.1983 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (12.4.1951 – ) Baldwin, Robert Charles Paterson NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (9.3.1955 – ) Paterson NSW 10.11.2001 LIB Bamford, Frederick William Herbert Qld 30.3.1901 Retired 3.10.1925 ALP; NAT from 1917

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (11.2.1849 – 10.9.1934) Bandidt, Henry Norman Charles Wide Bay Qld 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 CP (12.10.1906 – 6.1.1990) 6 * By-election. 434 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Bandt, Adam Paul Melbourne Vic. 21.8.2010 GRN (11.3.1972 – ) Barnard, Herbert Claude Bass Tas. 15.9.1934 Defeated 10.12.1949 FLP; ALP from 1936 (16.10.1890 – 6.12.1957) Barnard, Lance Herbert Bass Tas. 29.5.1954 Resigned 2.6.1975 ALP (1.5.1919 – 6.8.1997) Barnes, Charles Edward McPherson Qld 22.11.1958 Retired 2.11.1972 CP (13.11.1901 – 24.10.1998) Barresi, Phillip Anthony Deakin Vic. 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (8.8.1955 – ) Bartlett, Kerry Joseph Macquarie NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (15.4.1949 – ) Barton, Edmund (later Sir Edmund) Hunter NSW 29.3.1901 Resigned 30.9.1903 PROT (18.1.1849 – 7.1.1920) Barwick, Sir Garfield Edward John Parramatta NSW 8.3.1958* Resigned 24.4.1964 LIB (22.6.1903 – 13.7.1997) Batchelor, Egerton Lee South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for Boothby ALP Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (10.4.1865 – 8.10.1911) Boothby SA 16.12.1903 Died 8.10.1911 ALP Bate, Henry Jefferson Macarthur NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB; IND from Oct. 1972 (5.3.1906 – 15.4.1984) Baume, Michael Ehrenfried Macarthur NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (6.7.1930 – ) Bayley, James Garfield Oxley Qld 5.5.1917 Defeated 19.12.1931 NAT (26.3.1882 – 14.1.1968) Beale, Julian Howard Deakin Vic. 1.12.1984 Until elected for Bruce LIB (10.10.1934 – ) Bruce Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 LIB Beale, Oliver Howard Parramatta NSW 28.9.1946 Resigned 10.2.1958 LIB (10.12.1898 – 17.10.1983) Beard, Henry Elisha Batman Vic. 13.4.1910 Died 18.12.1910 ALP (1864 – 18.12.1910) Beasley, John Albert West Sydney NSW 17.11.1928 Resigned 14.8.1946 ALP; LANG LAB from 1931; (9.11.1895 – 2.9.1949) ALP from 1936; ALP (N-C) from 1940; ALP from 1941 Beaton, Noel Lawrence Bendigo Vic. 16.7.1960* Resigned 9.4.1969 ALP (28.12.1925 – 18.12.2004) Beazley, Kim Christian Swan WA 18.10.1980 Until elected for Brand ALP (14.12.1948 – ) Brand WA 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 ALP Beazley, Kim Edward Fremantle WA 18.8.1945* Retired 10.11.1977 ALP (30.9.1917 – 12.10.2007) Beck, Arthur James Denison Tas. 21.9.1940 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (8.7.1882 – 28.11.1965) Beddall, David Peter Fadden Qld 5.3.1983 Until elected for Rankin ALP (27.11.1948 – ) Rankin Qld 1.12.1984 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP Bell, George John (later Sir George) Darwin Tas. 13.12.1919 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT (29.11.1872 – 5.3.1944) Darwin Tas. 14.11.1925 Retired 7.7.1943 NAT; UAP from 1931 Bennett, Adrian Frank Swan WA 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (21.1.1933 – 9.5.2006) Bennett, Benjamin Holland Werriwa NSW 1.6.1912* Retired 23.4.1913 ALP (1872 – 12.7.1939) Bennett, James Gippsland Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.9.1914 LIB (1874 – 23.11.1951)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Benson, Samuel James Batman Vic. 1.9.1962* Retired 29.9.1969 ALP; IND from Aug. 1966 (12.7.1909 – 26.7.1995) Berinson, Joseph Max Perth WA 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (7.1.1932 – ) Berry, Douglas Reginald Griffith Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 29.5.1954 LIB (3.5.1907 – 17.4.1957) Best, Sir Robert Wallace Kooyong Vic. 24.8.1910* Defeated 16.12.1922 LIB; NAT from 1917 (18.6.1856 – 27.3.1946) Bevis, Archibald Ronald Brisbane Qld 24.3.1990 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (10.4.1955 – ) Bidgood, James Mark Dawson Qld 24.11.2007 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (26.5.1959– ) Billson, Bruce Fredrick Dunkley Vic. 2.3.1996 LIB (26.1.1966 – ) Bilney, Gordon Neil Kingston SA 5.3.1983 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (21.6.1939 – ) Bird, Alan Charles Batman Vic. 10.12.1949 Died 21.7.1962 ALP (28.9.1906 – 21.7.1962) Bird, Sharon Leah Cunningham NSW 9.10.2004 ALP (15.11.1962 – ) Birney, Reginald John Phillip NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (26.9.1928 – 1.1.1995) Birrell, Frederick Ronald Port Adelaide SA 30.11.1963 Retired 11.4.1974 ALP (7.12.1913 – 23.7.1985) Bishop, Bronwyn Kathleen Mackellar NSW 26.3.1994* LIB (19.10.1942 – ) Bishop, Julie Isabel Curtin WA 3.10.1998 LIB (17.7.1956 – ) Blackburn, Doris Amelia Bourke Vic. 28.9.1946 Defeated 10.12.1949 IND LAB (18.9.1889 – 12.12.1970) Blackburn, Maurice McCrae Bourke Vic. 15.9.1934 Defeated 21.8.1943 FLP; ALP from 1937; (19.11.1880 – 31.3.1944) IND LAB from 1941 Blacklow, Archibald Clifford Franklin Tas. 19.12.1931 Defeated 15.9.1934 UAP (11.10.1879 – 4.4.1965) Blackwood, Robert Officer Riverina NSW 16.12.1903 13.4.1904† FT (20.6.1861 – 22.9.1940) Blain, Adair Macalister Northern NT 15.9.1934 Defeated 10.12.1949 IND (21.11.1894 – 28.4.1983) Territory Blakeley, Arthur Darling NSW 5.5.1917 Defeated 15.9.1934 ALP; FLP from 1931 (3.7.1886 – 27.6.1972) Blanchard, Cecil Allen Moore WA 5.3.1983 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (17.4.1929 – 25.10.2008) Bland, Francis Armand Warringah NSW 28.4.1951 Retired 2.11.1961 LIB (24.8.1882 – 9.4.1967) Blewett, Neal Bonython SA 10.12.1977 Resigned 11.2.1994 ALP (24.10.1933 – ) Blundell, Reginald Pole Adelaide SA 13.12.1919 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT (4.2.1873 – 9.8.1945) Blunt, Charles William Richmond NSW 18.2.1984* Defeated 24.3.1990 NPA (19.1.1951 – )

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Bonnett, Robert Noel Herbert Qld 26.11.1966 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB (1.9.1916 – 21.4.1992)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Bonython, Sir John Langdon South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for Barker PROT (15.10.1848 – 22.10.1939) Barker SA 16.12.1903 Retired 8.11.1906 PROT Bosman, Leonard Lewis St George NSW 30.11.1963 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (5.2.1924 – ) Bostock, William Dowling Indi Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 22.11.1958 LIB (5.2.1892 – 28.4.1968) Bourchier, John William Bendigo Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (12.10.1929 – ) Bourke, William Meskill Fawkner Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; (2.6.1913 – 22.5.1981) ALP (A-C) from April 1955 Bowden, Eric Kendall Nepean NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 ANTI-SOC (30.9.1872 – 13.2.1931) Nepean NSW 13.12.1919 Until elected for NAT Parramatta Parramatta NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT Bowden, George James Gippsland Vic. 21.8.1943 Retired 2.11.1961 CP (17.3.1888 – 8.6.1962)

Bowen, Christopher Eyles Prospect NSW 9.10.2004 Until elected for ALP Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (17.1.1973 – ) McMahon McMahon NSW 21.8.2010 ALP Bowen, Lionel Frost Kingsford- NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (28.12.1922 – ) Smith Bowen, Nigel Hubert Parramatta NSW 20.6.1964* Resigned 11.7.1973 LIB (26.5.1911 – 27.9.1994) Boyd, James Arthur Henty Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 13.12.1919 LIB; NAT (7.7.1867 – 12.4.1941) Bradbury, David John Lindsay NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (28.2.1976 – ) Braddon, Sir Edward Nicholas Tasmania Tas. 29.3.1901 Until elected for Wilmot FT Coventry (11.6.1829 – 2.2.1904) Wilmot Tas. 16.12.1903 Died 2.2.1904 FT Bradfield, James Mark Barton NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (30.7.1933 – 19.11.1989) Bradford, John Walter McPherson Qld 24.3.1990 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB; CDP from April 1998 (3.1.1946 – ) Braithwaite, Raymond Allen Dawson Qld 13.12.1975 Retired 29.1.1996 NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (6.12.1933 – ) Brand, William Alfred Wide Bay Qld 29.5.1954 Retired 14.10.1958 CP (22.8.1888 – 26.10.1979) Breen, John Patrick Calare NSW 21.9.1940 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP (1898 – 5.2.1966)

Brennan, Frank Batman Vic. 8.2.1911* Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1873 – 6.11.1950) Batman Vic. 15.9.1934 Retired 31.10.1949 FLP; ALP from 1936 Brereton, Laurence John Kingsford- NSW 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.2004 ALP (29.5.1946 – ) Smith Bridges-Maxwell, Crawford Robertson NSW 5.12.1964* Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB William (27.9.1929 – 15.4.1992) Briggs, Jamie Edward Mayo SA 6.9.2008* LIB (9.6.1977 – ) Brimblecombe, Wilfred John Maranoa Qld 28.4.1951 Retired 31.10.1966 CP (6.2.1898 – 14.9.1973) Broadbent, Russell Evan Corinella Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (25.12.1950 – ) McMillan Vic. 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB McMillan Vic. 9.10.2004 LIB * By-election. 6 437 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Brodtmann, Gai Marie Canberra ACT 21.8.2010 ALP (24.11.1963 – ) Brough, Malcolm Thomas Longman Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (29.12.1961 – ) Brown, Geoffrey William McMillan Vic. 10.12.1949 Died 14.10.1955 LIB (25.4.1894 – 14.10.1955) Brown, John Joseph Parramatta NSW 10.12.1977 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (19.12.1931 – ) Brown, Joseph Tilley Indi Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 ANTI-SOC (1843 – 28.9.1925) Brown, Neil Anthony Diamond Valley Vic. 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (22.2.1940 – ) Diamond Valley Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB Menzies Vic. 1.12.1984 Resigned 25.2.1991 LIB Brown, Robert James Hunter NSW 18.10.1980 Until elected for Charlton ALP (2.12.1933 – ) Charlton NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP Brown, Thomas Canobolas NSW 29.3.1901 Until elected for Calare ALP (6.10.1861 – 23.3.1934) Calare NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP Brownbill, Kay Cathrine Millin Kingston SA 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (21.7.1914 – 3.2.2002) Browne, Peter Grahame Kalgoorlie WA 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (15.7.1924 – 11.9.2000) Bruce, Henry Adam Leichhardt Qld 28.4.1951 Died 11.10.1958 ALP (16.5.1884 – 11.10.1958) Bruce, Stanley Melbourne Flinders Vic. 11.5.1918* Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (15.4.1883 – 25.8.1967) Flinders Vic. 19.12.1931 Resigned 6.10.1933 UAP Brumby, John Mansfield Bendigo Vic. 5.3.1983 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (21.4.1953 – ) Bryant, Gordon Munro Wills Vic. 10.12.1955 Retired 19.9.1980 ALP (3.8.1914 – 14.1.1991) Bryson, William George Bourke Vic. 21.8.1943 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP (24.2.1898 – 2.3.1973) Wills Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; ALP (A-C) from April 1955 Buchanan, Alexander Andrew McMillan Vic. 10.12.1955 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB; IND from Nov. 1972 (4.10.1905 – 10.9.1985) Buchholz, Scott Andrew Wright Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (27.3.1968 – ) Bungey, Melville Harold Canning WA 18.5.1974 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (30.8.1934 – ) Burchell, Reginald John Fremantle WA 31.5.1913 Retired 6.11.1922 ALP; NAT from 1917 (20.5.1883 – 20.6.1955) Burke, Anna Elizabeth Chisholm Vic. 3.10.1998 ALP (1.1.1966 – ) Burke, Anthony Stephen Watson NSW 9.10.2004 ALP (4.11.1969 – ) Burke, Thomas Patrick Perth WA 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP (28.8.1910 – 17.1.1973) Burns, George Mason Illawarra NSW 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP (19.4.1869 – 15.8.1932) Burns, William George Isaacs Vic. 10.12.1977 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (22.10.1933 – 16.3.2009) Burr, Maxwell Arthur Wilmot Tas. 13.12.1975 Until elected for Lyons LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (9.1.1939 – ) Lyons Tas. 1.12.1984 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB Bury, Leslie Harry Ernest Wentworth NSW 8.12.1956* Retired 11.4.1974 LIB (25.2.1913 – 7.9.1986) 6 * By-election. 438 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Butler, Mark Christopher Port Adelaide SA 24.11.2007 ALP (8.7.1970 – ) Byrne, Anthony Michael Holt Vic. 6.11.1999* ALP (1.12.1962 – ) C Cadman, Alan Glyndwr Mitchell NSW 18.5.1974 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (26.7.1937 – ) Cairns, James Ford Yarra Vic. 10.12.1955 Until elected for Lalor ALP (4.10.1914 – 12.10.2003) Lalor Vic. 25.10.1969 Retired 10.11.1977 ALP Cairns, Kevin Michael Lilley Qld 30.11.1963 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (15.5.1929 – 6.7.1984) Lilley Qld 18.5.1974 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB Calder, Stephen Edward Northern NT 26.11.1966 Retired 19.9.1980 CP; NCP from May 1975 (10.8.1916 – 30.9.2008) Territory Calwell, Arthur Augustus Melbourne Vic. 21.9.1940 Retired 2.11.1972 ALP (28.8.1896 – 8.7.1973) Cameron, Archie Galbraith Barker SA 15.9.1934 Died 9.8.1956 CP; LIB from 1944; LCL (22.3.1895 – 9.8.1956) from 1951; LIB from 1954 Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Cameron, Clyde Robert Hindmarsh SA 10.12.1949 Retired 19.9.1980 ALP (11.2.1913 – 14.3.2008) Cameron, Donald Alastair Oxley Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (17.3.1900 – 5.1.1974) Cameron, Donald Charles Brisbane Qld 13.12.1919 Defeated 19.12.1931 NAT (later Sir Donald) Lilley Qld 15.9.1934 Retired 21.9.1937 UAP (1879 – 19.11.1960) Cameron, Donald James Lilley Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (15.10.1917 – 22.6.1964) Cameron, Donald Milner Griffith Qld 26.11.1966 Until elected for Fadden LIB (6.2.1940 – ) Fadden Qld 10.12.1977 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB Moreton Qld 5.11.1983* Defeated 24.3.1990 LIB Cameron, Donald Norman Tasmania Tas. 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (3.11.1851 – 17.2.1931) Wilmot Tas. 26.2.1904* Defeated 12.12.1906 FT Cameron, Eoin Harrap Stirling WA 13.3.1993 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (4.1.1951 – ) Cameron, Ewen Colin Indi Vic. 10.12.1977 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB (12.1.1930 – ) Cameron, Ian Milne Dixon Maranoa Qld 18.10.1980 Retired 19.2.1990 NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (8.3.1938 – ) Cameron, Malcolm Duncan Barker SA 16.12.1922 Retired 7.8.1934 LIB; NAT from 1925; (12.7.1873 – 1.3.1935) UAP from 1931 Cameron, Ross Alexander Parramatta NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 9.10.2004 LIB (14.5.1965 – ) Campbell, Graeme Kalgoorlie WA 18.10.1980 Defeated 3.10.1998 ALP; IND from Dec. 1995 (13.8.1939 – ) Campbell, Jodie Louise Bass Tas. 24.11.2007 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (18.1.1972 – ) Cann, George Nepean NSW 13.4.1910 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (29.5.1871 – 18.10.1948) Carige, Colin Lawrence Capricornia Qld 13.12.1975 Defeated 10.12.1977 NCP (19.7.1938 – 14.5.2002) Carlton, James Joseph Mackellar NSW 10.12.1977 Resigned 14.1.1994 LIB (13.5.1935 – ) Carpenter, William Henry Fremantle WA 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 ALP (5.4.1863 – 11.9.1930) * By-election. 6 439 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Carr, Ernest Shoobridge Macquarie NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP; NAT from Feb. 1917 (1875 – 17.9.1956) Casey, Richard Gardiner Corio Vic. 19.12.1931 Resigned 30.1.1940 UAP (29.8.1890 – 17.6.1976) La Trobe Vic. 10.12.1949 Resigned 10.2.1960 LIB Cash, Earl Douglas Stirling WA 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (15.7.1919 – 15.2.2002) Cass, Moses Henry Maribyrnong Vic. 25.10.1969 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP (18.2.1927 – ) Catley, Robert Adelaide SA 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP (1.9.1942 – ) Catts, James Howard Cook NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP (1878 – 26.11.1951) Causley, Ian Raymond Page NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (19.10.1940 – ) Chambers, Cyril Adelaide SA 21.8.1943 Retired 14.10.1958 ALP (28.2.1897 – 3.10.1975) Champion, Nicholas David Wakefield SA 24.11.2007 ALP (27.2.1972 – ) Chaney, Frederick Charles Perth WA 10.12.1955 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (12.10.1914 – 17.12.2001) Chaney, Frederick Michael Pearce WA 24.3.1990 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB (28.10.1941 – ) Chanter, John Moore Riverina NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 PROT (11.2.1845 – 9.3.1931) Riverina NSW 18.5.1904* Defeated 31.5.1913 PROT; ALP from 1910 Riverina NSW 5.9.1914 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT from 1917; NAT & FARMERS from 1919 Chapman, Austin (later Sir Austin) Eden-Monaro NSW 29.3.1901 Died 12.1.1926 PROT; LIB from 1910; (10.7.1864 – 12.1.1926) NAT from 1917 Chapman, Hedley Grant Pearson Kingston SA 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (27.4.1949 – ) Charles, David Ernest Isaacs Vic. 18.10.1980 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (2.3.1948 – ) Charles, Robert Edwin La Trobe Vic. 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.2004 LIB (24.7.1936 – ) Charlesworth, Richard Ian Perth WA 5.3.1983 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (6.2.1952 – ) Charlton, Matthew Hunter NSW 13.4.1910 Retired 9.10.1928 ALP (15.3.1866 – 8.12.1948) Cheeseman, Darren Leicester Corangamite Vic. 24.11.2007 ALP (8.6.1976 – ) Chester, Darren Jeffrey Gippsland Vic. 28.6.2008* NP (13.9.1967 – ) Chifley, Joseph Benedict Macquarie NSW 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (22.9.1885 – 13.6.1951) Macquarie NSW 21.9.1940 Died 13.6.1951 ALP Child, Gloria Joan Liles Henty Vic. 18.5.1974 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (3.8.1921 – ) Henty Vic. 18.10.1980 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP

Chipp, Donald Leslie Higinbotham Vic. 10.12.1960* Until elected for Hotham LIB (21.8.1925 – 28.8.2006) Hotham Vic. 25.10.1969 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB; IND from March 1977; AD from May 1977 Chresby, Arthur Albert Griffith Qld 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (6.2.1908 – 25.8.1985)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Christensen, George Robert Dawson Qld 21.8.2010 NP (30.6.1978 – ) Chynoweth, Robert Leslie Flinders Vic. 5.3.1983 Until elected for Dunkley ALP (7.6.1941 – ) Dunkley Vic. 1.12.1984 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP Dunkley Vic. 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Ciobo, Steven Michele Moncrieff Qld 10.11.2001 LIB (29.5.1974 – ) Clare, Jason Dean Blaxland NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (22.3.1972 – ) Clarey, Percy James Bendigo Vic. 10.12.1949 Died 17.5.1960 ALP (20.1.1890 – 17.5.1960) Clark, Joseph James Darling NSW 15.9.1934 Retired 29.9.1969 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936 (29.7.1897 – 9.12.1992) Clarke, Francis Cowper NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 PROT (25.3.1857 – 18.4.1939) Clasby, John Joseph East Sydney NSW 19.12.1931 Died 15.1.1932 UAP

(1891 – 15.1.1932) before taking his seat Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Clay, Lionel Daniel St George NSW 22.11.1958 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (1900 – 16.4.1965) Clayton, Gareth Isaacs Vic. 18.5.1974 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (3.2.1942 – 1.7.2010) Cleary, Philip Ronald Wills Vic. 11.4.1992* 25.11.1992† IND (8.12.1952 – ) Wills Vic. 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 IND Cleaver, Richard Swan WA 10.12.1955 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (16.8.1917 – 25.10.2006) Cleeland, Peter Robert McEwen Vic. 1.12.1984 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (31.5.1938 – 16.9.2007) McEwen Vic. 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Coates, John Denison Tas. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (23.3.1944 – ) Cobb, John Kenneth Parkes NSW 10.11.2001 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (11.2.1950 – ) Cobb, Michael Roy Parkes NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 31.8.1998 NPA (16.3.1945 – ) Cockle, John Simon Warringah NSW 9.12.1961 Died 3.8.1966 LIB (29.9.1908 – 3.8.1966) Cohen, Barry Robertson NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (3.4.1935 – ) Coleman, Percy Edmund Reid NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (20.10.1892 – 25.5.1934) Coleman, William Peter Wentworth NSW 11.4.1981* Retired 5.6.1987 LIB (15.12.1928 – ) Coles, Arthur William Henty Vic. 21.9.1940 Resigned 11.2.1946 IND (7.8.1892 – 14.6.1982) Collard, Frederick Walter Kalgoorlie WA 9.12.1961 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (6.6.1912 – 1.12.1986) Collins, Julie Maree Franklin Tas. 24.11.2007 ALP (3.7.1971 – ) Collins, Maurice Wakefield SA 17.11.1928 Defeated 12.10.1929 CP (1878 – 9.8.1945) Collins, Thomas Joseph Hume NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.8.1943 CP (6.4.1886 – 15.4.1945)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Comber, Jack Bowman Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (15.4.1919 – 23.10.1992) Combet, Gregory Ivan Charlton NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (28.4.1958 – ) Conelan, William Patrick Griffith Qld 20.5.1939* Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (23.12.1895 – 28.2.1983) Connolly, David Miles Bradfield NSW 18.5.1974 Retired 29.1.1996 LIB (20.7.1939 – ) Connor, Reginald Francis Xavier Cunningham NSW 30.11.1963 Died 22.8.1977 ALP (20.1.1907 – 22.8.1977) Conquest, Bryan Joseph Hinkler Qld 1.12.1984 Defeated 11.7.1987 NPA (20.7.1930 – ) Conroy, Alfred Hugh Beresford Werriwa NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (7.4.1863 – 28.11.1920) Werriwa NSW 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.9.1914 LIB Considine, Michael Patrick Barrier NSW 5.5.1917 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP; IND LAB from 1920 (1885 – 2.11.1959) Cook, James Newton Haxton Hume Bourke Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 13.4.1910 PROT (23.9.1866 – 7.8.1942) Cook, Joseph (later Sir Joseph) Parramatta NSW 29.3.1901 Resigned 11.11.1921 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (7.12.1860 – 30.7.1947) LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Cook, Robert Indi Vic. 13.12.1919 Retired 9.10.1928 VFU; CP from 1920 (18.4.1868 – 21.5.1930) Cooke, Nelson Marshall Petrie Qld 2.12.1972 Retired 11.4.1974 LIB (4.3.1938 – ) Cooke, Samuel Winter Wannon Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 FT (12.3.1847 – 26.6.1929) Coon, Jabez Batman Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 PROT (1869 – 15.4.1935) Cope, James Francis Cook NSW 21.5.1955* Until elected for Watson ALP (26.11.1907 – 3.2.1999) Watson NSW 10.12.1955 Until elected for Sydney ALP Sydney NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 11.11.1975 ALP Corbett, James Maranoa Qld 26.11.1966 Retired 19.9.1980 CP; NCP from May 1975 (17.7.1908 – 3.3.2005) Corboy, Edwin Wilkie Swan WA 26.10.1918* Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP (24.8.1896 – 6.8.1950) Corcoran, Ann Kathleen Isaacs Vic. 12.8.2000* Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (21.9.1951 – ) Corser, Bernard Henry Wide Bay Qld 3.9.1928* Retired 21.4.1954 CP (1882 – 15.12.1967) Corser, Edward Bernard Cresset Wide Bay Qld 11.12.1915* Died 31.7.1928 LIB; NAT from 1917 (1852 – 31.7.1928) Costa, Dominic Eric Banks NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP (10.12.1900 – 23.9.1976) Costello, Peter Howard Higgins Vic. 24.3.1990 Resigned 19.10.2009 LIB (14.8.1957 – ) Cotter, John Francis Kalgoorlie WA 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (21.3.1935 – ) Coulton, Mark Maclean Parkes NSW 24.11.2007 NP (3.2.1958 – ) Courtice, Brian William Hinkler Qld 11.7.1987 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (17.4.1950 – ) Courtnay, Frank Darebin Vic. 22.11.1958 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP (6.6.1903 – 31.3.1980) 6 * By-election. 442 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Coutts, Wilfred Charles Griffith Qld 29.5.1954 Defeated 22.11.1958 ALP (10.6.1908 – 4.11.1997) Griffith Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP Cowan, David Bruce Lyne NSW 18.10.1980 Retired 8.2.1993 NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (15.1.1926 – 7.4.2011) Cox, David Alexander Kingston SA 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (1.8.1954 – ) Cramer, John Oscar (later Sir John) Bennelong NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 11.4.1974 LIB (18.2.1897 – 18.5.1994) Crawford, Mary Catherine Forde Qld 11.7.1987 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (12.4.1947 – ) Crean, Frank Melbourne Vic. 28.4.1951 Retired 10.11.1977 ALP (28.2.1916 – 2.12.2008) Ports Crean, Simon Findlay Hotham Vic. 24.3.1990 ALP (26.2.1949 – ) Cremean, John Lawrence Hoddle Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; ALP (A-C) from April (26.1.1907 – 11.8.1982) 1955 Crook, Anthony John O'Connor WA 21.8.2010 NATS WA Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (23.6.1959 – ) Crosio, Janice Anne Prospect NSW 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.2004 ALP (3.1.1939 – ) Cross, Manfred Douglas Brisbane Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (12.8.1929 – ) Brisbane Qld 18.10.1980 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP Crouch, Richard Armstrong Corio Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 13.4.1910 PROT (19.6.1868 – 8.4.1949) Corangamite Vic. 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP Cruickshank, George Alexander Gwydir NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 PROT (1853 – 12.4.1904) Culley, Charles Ernest Denison Tas. 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (16.4.1877 – 10.6.1949) Culpin, Millice Brisbane Qld 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 ALP (1.12.1846 – 1.9.1941) Cunningham, Barry Thomas McMillan Vic. 18.10.1980 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (26.10.1939 – ) McMillan Vic. 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Cunningham, Lucien Lawrence Gwydir NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 14.11.1925 ALP (1889 – 23.3.1948) Gwydir NSW 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP Curtin, Daniel James Watson NSW 10.12.1949 Until elected for ALP (4.2.1898 – 4.2.1980) Kingsford-Smith Kingsford- NSW 10.12.1955 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP Smith Curtin, John Joseph Ambrose Fremantle WA 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (8.1.1885 – 5.7.1945) Fremantle WA 15.9.1934 Died 5.7.1945 FLP; ALP from 1936 Cusack, John Joseph Eden-Monaro NSW 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1867 – 8.9.1956) D Daly, Frederick Michael Martin NSW 21.8.1943 Until elected for Grayndler ALP (13.6.1912 – 2.8.1995) Grayndler NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 11.11.1975 ALP Danby, Michael David Melbourne Vic. 3.10.1998 ALP (16.2.1955 – ) Ports Dankel, George Boothby SA 31.5.1913 Retired 26.3.1917 ALP; NAT from 1917 (6.3.1864 – 31.5.1926) Dargavel, Steven John Fraser ACT 1.2.1997* Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (10.6.1966 – ) Darling, Elaine Elizabeth Lilley Qld 18.10.1980 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (6.6.1936 – ) * By-election. 6 443 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party D’Ath, Yvette Maree Petrie Qld 24.11.2007 ALP (26.7.1970 – ) Davidson, Charles William Capricornia Qld 28.9.1946 Until elected for Dawson LIB-CP (14.9.1897 – 29.11.1985) Dawson Qld 10.12.1949 Retired 1.11.1963 CP Davies, Ronald Braddon Tas. 22.11.1958 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (25.7.1919 – 5.6.1980) Davies, William Cunningham NSW 10.12.1949 Died 17.2.1956 ALP (1884 – 17.2.1956) Davis, Francis John Deakin Vic. 10.12.1949 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB (13.4.1900 – 28.2.1980) Dawkins, John Sydney Tangney WA 18.5.1974 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (2.3.1947 – ) Fremantle WA 10.12.1977 Resigned 4.2.1994 ALP Deahm, Margaret Joan Macquarie NSW 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (31.10.1938 – ) Deakin, Alfred Ballaarat† Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.4.1913 PROT; LIB from 1910 (3.8.1856 – 7.10.1919) Dean, Arthur Gordon Herbert Qld 10.12.1977 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (13.6.1942 – ) Dean, Roger Levinge Robertson NSW 10.12.1949 Resigned 30.9.1964 LIB (10.12.1913 – 7.1.1998) Debus, Robert John Macquarie NSW 24.11.2007 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (16.9.1943 – ) Dedman, John Johnstone Corio Vic. 2.3.1940* Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (2.6.1896 – 22.11.1973) Dein, Adam Kemball Lang NSW 19.12.1931 Retired 7.8.1934 UAP (1889 – 9.5.1969) Dennis, Samuel Batman Vic. 19.12.1931 Defeated 15.9.1934 UAP (26.3.1870 – 28.1.1945) Devine, Leonard Thomas East Sydney NSW 28.9.1963* Retired 29.9.1969 ALP (14.10.1923 – 29.5.2008) Dobie, James Donald Mathieson Hughes NSW 26.11.1966 Until elected for Cook LIB (28.7.1927 – 25.11.1996) Cook NSW 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB Cook NSW 13.12.1975 Retired 29.1.1996 LIB Dodd, Peter George Leichhardt Qld 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (31.10.1953 – ) Dondas, Nicholas Manuel Northern NT 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 CLP (26.10.1939 – ) Territory Downer, Alexander John Gosse Mayo SA 1.12.1984 Resigned 14.7.2008 LIB (9.9.1951 – ) Downer, Alexander Russell Angas SA 10.12.1949 Resigned 23.4.1964 LIB (7.4.1910 – 30.3.1981) Doyle, Francis Edward Lilley Qld 2.12.1972 Defeated 18.5.1974 ALP (17.6.1922 – 13.3.1984) Drakeford, Arthur Samuel Maribyrnong Vic. 15.9.1934 Defeated 10.12.1955 FLP; ALP from 1936 (26.4.1878 – 9.6.1957) Draper, Patricia Makin SA 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (2.4.1959 – ) Dreyfus, Mark Alfred Isaacs Vic. 24.11.2007 ALP (3.10.1956 – ) Drummond, David Henry New England NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 1.11.1963 CP

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (11.2.1890 – 13.6.1965)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Drummond, Peter Hertford Forrest WA 2.12.1972 Retired 5.6.1987 LIB (21.8.1931 – ) Drury, Edward Nigel Ryan Qld 10.12.1949 Retired 11.11.1975 LIB (15.5.1911 – 17.5.1984) Dubois, Stephen Cairfield St George NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (1.2.1940 – ) Duffy, Michael John Holt Vic. 18.10.1980 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (2.3.1938 – ) Duncan, Peter Makin SA 1.12.1984 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (1.1.1945 – ) Duncan-Hughes, John Grant Boothby SA 16.12.1922 Defeated 17.11.1928 LIB; NAT from 1925 (1.9.1882 – 13.8.1962) Wakefield SA 21.9.1940 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP Duthie, Gilbert William Arthur Wilmot Tas. 28.9.1946 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (21.5.1912 – 13.6.1998) Dutton, Peter Craig Dickson Qld 10.11.2001 LIB (18.11.1970 – ) E Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Easson, Mary Louise Lowe NSW 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (16.6.1955 – ) Edmonds, William Frederick Herbert Qld 28.9.1946 Defeated 22.11.1958 ALP (23.10.1903 – 24.11.1968) Edwards, George Bertrand South Sydney NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 8.11.1906 FT (30.1.1855 – 4.2.1911) North Sydney NSW 13.4.1910 Died 4.2.1911 LIB Edwards, Graham John Cowan WA 3.10.1998 Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (18.7.1946 – ) Edwards, Harold Raymond Berowra NSW 2.12.1972 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB (10.1.1927 – ) Edwards, Richard Oxley Qld 30.3.1901 Retired 23.4.1913 PROT; FT from 1903; (1842 – 29.10.1915) ANTI-SOC from 1906; LIB from 1910 Edwards, Ronald Frederick Stirling WA 5.3.1983 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP (2.7.1945 – ) Eggins, Eldred James Lyne NSW 10.12.1949 Died 28.1.1952 CP (1898 – 28.1.1952) Einfeld, Sydney David Phillip NSW 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (17.6.1909 – 16.6.1995) Eldridge, John Chambers Martin NSW 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP; LANG LAB from 1931 (1872 – 17.4.1954) Ellicott, Robert James Wentworth NSW 18.5.1974 Resigned 17.2.1981 LIB (15.4.1927 – ) Elliot, Maria Justine Richmond NSW 9.10.2004 ALP (29.7.1967 – ) Elliott, Robert Paul Parramatta NSW 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (24.9.1954 – ) Ellis, Annette Louise Namadgi ACT 2.3.1996 Until elected for Canberra ALP (13.10.1946 – ) Canberra ACT 3.10.1998 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP Ellis, Katherine Margaret Adelaide SA 9.10.2004 ALP (22.9.1977 – ) Elson, Kay Selma Forde Qld 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (25.1.1947 – ) Emerson, Craig Anthony Rankin Qld 3.10.1998 ALP (15.11.1954 – ) 6 445 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

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Enderby, Keppel Earl Australian ACT 30.5.1970* Until elected for Canberra ALP (25.6.1926 – ) Capital Territory Canberra ACT 18.5.1974 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP England, John Armstrong Calare NSW 5.11.1960* Retired 11.11.1975 CP; NCP from May 1975 (12.10.1911 – 18.6.1985) Entsch, Warren George Leichhardt Qld 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (31.5.1950 – ) Leichhardt Qld 21.8.2010 LIB Erwin, George Dudley Ballaarat† Vic. 10.12.1955 Retired 11.11.1975 LIB (20.8.1917 – 29.10.1984) Evans, Gareth John Holt Vic. 2.3.1996 Resigned 30.9.1999 ALP (5.9.1944 – ) Evans, Martyn John Bonython SA 19.3.1994* Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (27.11.1953 – ) Evans, Richard David Conroy Cowan WA 13.3.1993 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (7.9.1953 – ) Evatt, Herbert Vere Barton NSW 21.9.1940 Until elected for Hunter ALP (30.4.1894 – 2.11.1965) Hunter NSW 22.11.1958 Resigned 10.2.1960 ALP Everingham, Douglas Nixon Capricornia Qld 30.9.1967* Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (25.6.1923 – ) Capricornia Qld 10.12.1977 Retired 26.10.1984 ALP Everingham, Paul Anthony Edward Northern NT 1.12.1984 Retired 5.6.1987 LIB (4.2.1943 – ) Territory Ewert, Keith Walter Wilson Flinders Vic. 18.10.1952* Defeated 29.5.1954 ALP (12.4.1918 – 2.12.1989) Ewing, Thomas Thomson (later Sir Richmond NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 19.2.1910 PROT Thomas) (9.10.1856 – 15.9.1920) F

Fadden, Arthur William Darling Downs Qld 19.12.1936* Until elected for CP (later Sir Arthur) McPherson (13.4.1895 – 21.4.1973) McPherson Qld 10.12.1949 Retired 14.10.1958 CP Fahey, John Joseph Macarthur NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB (10.1.1945 – ) Failes, Laurence John Lawson NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 29.9.1969 CP (16.10.1899 – 7.7.1976) Fairbairn, David Eric Farrer NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 11.11.1975 LIB (3.3.1917 – 1.6.1994) Fairbairn, George Fawkner Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 IND PROT; LIB from 1910 (23.3.1855 – 23.10.1943) Fairbairn, James Valentine Flinders Vic. 11.11.1933* Died 13.8.1940 UAP (28.7.1897 – 13.8.1940) Fairhall, Allen Paterson NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 29.9.1969 LIB (24.11.1909 – 3.11.2006) Falconer, Peter David Casey Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (23.9.1943 – ) Falkinder, Charles William Jackson Franklin Tas. 28.9.1946 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB (29.8.1921 – 11.7.1993) Falkiner, Franc Brereton Sadleir Riverina NSW 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.9.1914 LIB (1867 – 30.10.1929) Hume NSW 5.5.1917 Retired 3.11.1919 NAT Falstein, Sydney Max Watson NSW 21.9.1940 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (30.5.1914 – 18.5.1967) Farmer, Patrick Francis Macarthur NSW 10.11.2001 Retired 19.7.2010 LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (14.3.1962 – )

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Fatin, Wendy Frances Canning WA 5.3.1983 Until elected for Brand ALP (10.4.1941 – ) Brand WA 1.12.1984 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP Fawcett, David Julian Wakefield SA 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (23.10.1963 – ) Fenton, James Edward Maribyrnong Vic. 13.4.1910 Defeated 15.9.1934 ALP; UAP from 1931 (1864 – 3.12.1950) Ferguson, Laurie Donald Thomas Reid NSW 24.3.1990 Until elected for Werriwa ALP (7.7.1952 – ) Werriwa NSW 21.8.2010 ALP Ferguson, Martin John Batman Vic. 2.3.1996 ALP (12.12.1953 – ) Ferguson, Michael Darrel Bass Tas. 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (23.3.1974 – ) Fife, Wallace Clyde Farrer NSW 13.12.1975 Until elected for Hume LIB (2.10.1929 – ) Hume NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB Filing, Paul Anthony Moore WA 24.3.1990 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB; IND from June 1995 (20.12.1955 – ) Finlayson, William Fyfe Brisbane Qld 13.4.1910 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (1867 – 15.1.1955) Fischer, Timothy Andrew Farrer NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 NPA (3.5.1946 – ) Fisher, Andrew Wide Bay Qld 30.3.1901 Resigned 26.10.1915 ALP (29.8.1862 – 22.10.1928) Fisher, Peter Stanley Mallee Vic. 2.12.1972 Retired 8.2.1993 CP; NCP from May 1975; (19.9.1936 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Fisken, Archibald Clyde Wanliss Ballaarat† Vic. 15.9.1934 Retired 23.10.1937 UAP (11.3.1897 – 20.6.1970) Fitzgerald, Joseph Francis Phillip NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP (6.2.1912 – 1.11.1985) Fitzgibbon, Eric John Hunter NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (27.8.1936 – ) Fitzgibbon, Joel Andrew Hunter NSW 2.3.1996 ALP (16.1.1962 – ) FitzPatrick, John Darling NSW 25.10.1969 Until elected for Riverina ALP (24.4.1915 – 28.7.1997) Riverina NSW 10.12.1977 Retired 19.9.1980 ALP Fleming, William Montgomerie Robertson NSW 31.5.1913 Defeated 16.12.1922 LIB; NAT from 1917; (19.5.1874 – 30.7.1961) NAT & FARMERS from 1919; CP from 1921 Fletcher, Paul William Bradfield NSW 5.12.2009* LIB (16.1.1965 – ) Foley, George James Kalgoorlie WA 18.12.1920* Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT (1873 – 27.10.1945) Forbes, Alexander James Barker SA 13.10.1956* Retired 11.11.1975 LIB (16.12.1923 – ) Ford, Frank Allen Dunkley Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (10.8.1936 – ) Forde, Francis Michael Capricornia Qld 16.12.1922 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP; FLP from 1931; (18.7.1890 – 28.1.1983) ALP from 1936 Forrest, Sir John (later Lord Forrest) Swan WA 29.3.1901 Died 2.9.1918 PROT; WAP from 1906; (22.8.1847 – 2.9.1918) LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Forrest, John Alexander Mallee Vic. 13.3.1993 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (24.8.1949 – )

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Foster, Francis James New England NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (1872 – 9.9.1948) Foster, Norman Kenneth Sturt SA 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 ALP (12.3.1921 – 19.11.2006) Foster, Richard Witty Wakefield SA 28.8.1909* Defeated 17.11.1928 ANTI-SOC; LIB from 1910; (20.8.1856 – 5.1.1932) NAT from 1917; LIB from 1922; NAT from 1925 Fowler, James Mackinnon Perth WA 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP; LIB from 1910; (20.6.1865 – 3.11.1940) NAT from 1917 Fox, Edmund Maxwell Cameron Henty Vic. 10.12.1955 Defeated 18.5.1974 LIB (27.4.1912 – 27.11.1988) Foxton, Justin Fox Greenlaw Brisbane Qld 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 ANTI-SOC (24.9.1849 – 23.6.1916) Francis, Frederick Henry Henty Vic. 13.12.1919 Retired 3.10.1925 IND NAT; NAT from 1922 (1881 – 15.8.1949) Francis, Grosvenor Arundell Kennedy Qld 14.11.1925 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (14.8.1873 – 30.11.1944) Francis, Josiah Moreton Qld 16.12.1922 Retired 4.11.1955 NAT; UAP from 1931; (28.3.1890 – 22.2.1964) LIB from 1944 Fraser, Allan Duncan Eden-Monaro NSW 21.8.1943 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (18.9.1902 – 12.12.1977) Eden-Monaro NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 2.11.1972 ALP Fraser, James Reay Australian ACT 28.4.1951 Died 1.4.1970 ALP (8.2.1908 – 1.4.1970) Capital Territory Fraser, John Malcolm Wannon Vic. 10.12.1955 Resigned 31.3.1983 LIB (21.5.1930 – ) Frazer, Charles Edward Kalgoorlie WA 16.12.1903 Died 25.11.1913 ALP (2.1.1880 – 25.11.1913) Free, Ross Vincent Macquarie NSW 18.10.1980 Until elected for Lindsay ALP (7.3.1943 – ) Lindsay NSW 1.12.1984 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Freeth, Gordon Forrest WA 10.12.1949 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (6.8.1914 – 27.11.2001) Frost, Charles William Franklin Tas. 14.12.1929* Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1881 – 22.7.1964) Franklin Tas. 15.9.1934 Defeated 28.9.1946 FLP; ALP from 1936 Fry, Kenneth Lionel Fraser ACT 18.5.1974 Retired 26.10.1984 ALP (8.11.1920 – 10.10.2007) Frydenberg, Joshua Anthony Kooyong Vic. 21.8.2010 LIB (17.7.1971 – ) Fuller, Arthur Neiberding Hume NSW 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (24.10.1893 – 21.3.1987) Hume NSW 28.4.1951 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP Hume NSW 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP Fuller, George Warburton Illawarra NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 31.5.1913 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (22.1.1861 – 22.7.1940) LIB from 1910 Fulton, William John Leichhardt Qld 22.11.1958 Retired 11.11.1975 ALP (18.6.1909 – 15.11.1988) Fysh, Sir Philip Oakley Tasmania Tas. 29.3.1901 Until elected for Denison FT (1.3.1835 – 20.12.1919) Denison Tas. 16.12.1903 Retired 19.2.1910 PROT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 G Gabb, Joel Moses Angas SA 13.12.1919 Defeated 14.11.1925 ALP (1882 – 6.3.1951) Angas SA 12.10.1929 Retired 7.8.1934 ALP; UAP from 1931 Gaha, John Francis Denison Tas. 21.8.1943 Retired 31.10.1949 ALP

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (14.4.1894 – 18.3.1966)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Gallus, Christine Ann Hawker SA 24.3.1990 Until elected for LIB (6.4.1943 – ) Hindmarsh Hindmarsh SA 13.3.1993 Retired 31.8.2004 LIB Galvin, Patrick Kingston SA 28.4.1951 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (30.3.1911 – 24.9.1980) Gambaro, Teresa Petrie Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (29.11.1958 – ) Brisbane Qld 21.8.2010 LIB Gander, Joseph Herbert Reid NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936; (1888 – 22.11.1954) ALP (N-C) from 1940 Garden, John Smith Cook NSW 15.9.1934 Retired 21.9.1937 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936 (13.8.1882 – 1.1.1969) Gardner, Sydney Lane Robertson NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 21.9.1940 NAT; UAP from 1931 (9.6.1884 – 23.6.1965) Garland, Ransley Victor Curtin WA 19.4.1969* Resigned 22.1.1981 LIB (5.5.1934 – ) Garrett, Peter Robert Kingsford NSW 9.10.2004 ALP

(16.4.1953 – ) Smith Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Garrick, Horace James Batman Vic. 25.10.1969 Retired 10.11.1977 ALP (26.8.1918 – 6.4.1982) Gash, Joanna Gilmore NSW 2.3.1996 LIB (21.7.1944 – ) Gayler, John Leichhardt Qld 5.3.1983 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (14.4.1943 – ) Gear, George Tangney WA 5.3.1983 Until elected for Canning ALP (8.3.1947 – ) Canning WA 1.12.1984 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Gellibrand, Sir John Denison Tas. 14.11.1925 Defeated 17.11.1928 NAT (5.12.1872 – 3.6.1945) Georganas, Steven Hindmarsh SA 9.10.2004 ALP (13.6.1959 – ) George, Jennie Throsby NSW 10.11.2001 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (20.8.1947 – ) Georgiou, Petro Kooyong Vic. 19.11.1994* Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (30.11.1947 – ) Gerick, Jane Frances Canning WA 3.10.1998 Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP (23.4.1963 – 25.12.2003) Gibb, James Flinders Vic. 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (30.6.1843 – 22.2.1919) Gibbons, George Albert Calare NSW 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1887 – 11.8.1954) Gibbons, Stephen William Bendigo Vic. 3.10.1998 ALP (11.9.1949 – ) Gibbs, Wylie Talbot Bowman Qld 30.11.1963 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (26.7.1922 – ) Gibson, Adrian Denison Tas. 15.2.1964* Retired 29.9.1969 LIB (3.11.1935 – ) Gibson, Garrie David Moreton Qld 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (17.10.1954 – ) Gibson, William Gerrand Corangamite Vic. 14.12.1918* Defeated 12.10.1929 FU; VFU from 1919; (20.5.1869 – 22.5.1955) CP from 1920 Corangamite Vic. 19.12.1931 Retired 7.8.1934 CP Giles, Geoffrey O’Halloran Angas SA 20.6.1964* Until elected for LIB (27.6.1923 – 18.12.1990) Wakefield Wakefield SA 10.12.1977 Retired 4.2.1983 LIB * By-election. 6 449 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Gillard, Julia Eileen Lalor Vic. 3.10.1998 ALP (29.9.1961 – ) Gillard, Reginald Macquarie NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (13.3.1920 – 16.8.2001) Gilmore, Thomas Vernon Leichhardt Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 CP (7.5.1908 – 15.11.1994) Glynn, Patrick McMahon South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for Angas FT (25.8.1855 – 28.10.1931) Angas SA 16.12.1903 Defeated 13.12.1919 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Goodluck, Bruce John Franklin Tas. 13.12.1975 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB (14.5.1933 – ) Gordon, David John Boothby SA 11.11.1911* Defeated 31.5.1913 LIB (4.5.1865 – 12.2.1946) Gorman, Russell Neville Joseph Chifley NSW 5.3.1983 Until elected for ALP (20.7.1926 – ) Greenway Greenway NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP Gorton, John Grey Higgins Vic. 24.2.1968* Retired 11.11.1975 LIB; IND from May 1975 (9.9.1911 – 19.5.2002) Grace, Edward Laurence Fowler NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (13.3.1931 – ) Grace, Elizabeth Jane Lilley Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (27.5.1940 – ) Graham, Bruce William St George NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 29.5.1954 LIB (22.8.1919 – 18.2.1995) St George NSW 10.12.1955 Defeated 22.11.1958 LIB North Sydney NSW 26.11.1966 Retired 19.9.1980 LIB Grassby, Albert Jaime Riverina NSW 25.10.1969 Defeated 18.5.1974 ALP (12.7.1926 – 23.4.2005) Gray, Gary Brand WA 24.11.2007 ALP (30.4.1958– ) Gray, George Henry Capricornia Qld 9.12.1961 Died 2.8.1967 ALP (2.10.1908 – 2.8.1967) Grayden, William Leonard Swan WA 10.12.1949 Defeated 29.5.1954 LIB (5.8.1920 – ) Green, Albert Ernest Kalgoorlie WA 16.12.1922 Died 2.10.1940 ALP; FLP from 1931; (21.12.1869 – 2.10.1940) ALP from 1936 Green, Roland Frederick Herbert Richmond NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 23.10.1937 CP (29.10.1885 – 27.4.1947) Greene, Walter Massy (see Massy-Greene, Walter) Greenup, Arthur Edward Dalley NSW 9.5.1953* Retired 4.11.1955 ALP (1915 – 3.8.1980) Gregory, Henry Dampier WA 31.5.1913 Until elected for Swan LIB; NAT from 1917 (15.3.1860 – 15.11.1940) Swan WA 16.11.1922 Died 15.11.1940 CP from 1920 Grierson, Sharon Joy Newcastle NSW 10.11.2001 ALP (4.5.1951 – ) Griffin, Alan Peter Corinella Vic. 13.3.1993 Until elected for Bruce ALP (23.2.1960 – ) Bruce Vic. 2.3.1996 ALP Griffiths, Alan Gordon Maribyrnong Vic. 5.3.1983 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (4.9.1952 – ) Griffiths, Charles Edward Shortland NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 2.11.1972 ALP (26.6.1903 – 17.5.1982)

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Griggs, Natasha Louise Solomon NT 21.8.2010 CLP (24.1.1969 – ) 6 * By-election. 450 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Groom, Arthur Champion Flinders Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 FT (26.11.1852 – 22.3.1922) Groom, Littleton Ernest Darling Downs Qld 14.9.1901* Defeated 12.10.1929 PROT; LIB from 1910; (later Sir Littleton) NAT from 1917 (22.4.1867 – 6.11.1936) Darling Downs Qld 19.12.1931 Died 6.11.1936 IND; UAP from 1934 Groom, Raymond John Braddon Tas. 13.12.1975 Retired 26.10.1984 LIB (3.9.1944 – ) Groom, William Henry Darling Qld 30.3.1901 Died 8.8.1901 PROT (9.3.1833 – 8.8.1901) Downs Gullett, Henry Baynton Somer Henty Vic. 30.3.1946* Retired 4.11.1955 LIB (16.12.1914 – 24.8.1999) Gullett, Henry Somer Henty Vic. 14.11.1925 Died 13.8.1940 NAT; UAP from 1931 (later Sir Henry) (26.3.1878 – 13.8.1940) Gun, Richard Townsend Kingston SA 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (27.5.1936 – )

Guy, James Allan Bass Tas. 12.10.1929 Defeated 15.9.1934 ALP; UAP from 1931 Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (30.11.1890 – 16.12.1979) Wilmot Tas. 21.9.1940 Defeated 28.9.1946 UAP; LIB from 1944 H Haase, Barry Wayne Kalgoorlie WA 3.10.1998 Until elected for Durack LIB (19.11.1945 – ) Durack WA 21.8.2010 LIB Hadley, James William Lilley Qld 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (1893 – 16.7.1971) Halbert, Hugh Victor Moore WA 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (17.1.1910 – 31.1.1997) Hale, Damian Francis Solomon NT 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (28.12.1969 – ) Hall, David Robert Werriwa NSW 12.12.1906 Resigned 1.4.1912 ALP (5.3.1874 – 6.9.1945) Hall, Jill Griffiths Shortland NSW 3.10.1998 ALP (16.11.1949 – ) Hall, Raymond Steele Boothby SA 21.2.1981* Retired 29.1.1996 LIB (30.11.1928 – ) Hallett, John Mead Canning WA 30.11.1963 Defeated 18.5.1974 CP (9.10.1917 – 9.8.1999) Halverson, Robert George Casey Vic. 1.12.1984 Retired 31.8.1998 LIB (22.10.1937 – ) Hamer, David John Isaacs Vic. 25.10.1969 Defeated 18.5.1974 LIB (5.9.1923 – 14.1.2002) Isaacs Vic. 13.12.1975 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB Hamilton, Leonard William Swan WA 28.9.1946 Until elected for Canning CP (7.7.1899 – 31.5.1987) Canning WA 10.12.1949 Retired 2.11.1961 CP Hampson, Alfred John Bendigo Vic. 6.2.1915* Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP (1865 – 19.5.1924) Hand, Gerard Leslie Melbourne Vic. 5.3.1983 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (30.6.1942 – ) Handby, Herbert Harry Kingston SA 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 LIB (1.9.1903 – 2.10.1991) Hannan, Joseph Francis Fawkner Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP (1873 – 14.3.1943) Hansen, Brendan Percival Wide Bay Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 18.5.1974 ALP (21.8.1922 – 19.12.1999) Hanson, Pauline Lee Oxley Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 IND; PHON from June 1997 (27.5.1954 – ) * By-election. 6 451 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Hardgrave, Gary Douglas Moreton Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (5.1.1960 – ) Harding, Ernest William Herbert Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (12.6.1921 – 3.2.2004) Harper, Robert Mernda Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.4.1913 PROT; LIB from 1910 (1.2.1842 – 9.1.1919) Harris, Graham McDonald Chisholm Vic. 18.10.1980 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (29.8.1937 – ) Harrison, Eli James Blaxland NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP (12.10.1903 – 9.9.1976) Harrison, Eric Fairweather Bendigo Vic. 19.12.1931 Retired 21.9.1937 UAP (16.4.1880 – 15.4.1948) Harrison, Eric John Wentworth NSW 19.12.1931 Resigned 17.10.1956 UAP; LIB from 1944 (1892 – 26.9.1974) Hartnoll, William Tasmania Tas. 26.3.1902* Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (17.4.1841 – 11.7.1932) Hartsuyker, Luke Cowper NSW 10.11.2001 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (28.4.1959 – ) Harvey, Elizabeth Robyn Hawker SA 11.7.1987 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (19.10.1946 – ) Haslem, John Whitton Canberra ACT 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (1.2.1939 – ) Hasluck, Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Curtin WA 10.12.1949 Resigned 10.2.1969 LIB (1.4.1905 – 9.1.1993) Hatton, Michael John Blaxland NSW 15.6.1996* Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (25.8.1951 – ) Haviland, Christopher Douglas Macarthur NSW 13.3.1993 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (27.2.1952 – ) Hawke, Alexander George Mitchell NSW 24.11.2007 LIB (9.7.1977 – ) Hawke, Robert James Lee Wills Vic. 18.10.1980 Resigned 20.2.1992 ALP (9.12.1929 – ) Hawker, Charles Allan Seymour Wakefield SA 12.10.1929 Died 25.10.1938 NAT; UAP from 1931 (16.5.1894 – 25.10.1938) Hawker, David Peter Maxwell Wannon Vic. 7.5.1983* Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (1.5.1949 – ) Haworth, William Crawford Isaacs Vic. 10.12.1949 Retired 29.9.1969 LIB (15.4.1905 – 1.12.1984) Hay, Alexander New England NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT & FARMERS; CP from (8.1.1865 – 8.5.1941) 1920; IND from Oct. 1922 Hayden, William George Oxley Qld 9.12.1961 Resigned 17.8.1988 ALP (23.1.1933 – ) Hayes, Christopher Patrick Werriwa NSW 19.3.2005* Until elected for Fowler ALP (17.7.1955 – ) Fowler NSW 21.8.2010 ALP Haylen, Leslie Clement Parkes NSW 21.8.1943 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (1899 – 12.9.1977) Hedges, William Noah Fremantle WA 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 WAP; LIB from 1910 (16.7.1856 – 21.11.1935) Heitmann, Edward Ernest Kalgoorlie WA 5.5.1917 Defeated 13.12.1919 NAT (3.6.1878 – 30.1.1934)

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Henry, Stuart Irwin Hasluck WA 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (21.6.1946 – ) 6 * By-election. 452 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Henzell, Marjorie Madeline Capricornia Qld 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (21.9.1948 – ) Hewson, Henry Arthur McMillan Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 CP; NCP from May 1975 (31.12.1914 – 20.11.1999) Hewson, John Robert Wentworth NSW 11.7.1987 Resigned 28.2.1995 LIB (28.10.1946 – ) Hicks, Noel Jeffrey Riverina NSW 18.10.1980 Until elected for NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (4.11.1940 – ) Riverina-Darling Riverina- NSW 1.12.1984 Until elected for Riverina NPA Darling Riverina NSW 13.3.1993 Retired 31.8.1998 NPA Higgins, Henry Bournes Northern Vic. 29.3.1901 Resigned 13.10.1906 PROT (30.6.1851 – 13.1.1929) Melbourne Higgs, William Guy Capricornia Qld 13.4.1910 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP; IND 1920; NAT from (18.1.1862 – 11.6.1951) 1920 Hill, William Caldwell Echuca Vic. 20.9.1919* Retired 7.8.1934 VFU; CP from 1920

(14.4.1866 – 15.11.1939) Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Hoare, Kelly Joy Charlton NSW 3.10.1998 Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (1.7.1963 – ) Hockey, Joseph Benedict North Sydney NSW 2.3.1996 LIB (2.8.1965 – ) Hodges, John Charles Petrie Qld 18.5.1974 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (3.10.1937 – ) Petrie Qld 1.12.1984 Defeated 11.7.1987 LIB Hodgman, William Michael Denison Tas. 13.12.1975 Defeated 11.7.1987 LIB (16.11.1938 – ) Holder, Sir Frederick William South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for FT (12.5.1850 – 23.7.1909) Wakefield Wakefield SA 16.12.1903 Died 23.7.1909 PROT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 Holding, Allan Clyde Melbourne Vic. 10.12.1977 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (27.4.1931 – 31.7.2011) Ports Hollis, Colin Macarthur NSW 5.3.1983 Until elected for Throsby ALP (30.5.1938 – ) Throsby NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 ALP Holloway, Edward James Flinders Vic. 12.10.1929 Until elected for ALP (1875 – 3.12.1967) Melbourne Ports Melbourne Vic. 19.12.1931 Retired 19.3.1951 FLP; ALP from 1936 Ports Holman, William Arthur Martin NSW 19.12.1931 Died 5.6.1934 UAP (4.8.1871 – 5.6.1934)

Holt, Harold Edward Fawkner Vic. 17.8.1935* Until elected for Higgins UAP; LIB from 1944 (5.8.1908 – 19.12.1967†) Higgins Vic. 10.12.1949 19.12.1967† LIB Holt, Robert Wilfred Darebin Vic. 10.12.1955 Retired 14.10.1958 ALP (9.6.1914 – 1.5.1985) Holten, Rendle McNeilage Indi Vic. 22.11.1958 Defeated 10.12.1977 CP; NCP from May 1975 (29.3.1922 – 12.10.1996) Horne, Robert Hodges Paterson NSW 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (18.12.1939 – ) Paterson NSW 3.10.1998 Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP Howard, John Winston Bennelong NSW 18.5.1974 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (26.7.1939 – ) Howe, Brian Leslie Batman Vic. 10.12.1977 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (28.1.1936 – ) Howe, Robert Dalley NSW 13.4.1910 Died 2.4.1915 ALP (1861 – 2.4.1915)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Howroyd, Charles Richard Darwin Tas. 5.5.1917 Died 10.5.1917 NAT (25.2.1867 – 10.5.1917) Howse, John Brooke Calare NSW 28.9.1946 Resigned 28.9.1960 LIB (10.10.1913 – 11.7.2002) Howse, Sir Neville Reginald Calare NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (26.10.1863 – 19.9.1930) Howson, Peter Fawkner Vic. 10.12.1955 Until elected for Casey LIB (22.5.1919 – 1.2.2009) Casey Vic. 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB Hughes, Thomas Eyre Forrest Parkes NSW 30.11.1963 Until elected for Berowra LIB (26.11.1923 – ) Berowra NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 2.11.1972 LIB Hughes, William Morris West Sydney NSW 29.3.1901 Until elected for Bendigo ALP (25.9.1862 – 28.10.1952) Bendigo Vic. 5.5.1917 Until elected for NAT North Sydney North Sydney NSW 16.12.1922 Until elected for NAT; IND NAT from 1929; UAP Bradfield from 1931; LIB from 1944 Bradfield NSW 10.12.1949 Died 28.10.1952 LIB Hull, Kay Elizabeth Riverina NSW 3.10.1998 Retired 19.7.2010 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (3.2.1954 – ) Hulls, Rob Justin Kennedy Qld 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP (23.1.1957 – ) Hulme, Alan Shallcross Petrie Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (later Sir Alan) Petrie Qld 30.11.1963 Retired 2.11.1972 LIB (14.2.1907 – 9.10.1989) Humphreys, Benjamin Charles Griffith Qld 10.12.1977 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (17.8.1934 – ) Hunt, Gregory Andrew Flinders Vic. 10.11.2001 LIB (18.11.1965 – ) Hunt, Ralph James Dunnet Gwydir NSW 7.6.1969* Resigned 24.2.1989 CP; NCP from May 1975; (31.3.1928 – 21.5.2011) NPA from Oct. 1982 Hunter, James Aitchison Johnston Maranoa Qld 30.7.1921* Retired 27.8.1940 CP (1882 – 26.10.1968) Hurford, Christopher John Adelaide SA 25.10.1969 Resigned 31.12.1987 ALP (30.7.1931 – ) Hurry, Geoffry Bendigo Vic. 16.12.1922 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (15.9.1868 – 7.2.1951) Husic, Edham Nurredin Chifley NSW 21.8.2010 ALP (3.2.1970 – ) Hutchin, Arthur William Denison Tas. 19.12.1931 Defeated 15.9.1934 UAP (3.3.1887 – 12.6.1965) Hutchinson, William Joseph Indi Vic. 19.12.1931 Until elected for Deakin UAP (7.1.1904 – 29.9.1967) Deakin Vic. 23.10.1937 Retired 31.10.1949 UAP; LIB from 1944 Hutchison, James Hindmarsh SA 16.12.1903 Died 6.12.1909 ALP (20.4.1859 – 6.12.1909) Hyde, John Martin Moore WA 18.5.1974 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (2.2.1936 – ) I Innes, Urquhart Edward Melbourne Vic. 2.12.1972 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP (12.2.1925 – 28.5.2010) Irons, Stephen James Swan WA 24.11.2007 LIB (1.9.1958 – )

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Irvine, Hans William Henry Grampians Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 5.9.1914 ANTI-SOC; LIB from 1910 (1857 – 11.7.1922)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Irvine, William Hill (later Sir William) Flinders Vic. 12.12.1906 Resigned 5.4.1918 ANTI-SOC; LIB from 1910; (6.7.1858 – 20.8.1943) NAT from 1917 Irwin, Julia Claire Fowler NSW 3.10.1998 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (8.11.1951 – ) Irwin, Leslie Herbert Mitchell NSW 30.11.1963 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (1.5.1898 – 28.1.1985) Isaacs, Isaac Alfred Indi Vic. 29.3.1901 Resigned 12.10.1906 PROT (6.8.1855 – 11.2.1948) J Jack, William Mathers North Sydney NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB (1.5.1892 – 14.9.1982) Jackson, David Sydney Bass Tas. 13.12.1919 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (6.6.1889 – 28.2.1941) Jackson, Sharryn Maree Hasluck WA 10.11.2001 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (12.2.1962 – ) Hasluck WA 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP Jacobi, Ralph Hawker SA 25.10.1969 Retired 5.6.1987 ALP (4.12.1928 – 15.1.2002) Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Jakobsen, Carolyn Anne Cowan WA 1.12.1984 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP (11.9.1947 – ) James, Albert William Hunter NSW 9.4.1960* Retired 19.9.1980 ALP (22.9.1914 – 30.9.2006) James, Rowland Hunter NSW 17.11.1928 Retired 14.10.1958 ALP; LANG LAB from 1931; (14.6.1885 – 4.7.1962) ALP from 1936 Jarman, Alan William Deakin Vic. 26.11.1966 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (22.7.1923 – 14.11.1992) Jeanes, Susan Barbara Kingston SA 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (24.2.1958 – ) Jenkins, (Dr) Henry Alfred Scullin Vic. 25.10.1969 Resigned 20.12.1985 ALP (24.9.1925 – 27.7.2004) Jenkins, Henry Alfred Scullin Vic. 8.2.1986* ALP (18.8.1952 – ) Jennings, John Thomas South Sydney NSW 19.12.1931 Until elected for Watson UAP (19.12.1878 – 20.12.1968) Watson NSW 15.9.1934 Defeated 21.9.1940 UAP Jensen, Dennis Geoffrey Tangney WA 9.10.2004 LIB (28.2.1962 – ) Jensen, Jens August Bass Tas. 13.4.1910 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP; NAT from 1917 (1865 – 16.11.1936) Jess, John David La Trobe Vic. 9.4.1960* Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (15.4.1922 – 18.10.2003) Jessop, Donald Scott Grey SA 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (21.6.1927 – ) Johns, Gary Thomas Petrie Qld 11.7.1987 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (29.8.1952 – ) Johnson, Herbert Victor Kalgoorlie WA 16.11.1940* Retired 14.10.1958 ALP (25.10.1889 – 10.7.1962) Johnson, Leonard Keith Burke Vic. 25.10.1969 Retired 19.9.1980 ALP (28.3.1929 – 24.9.1995) Johnson, Leslie Royston Hughes NSW 10.12.1955 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (22.11.1924 – ) Hughes NSW 25.10.1969 Resigned 19.12.1983 ALP Johnson, Michael Andrew Ryan Qld 10.11.2001 Defeated 21.8.2010 LIB; IND from May 2010 (31.1.1970 – )

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Johnson, Peter Francis Brisbane Qld 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (27.8.1943 – ) Johnson, (William) Elliot Lang NSW 16.12.1903 Defeated 17.11.1928 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (later Sir Elliot) LIB from 1910; NAT from (10.4.1862 – 8.12.1932) 1917 Johnson, William James Robertson NSW 13.4.1910 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (1871 – 30.7.1916) Johnston, James Roger Hotham Vic. 10.12.1977 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (18.6.1930 – ) Johnston, Ricky Canning WA 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (29.9.1943 – ) Jolley, Edward Francis George Grampians Vic. 5.9.1914 Died 1.1.1915 ALP (1874 – 1.1.1915) Jolly, William Alfred Lilley Qld 23.10.1937 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (11.9.1882 – 30.5.1955) Jones, Andrew Thomas Adelaide SA 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (26.5.1944 – ) Jones, Barry Owen Lalor Vic. 10.12.1977 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (11.10.1932 – ) Jones, Charles Keith Newcastle NSW 22.11.1958 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP (12.9.1917 – 7.8.2003) Jones, Ewen Thomas Herbert Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (7.3.1960 – ) Jones, Paul Indi Vic. 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1878 – 27.12.1972) Jones, Stephen Patrick Throsby NSW 21.8.2010 ALP (29.6.1965 – ) Joshua, Robert Ballaarat† Vic. 28.4.1951 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; ALP (A-C) from April (1906 – 2.6.1970) 1955 Joske, Percy Ernest Balaclava Vic. 28.7.1951* Resigned 2.6.1960 LIB (5.10.1895 – 25.4.1981) Jowett, Edmund Grampians Vic. 27.10.1917* Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT; VFU from 1919; (6.1.1858 – 14.4.1936) CP from 1920 Jull, David Francis Bowman Qld 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (4.10.1944 – ) Fadden Qld 1.12.1984 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB K Katter, Robert Carl Kennedy Qld 13.3.1993 NPA; IND from July 2001 (22.5.1945 – ) Katter, Robert Cummin Kennedy Qld 26.11.1966 Retired 19.2.1990 CP; NCP from May 1975; (5.9.1918 – 18.3.1990) NPA from Oct.1982 Keane, Richard Valentine Bendigo Vic. 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1882 – 26.4.1946) Kearney, Victor Dennis Cunningham NSW 11.4.1956* Retired 1.11.1963 ALP (10.12.1903 – 21.1.1982) Keating, Paul John Blaxland NSW 25.10.1969 Resigned 23.4.1996 ALP (18.1.1944 – ) Keenan, Michael Fayat Stirling WA 9.10.2004 LIB (19.3.1972 – ) Kekwick, Bruce Huntley Bass Tas. 10.12.1949 Defeated 29.5.1954 LIB (24.4.1910 – 2.2.1982)

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Kelly, Charles Robert Wakefield SA 22.11.1958 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB (22.6.1912 – 17.1.1997)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Kelly, Craig Hughes NSW 21.8.2010 LIB (29.9.1963 – ) Kelly, De-Anne Margaret Dawson Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (21.3.1954 – ) Kelly, Jacqueline Marie Lindsay NSW 2.3.1996 11.9.1996† LIB (18.2.1964 – ) Lindsay NSW 19.10.1996* Retired 17.10.2007 LIB Kelly, Michael Joseph Eden-Monaro NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (23.2.1960 – ) Kelly, Roslyn Joan Canberra ACT 18.10.1980 Resigned 30.1.1995 ALP (25.1.1948 – ) Kelly, William Henry Wentworth NSW 16.12.1903 Retired 3.11.1919 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (1.12.1877 – 27.1.1960) LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Kemp, David Alistair Goldstein Vic. 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.2004 LIB (14.10.1941 – ) Kendell, William Corio Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.9.1914 LIB (1851 – 20.10.1922) Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Kennedy, Andrew David Bendigo Vic. 7.6.1969* Defeated 2.12.1972 ALP (20.3.1940 – ) Kennedy, Thomas Moira Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 PROT (1860 – 16.2.1929) Kent Hughes, Wilfrid Selwyn Chisholm Vic. 10.12.1949 Died 31.7.1970 LIB (later Sir Wilfrid) (12.6.1895 – 31.7.1970) Kent, Lewis Hotham Vic. 18.10.1980 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (8.9.1927 – ) Keogh, Leonard Joseph Bowman Qld 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (2.6.1931 – 10.10.2007) Bowman Qld 5.3.1983 Retired 5.6.1987 ALP Keon, Standish Michael Yarra Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; ALP (A-C) from April (2.7.1915 – 22.1.1987) 1955 Kerby, Edwin Thomas John Ballaarat‡ Vic. 13.12.1919 2.6.1920§ NAT (12.4.1885 – 5.7.1971) Kerin, John Charles Macarthur NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (21.11.1937 – ) Werriwa NSW 23.9.1978* Resigned 22.12.1993 ALP Kernot, Cheryl Dickson Qld 3.10.1998 Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP (5.12.1948 – ) Kerr, Duncan James Colquhoun Denison Tas. 11.7.1987 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (26.2.1952 – ) Killen, Denis James Moreton Qld 10.12.1955 Resigned 15.8.1983 LIB (later Sir James) (23.11.1925 – 12.1.2007) Killen, William Wilson Riverina NSW 16.12.1922 Retired 27.11.1931 CP (1860 – 20.2.1939) King, Catherine Fiona Ballarat Vic. 10.11.2001 ALP (2.6.1966 – ) King, Peter Edward Wentworth NSW 10.11.2001 Defeated 9.10.2004 LIB; IND from Sept. 2004 (29.6.1952 – ) King, Robert Shannon Wimmera Vic. 22.11.1958 Retired 10.11.1977 CP; NCP from May 1975 (22.3.1920 – 30.6.1991)

* By-election. † Election declared void. ‡ Ballaarat until federal redistribution 1977. § Election declared void. Contested new elections 10.7.1920 but was defeated. 6 457 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Kingston, Charles Cameron South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for Adelaide PROT (22.10.1850 – 11.5.1908) Adelaide SA 16.12.1903 Died 11.5.1908 PROT Kirwan, Frank McLeod Forrest WA 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 ALP (23.10.1937 – 28.10.1976) Kirwan, John Waters Kalgoorlie WA 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (2.12.1869 – 9.9.1949) Klugman, Richard Emanuel Prospect NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (18.1.1924 – 21.2.2011) Knott, Peter John Gilmore NSW 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (8.8.1956 – ) Knox, William Kooyong Vic. 29.3.1901 Resigned 26.7.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (25.4.1850 – 25.8.1913) LIB from 1910 L Lacey, Andrew William Grey SA 16.12.1922 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (9.10.1887 – 24.8.1946) Lamb, Antony Hamilton La Trobe Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (7.3.1939 – ) Streeton Vic. 1.12.1984 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP Lambert, William Henry West Sydney NSW 3.9.1921* Died 6.9.1928 ALP (1885 – 6.9.1928) Laming, Andrew Charles Bowman Qld 9.10.2004 LIB (30.9.1966 – ) Lamond, Hector Illawarra NSW 5.5.1917 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT (31.10.1865 – 22.4.1947) Lane, Albert Barton NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 UAP (1873 – 29.12.1950) Lang, John Thomas Reid NSW 28.9.1946 Defeated 10.12.1949 LANG LAB; (21.12.1876 – 27.9.1975) ALP (N-C) from 1948 Langmore, John Vance Fraser ACT 1.12.1984 Resigned 6.12.1996 ALP (3.9.1939 – ) Langtry, Joseph Ignatius Riverina NSW 21.9.1940 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (2.9.1880 – 30.4.1951) Latham, John Greig Kooyong Vic. 16.12.1922 Retired 7.8.1934 LIB; NAT from 1925; (25.8.1877 – 25.7.1964) UAP from 1931 Latham, Mark William Werriwa NSW 29.1.1994* Resigned 21.1.2005 ALP (28.2.1961 – ) Lavarch, Michael Hugh Fisher Qld 11.7.1987 Until elected for Dickson ALP (8.6.1961 – ) Dickson Qld 17.4.1993† Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP Lavelle, Thomas James Calare NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP (2.12.1887 – 24.5.1944) Lawler, Anthony John Parkes NSW 3.10.1998 Retired 8.10.2001 NPA (18.10.1961 – ) Lawrence, Carmen Mary Fremantle WA 12.3.1994* Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (2.3.1948 – ) Lawrence, William Robert Wimmera Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 22.11.1958 LIB (28.7.1906 – 13.1.2004) Lawson, George Brisbane Qld 19.12.1931 Retired 2.11.1961 FLP; ALP from 1936 (14.8.1880 – 25.11.1966) Lawson, John Norman Macquarie NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 UAP (1897 – 14.8.1956) Lazzarini, Hubert Peter Werriwa NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (8.9.1894 – 1.10.1952) Werriwa NSW 15.9.1934 Died 1.10.1952 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936

* By-election. 6 † The 13.3.1993 election for Dickson was postponed to 17.4.1993 due to the death of one of the candidates after the close of nominations. 458 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Leckie, John William Indi Vic. 5.5.1917 Defeated 13.12.1919 NAT (1872 – 25.9.1947) Lee, Henry William Cowper NSW 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (1856 – 12.8.1927) Lee, Mervyn William Lalor Vic. 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (18.8.1920 – ) Lee, Michael John Dobell NSW 1.12.1984 Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP (24.3.1957 – ) Leigh, Andrew Keith Fraser ACT 21.8.2010 ALP (3.8.1972 – ) Lemmon, Nelson Forrest WA 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (22.3.1908 – 20.3.1989) St George NSW 29.5.1954 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP Leslie, Hugh Alan Moore WA 10.12.1949 Defeated 22.11.1958 CP (17.4.1900 – 2.9.1974) Moore WA 9.12.1961 Retired 1.11.1963 CP Lewis, Arthur Corio Vic. 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (22.4.1882 – 11.4.1975) Ley, Sussan Penelope Farrer NSW 10.11.2001 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (14.12.1961 – ) Ley, Thomas John Barton NSW 14.11.1925 Defeated 17.11.1928 NAT (28.10.1879 – 25.7.1947) Liddell, Frank Hunter NSW 16.12.1903 Defeated 13.4.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 (26.6.1862 – 20.10.1939) Lieberman, Louis Stuart Indi Vic. 13.3.1993 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB (23.5.1938 – ) Lindsay, Eamon John Herbert Qld 5.3.1983 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (19.12.1942 – ) Lindsay, Peter John Herbert Qld 2.3.1996 Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (4.5.1944 – ) Lindsay, Robert William Ludovic Flinders Vic. 29.5.1954 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB (18.8.1905 – 6.9.2000) Lister, John Henry Corio Vic. 5.5.1917 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (13.5.1875 – 4.10.19350) Livermore, Kirsten Fiona Capricornia Qld 3.10.1998 ALP (10.11.1969 – ) Livingston, John Barker SA 12.12.1906 Retired 6.11.1922 ANTI-SOC; LIB from 1910; (24.3.1856 – 4.9.1935) NAT from 1917 Lloyd, Bruce Murray Vic. 20.3.1971* Retired 29.1.1996 CP; NCP from May 1975; (24.2.1937 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Lloyd, James Eric Robertson NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (17.7.1954 – ) Long, William John Lang NSW 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (18.6.1885 – 3.3.1957) Lonsdale, Edmund New England NSW 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (1843 – 4.10.1913) Luchetti, Anthony Sylvester Macquarie NSW 28.7.1951* Retired 11.11.1975 ALP (27.5.1904 – 11.7.1984) Luck, Aubrey William George Darwin† Tas. 28.4.1951 Until elected for Braddon LIB (14.11.1900 – 9.6.1999) Braddon Tas. 10.12.1955 Defeated 22.11.1958 LIB Lucock, Philip Ernest Lyne NSW 22.3.1952* Retired 19.9.1980 CP; NCP from May 1975 (16.1.1916 – 8.8.1996)

* By-election. † Name of Darwin electorate changed to Braddon by resolution of Parliament following the redistribution of electoral boundaries 1955. 6 459 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Lusher, Stephen Augustus Hume NSW 18.5.1974 Defeated 1.12.1984 CP; NCP from May 1975; (18.10.1945 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Lynch, John Werriwa NSW 5.9.1914 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP; NAT from 1917 (1862 – 15.6.1941) Lynch, Phillip Reginald Flinders Vic. 26.11.1966 Resigned 22.10.1982 LIB (later Sir Phillip) (27.6.1933 – 19.6.1984) Lyne, Sir William John Hume NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 31.5.1913 PROT; IND from 1910 (6.4.1844 – 3.8.1913) Lyons, Dame Enid Muriel Darwin Tas. 21.8.1943 Retired 19.3.1951 UAP; LIB from 1944 (9.7.1897 – 2.9.1981) Lyons, Geoffrey Raymond Bass Tas. 21.8.2010 ALP (29.4.1953 – ) Lyons, Joseph Aloysius Wilmot Tas. 12.10.1929 Died 7.4.1939 ALP; UAP from 1931 (15.9.1879 – 7.4.1939) M McArthur, Fergus Stewart Corangamite Vic. 18.2.1984* Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (27.10.1937 – ) McBride, Philip Albert Martin Grey SA 19.12.1931 Retired 21.9.1937 UAP (later Sir Philip) Wakefield SA 28.9.1946 Retired 14.10.1958 LIB; LCL from 1951; (18.6.1892 – 14.7.1982) LIB from 1954 McCall, William Victor Martin NSW 15.9.1934 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (24.5.1908 – 20.8.1968) McCay, James Whiteside Corinella Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 PROT (21.12.1864 – 1.10.1930) McClelland, Hugh Wimmera Vic. 19.12.1931 Defeated 23.10.1937 CP; AUST CP from 1934 (27.12.1875 – 14.12.1958) McClelland, Robert Bruce Barton NSW 2.3.1996 ALP (26.1.1958 – ) McColl, James Hiers Echuca Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 5.11.1906 PROT (31.1.1844 – 20.2.1929) McColm, Malcolm Llewellyn Bowman Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (25.6.1914 – 2.5.1966) McCormack, Michael Francis Riverina NSW 21.8.2010 NP (2.8.1964 – ) McDonald, Allan McKenzie Corangamite Vic. 21.9.1940 Died 10.6.1953 UAP; LIB from 1944 (4.7.1888 – 10.6.1953) McDonald, Charles Kennedy Qld 30.3.1901 Died 13.11.1925 ALP (8.8.1861 – 13.11.1925) McDonald, Frederick Albert Barton NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 14.11.1925 ALP (c. 1872 – April 1926†) Macdonald-Paterson, Thomas Brisbane Qld 30.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (9.5.1844 – 21.3.1906) McDougall, Graeme Robert Griffith Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (21.11.1946 – ) McDougall, John Keith Wannon Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (10.8.1867 – 11.4.1957) McEacharn, Sir Malcolm Donald Melbourne Vic. 29.3.1901 Election of 16.12.1903‡ PROT (8.2.1852 – 10.3.1910) declared void on 10.3.1904 Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives

* By-election. † Believed murdered. 6 ‡ Contested by-election on 30.3.1904 but was defeated. 460 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party McEwen, John (later Sir John) Echuca Vic. 15.9.1934 Until elected for Indi CP (29.3.1900 – 20.11.1980) Indi Vic. 23.10.1937 Until elected for Murray LCL from 1940; CP from 1943 Murray Vic. 10.12.1949 Resigned 1.2.1971 CP Macfarlane, Ian Elgin Groom Qld 3.10.1998 LIB (5.4.1955 – ) McFarlane, Jann Sonya Stirling WA 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (22.5.1944 – ) McGauran, Peter John Gippsland Vic. 5.3.1983 Resigned 9.4.2008 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (16.11.1955 – ) McGrath, David Charles Ballaarat† Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 13.12.1919‡ ALP (10.11.1873 – 31.7.1934) Ballaarat† Vic. 10.7.1920* Died 31.7.1934 ALP; UAP from 1931 McGuren, Francis William Cowper NSW 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (15.10.1909 – 13.6.1990) McHugh, Jeannette Phillip NSW 5.3.1983 Until elected for Grayndler ALP (18.12.1934 – ) Grayndler NSW 13.3.1993 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP McHugh, Sydney Wakefield SA 10.12.1938* Defeated 21.9.1940 ALP (21.3.1892 – 20.9.1952) Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 McIvor, Hector James Gellibrand Vic. 10.12.1955 Retired 2.11.1972 ALP (24.11.1900 – 12.5.1992) Mack, Edward Carrington North Sydney NSW 24.3.1990 Retired 29.1.1996 IND (20.12.1933 – ) Mackay, George Hugh Lilley Qld 5.5.1917 Retired 7.8.1934 NAT; UAP from 1931 (20.3.1872 – 5.11.1961) Mackay, Malcolm George Evans NSW 30.11.1963 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (29.12.1919 – 8.7.1999) MacKellar, Michael John Randal Warringah NSW 25.10.1969 Resigned 18.2.1994 LIB (27.10.1938 – ) MacKenzie, Alexander John Calare NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (29.8.1941 – ) McKenzie, David Charles Diamond Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (30.5.1933 – ) Valley McKew, Maxine Margaret Bennelong NSW 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (22.7.1953 – ) MacKinnon, Ewen Daniel Wannon Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 LIB (11.2.1903 – 7.6.1983) Corangamite Vic. 29.8.1953* Retired 31.10.1966 LIB Macklin, Jennifer Louise Jagajaga Vic. 2.3.1996 ALP (29.12.1953 – ) McLachlan, Ian Murray Barker SA 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.1998 LIB (2.10.1936 – ) McLean, Allan Gippsland Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 PROT (3.2.1840 – 13.7.1911) McLean, Francis Edward Lang NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 FT (1863 – 4.4.1926) McLean, Ross Malcolm Perth WA 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (30.6.1944 – ) McLeay, John (later Sir John) Boothby SA 10.12.1949 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB; LCL from 1951; (19.11.1893 – 22.6.1982) LIB from 1954 McLeay, John Elden Boothby SA 26.11.1966 Resigned 22.1.1981 LIB (30.3.1922 – 26.12.2000) McLeay, Leo Boyce Grayndler NSW 23.6.1979* Until elected for Watson ALP (4.10.1945 – ) Watson NSW 13.3.1993 Retired 31.8.2004 ALP

* By-election. † Ballaarat until federal redistribution 1977. ‡ On appeal election declared void. 6 461 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party McLeod, Donald Wannon Vic. 21.9.1940 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (29.10.1892 – 22.8.1963) Wannon Vic. 28.4.1951 Retired 4.11.1955 ALP McMahon, James Leslie Sydney NSW 13.12.1975 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP (26.2.1930 – ) McMahon, William (later Sir Lowe NSW 10.12.1949 Resigned 4.1.1982 LIB William) (23.2.1908 – 31.3.1988) McMillan, Sir William Wentworth NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 FT (14.11.1850 – 21.12.1926) McMullan, Robert Francis Canberra ACT 2.3.1996 Until elected for Fraser ALP (10.12.1947 – ) Fraser ACT 3.10.1998 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP McNeill, John Wannon Vic. 16.12.1922 Defeated 14.11.1925 ALP (1868 – 14.6.1943) Wannon Vic. 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP McNeill, Neil Canning WA 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 LIB (19.6.1921 – 8.2.2009) McNicoll, Walter Ramsay Werriwa NSW 19.12.1931 Resigned 2.8.1934 CP (27.5.1877 – 24.12.1947) Macphee, Ian Malcolm Balaclava Vic. 18.5.1974 Until elected for LIB (13.7.1938 – ) Goldstein Goldstein Vic. 1.12.1984 Retired 19.2.1990 LIB McTiernan, Edward Aloysius Parkes NSW 12.10.1929 Resigned 19.12.1930 ALP (16.2.1892 – 9.1.1990) McVeigh, Daniel Thomas Darling Downs Qld 2.12.1972 Until elected for Groom CP; NCP from May 1975; (7.5.1930 – ) NPA from Oct.1982 Groom Qld 1.12.1984 Resigned 29.2.1988 NPA McWilliams, William James Franklin Tas. 16.12.1903 Defeated 16.12.1922 REV TAR; ANTI-SOC from (1860 – 22.10.1929) 1906; LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917; CP from 1920 Franklin Tas. 17.11.1928 Died 22.10.1929 IND Maher, Michael John Lowe NSW 13.3.1982* Defeated 11.7.1987 ALP (11.7.1936 – ) Mahon, Hugh Coolgardie WA 29.3.1901 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (6.1.1857 – 28.8.1931) Kalgoorlie WA 22.12.1913* Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP Kalgoorlie WA 13.12.1919 Expelled 12.11.1920† ALP Mahoney, Gerald William Denison Tas. 15.9.1934 Defeated 21.9.1940 FLP; ALP from 1936 (24.5.1892 – 16.9.1955) Mahony, William George Dalley NSW 6.5.1915* Resigned 18.1.1927 ALP (1877 – 28.8.1962) Maisey, Donald William Moore WA 30.11.1963 Defeated 18.5.1974 CP (6.5.1915 – 20.4.2005) Makin, Norman John Oswald Hindmarsh SA 13.12.1919 Resigned 14.8.1946 ALP; FLP from 1931; (31.3.1889 – 20.7.1982) ALP from 1936 Sturt SA 29.5.1954 Until elected for ALP Bonython Bonython SA 10.12.1955 Retired 1.11.1963 ALP Maloney, William Robert Nuttall Melbourne Vic. 30.3.1904* Retired 27.8.1940 ALP; FLP from 1931; (12.4.1854 – 29.8.1940) ALP from 1936 Manifold, James Chester Corangamite Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 PROT (10.2.1867 – 23.10.1918) Corangamite Vic. 31.5.1913 Died 23.10.1918 LIB; NAT from 1917 Mann, Edward Alexander Perth WA 16.12.1922 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (11.8.1874 – 15.11.1951) Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives

* By-election. 6 † Seat declared vacant. Contested by-election on 18.12.1920 but was defeated. 462 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Manning, Arthur Gibson Macquarie NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 17.11.1928 NAT (1872 – 3.4.1947) Marek, Paul Capricornia Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 NPA (25.7.1964 – ) Marino, Nola Bethwyn Forrest WA 24.11.2007 LIB (18.2.1954 – ) Marks, Walter Moffitt Wentworth NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 19.12.1931 NAT; IND NAT from 1929 (6.6.1875 – 31.3.1951) Markus, Louise Elizabeth Greenway NSW 9.10.2004 Until elected for LIB (6.9.1958 – ) Macquarie Macquarie NSW 21.8.2010 LIB Marles, Richard Donald Corio Vic. 24.11.2007 ALP (13.7.1967 – ) Marr, Charles William Clanan Parkes NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (later Sir Charles) Parkes NSW 31.1.1931* Defeated 21.8.1943 NAT; UAP from 1931 (23.3.1880 – 20.10.1960)

Martens, George William Herbert Qld 17.11.1928 Retired 16.8.1946 ALP; FLP from 1931; Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (1874 – 23.8.1949) ALP from 1936 Martin, Kathryn Jean see Sullivan, Kathryn Jean Martin Martin, Stephen Paul Macarthur NSW 1.12.1984 Until elected for ALP (24.6.1948 – ) Cunningham Cunningham NSW 13.3.1993 Resigned 16.8.2002 ALP Martin, Vincent Joseph Banks NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 19.9.1980 ALP (14.5.1920 – 10.3.2001) Martyr, John Raymond Swan WA 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (25.5.1932 – ) Marwick, Thomas William Swan WA 21.12.1940* Defeated 21.8.1943 CP (29.4.1895 – 3.4.1960) Massy-Greene, Walter Richmond NSW 13.4.1910 Defeated 16.12.1922 LIB; NAT from 1917 (6.11.1874 – 16.11.1952) Matheson, Russell Glenn Macarthur NSW 21.8.2010 LIB (16.12.1958 – ) Mathews, Charles Race Thorson Casey Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (27.3.1935 – ) Mathews, James Melbourne Vic. 12.12.1906 Retired 27.11.1931 ALP (1865 – 16.10.1934) Ports Mauger, Samuel Melbourne Vic. 29.3.1901 Until elected for PROT (12.11.1857 – 26.6.1936) Ports Maribyrnong Maribyrnong Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.4.1910 PROT Maxwell, George Arnot Fawkner Vic. 5.5.1917 Died 25.6.1935 NAT; IND NAT from 1929; (30.4.1859 – 25.6.1935) UAP from 1931 May, Margaret Ann McPherson Qld 3.10.1998 Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (30.6.1950 – ) Mayer, Helen Chisholm Vic. 5.3.1983 Defeated 11.7.1987 ALP (7.9.1932 – 7.2.2008) Melham, Daryl Banks NSW 24.3.1990 ALP (26.11.1954 – ) Menzies, Robert Gordon Kooyong Vic. 15.9.1934 Resigned 17.2.1966 UAP; LIB from 1944 (later Sir Robert) (20.12.1894 – 15.5.1978) Mildren, John Barry Ballarat Vic. 18.10.1980 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (20.10.1932 – )

* By-election. 6 463 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Miles, Christopher Gordon Braddon Tas. 1.12.1984 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (21.8.1947 – ) Millar, Percival Clarence Wide Bay Qld 18.5.1974 Retired 19.2.1990 CP; NCP from May 1975; (15.6.1925 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Milton, Peter La Trobe Vic. 18.10.1980 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP (22.9.1928 – 8.8.2009) Minogue, Daniel West Sydney NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 26.6.1969 ALP (18.7.1893 – 7.1.1983) Mirabella, Sophie (formerly Indi Vic. 10.11.2001 LIB Panopoulos, Sophie) (27.10.1968 – ) Mitchell, Robert George McEwen Vic. 21.8.2010 ALP (9.9.1967 – ) Moloney, Parker John Indi Vic. 13.4.1910 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (12.8.1876 – 8.5.1961) Indi Vic. 5.9.1914 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP Hume NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP Monaghan, James Edward Evans NSW 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (20.9.1921 – ) Moore, John Colinton Ryan Qld 13.12.1975 Resigned 5.2.2001 LIB (16.11.1936 – ) Morgan, Arthur Clinton Darling Qld 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 NAT (1881 – 2.8.1957) Downs Morgan, Charles Albert Aaron Reid NSW 21.9.1940 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP (27.1.1897 – 27.11.1967) Reid NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 22.11.1958 ALP Morris, Allan Agapitos Newcastle NSW 5.3.1983 Retired 8.10.2001 ALP (26.7.1940 – ) Morris, Peter Frederick Shortland NSW 2.12.1972 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (29.7.1932 – ) Morrison, Scott John Cook NSW 24.11.2007 LIB (13.5.1968 – ) Morrison, William Lawrence St George NSW 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (3.11.1928 – ) St George NSW 18.10.1980 Retired 26.10.1984 ALP Mortimer, Jack Grey SA 1.6.1963* Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (1913 – 8.2.1973) Mossfield, Frank William Greenway NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 31.8.2004 ALP (4.6.1935 – ) Mountford, John Graham Banks NSW 18.10.1980 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (21.11.1933 – ) Mountjoy, Donald Alfred Swan WA 21.8.1943 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP (19.10.1906 – 8.1.1988) Moylan, Judith Eleanor Pearce WA 13.3.1993 LIB (24.2.1944 – ) Mulcahy, Daniel Lang NSW 15.9.1934 Died 13.7.1953 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936; (7.1.1882 – 13.7.1953) ALP (N-C) from 1940; ALP from 1941 Mulder, Allan William Evans NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (19.8.1928 – 7.11.2009) Mullens, John Michael Gellibrand Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 10.12.1955 ALP; ALP(A-C) from April (18.7.1896 – 5.9.1978) 1955 Munro, Dugald Ranald Ross Eden-Monaro NSW 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (12.6.1930 – 20.6.1973) Murphy, John Paul Lowe NSW 3.10.1998 Until elected for Reid ALP (31.5.1950 – ) Reid NSW 21.8.2010 ALP 6 * By-election. 464 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Murray, John Herbert Qld 22.11.1958 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (31.12.1915 – 25.1.2009) Mutch, Stephen Bruce Cook NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 31.8.1998 LIB (4.2.1956 – ) N Nairn, Gary Roy Eden-Monaro NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (3.1.1951 – ) Nairn, Walter Maxwell Perth WA 12.10.1929 Defeated 21.8.1943 NAT; UAP from 1931 (1878 – 12.12.1958) Neal, Belinda Jane Robertson NSW 24.11.2007 Retired 21.8.2010 ALP (10.1.1963 – ) Nehl, Garry Barr Cowper NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 NPA (19.2.1934 – ) Neil, Maurice James St George NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (29.5.1944 – ) Nelson, Brendan John Bradfield NSW 2.3.1996 Resigned 19.10.2009 LIB (19.8.1959 – ) Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Nelson, Harold George Northern NT 16.12.1922 Defeated 15.9.1934 ALP (1881 – 26.4.1947) Territory Nelson, John Norman Northern NT 10.12.1949 Retired 31.10.1966 ALP (28.5.1908 – 20.6.1991) Territory Neumann, Shayne Kenneth Blair Qld 24.11.2007 ALP (26.8.1961 – ) Neville, Paul Christopher Hinkler Qld 13.3.1993 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (28.3.1940 – ) Newell, Neville Joseph Richmond NSW 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (14.10.1952 – ) Newman, Kevin Eugene Bass Tas. 28.6.1975* Retired 26.10.1984 LIB (10.10.1933 – 17.7.1999) Nicholls, Martin Henry Bonython SA 30.11.1963 Resigned 30.9.1977 ALP (3.4.1917 – 3.5.1983) Nicholls, Samuel Robert Macquarie NSW 5.5.1917 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP (15.5.1885 – 26.9.1939) Nixon, Peter James Gippsland Vic. 9.12.1961 Retired 4.2.1983 CP; NCP from May 1975; (22.3.1928 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Nock, Horace Keyworth Riverina NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 CP (26.10.1879 – 2.8.1958) Nott, Lewis Windermere Herbert Qld 14.11.1925 Defeated 17.11.1928 NAT (12.2.1888 – 27.10.1951) Australian ACT 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 IND Capital Territory Nugent, Peter Edward Aston Vic. 24.3.1990 Died 24.4.2001 LIB (1.4.1938 – 24.4.2001) O O’Brien, Reginald Charles Petrie Qld 9.12.1961 Defeated 30.11.1963 ALP (23.1.1926 – 20.4.1999) O’Byrne, Michelle Anne Bass Tas. 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (6.3.1968 – ) O’Connor, Brendan Patrick Burke Vic. 10.11.2001 Until elected for Gorton ALP (2.3.1962 – ) Gorton Vic. 9.10.2004 ALP O’Connor, Gavan Michael Corio Vic. 13.3.1993 Defeated 24.11.2007 ALP; IND from Oct. 2007 (2.12.1947 – )

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party O’Connor, William Paul West Sydney NSW 28.9.1946 Until elected for Martin ALP (21.9.1910 – 18.9.1987) Martin NSW 10.12.1949 Until elected for Dalley ALP Dalley NSW 10.12.1955 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP O'Dowd, Kenneth Desmond Flynn Qld 21.8.2010 NP (30.6.1950 – ) O'Dwyer, Kelly Megan Higgins Vic. 5.12.2009* LIB (31.3.1977 – ) O’Keefe, David John Denison Tas. 16.12.1922 Defeated 14.11.1925 ALP (21.8.1864 – 21.7.1943) O’Keefe, Frank Lionel Paterson NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 26.10.1984 CP; NCP from May 1975; (6.10.1912 – 21.4.1989) NPA from Oct. 1982 O’Keefe, Neil Patrick Burke Vic. 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 ALP (7.5.1947 – ) Oldmeadow, Maxwell Wilkinson Holt Vic. 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (3.8.1924 – ) Olley, Frank Hume NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 18.5.1974 ALP (18.1.1927 – 21.7.1988) O’Malley, King Tasmania Tas. 29.3.1901 Until elected for Darwin IND; ALP from June 1901 (4.7.1858 – 20.12.1953) Darwin Tas. 16.12.1903 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP O’Neil, Lloyd Reginald Terrence Grey SA 5.3.1983 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (24.6.1937 – ) O’Neill, Deborah Mary Robertson NSW 21.8.2010 ALP (4.6.1961 – ) Opperman, Hubert Ferdinand Corio Vic. 10.12.1949 Resigned 10.6.1967 LIB (29.5.1904 – 18.4.1996) Orchard, Richard Beaumont Nepean NSW 31.5.1913 Retired 3.11.1919 LIB; NAT from 1917 (1873 – 24.7.1942) Organ, Michael Keith Cunningham NSW 19.10.2002* Defeated 9.10.2004 GRN (22.9.1956 – ) Osborne, Frederick Meares Evans NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (20.1.1909 – 23.7.1996) Owens, Julie Ann Parramatta NSW 9.10.2004 ALP (17.10.1958 – ) Ozanne, Alfred Thomas Corio Vic. 13.4.1910 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (1877 – 27.5.1961) Corio Vic. 5.9.1914 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP P Page, Earle Christmas Grafton Cowper NSW 13.12.1919 Defeated 9.12.1961 FSU; CP from 1920 (later Sir Earle) (8.8.1880 – 20.12.1961) Page, James Maranoa Qld 30.3.1901 Died 3.6.1921 FT; ALP from 1903 (1861 – 3.6.1921) Palmer, Albert Clayton Echuca Vic. 12.12.1906 10.6.1907† PROT (1859 – 14.8.1919) Echuca Vic. 10.7.1907* Died 14.8.1919 LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Panopoulos, Sophie see Mirabella, Sophie Parke, Melissa Fremantle WA 24.11.2007 ALP (11.8.1966 – ) Parkhill, Robert Archdale Warringah NSW 21.5.1927* Defeated 23.10.1937 NAT; UAP from 1931 (later Sir Archdale) (27.8.1879 – 2.10.1947) Parsons, Walter Langdon Angas SA 14.11.1925 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (16.8.1881 – 2.3.1955)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Paterson, Alexander Capricornia Qld 30.3.1901 Retired 23.11.1903 IND (24.1.1844 – 20.3.1908) Paterson, Thomas Gippsland Vic. 16.12.1922 Retired 7.7.1943 CP from 1922; ST CP from (20.11.1882 – 24.1.1952) 1937; LCP from 1940 Patten, Robert Hume NSW 31.5.1913 Retired 26.3.1917 LIB (1859 – 17.9.1935) Patterson, Rex Alan Dawson Qld 26.2.1966* Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (8.1.1927 – ) Peacock, Andrew Sharp Kooyong Vic. 2.4.1966* Resigned 17.9.1994 LIB (13.2.1939 – ) Pearce, Christopher John Aston Vic. 14.7.2001* Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (1.3.1963 – ) Pearce, Henry George Capricornia Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (17.9.1917 – ) Pearsall, Thomas Gordon Franklin Tas. 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (11.4.1920 – 28.12.2003)

Perkins, John Arthur Eden-Monaro NSW 6.3.1926* Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (18.5.1878 – 13.7.1954) Eden-Monaro NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP Perrett, Graham Douglas Moreton Qld 24.11.2007 ALP (5.1.1966 – ) Peters, Edward William Burke Vic. 10.12.1949 Until elected for Scullin ALP (12.6.1897 – 22.6.1980) Scullin Vic. 10.12.1955 Retired 29.9.1969 ALP Pettitt, John Alexander Hume NSW 30.11.1963 Defeated 2.12.1972 CP (25.9.1910 – 25.12.1977) Phillips, Pharez Wimmera Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 8.11.1906 PROT (22.11.1855 – 9.8.1914) Piesse, Frederick William Tasmania Tas. 29.3.1901 Died 6.3.1902 FT (10.12.1848 – 6.3.1902) Pigott, Henry Robert Maguire Calare NSW 31.5.1913 Defeated 13.12.1919 LIB; NAT from 1917 (2.10.1866 – 8.7.1949) Pittard, Alan Crocker Ballaarat† Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 LIB (15.11.1902 – 25.12.1992) Plibersek, Tanya Joan Sydney NSW 3.10.1998 ALP (2.12.1969 – ) Pollard, Reginald Thomas Ballaarat† Vic. 23.10.1937 Until elected for Lalor ALP (31.10.1894 – 24.8.1981) Lalor Vic. 10.12.1949 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP Porter, James Robert Barker SA 13.12.1975 Retired 19.2.1990 LIB (19.2.1950 – ) Poynton, Alexander South Australia SA 30.3.1901 Until elected for Grey FT (8.8.1853 – 10.1.1935) Grey SA 16.12.1903 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP; NAT from 1917 Pratt, Michael Philip Adelaide SA 6.2.1988* Defeated 24.3.1990 LIB (10.2.1948 – ) Pratten, Frederick Graham Martin NSW 16.6.1928* Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT (3.12.1899 – 18.12.1977) Pratten, Herbert Edward Parramatta NSW 10.12.1921* Until elected for Martin NAT (7.5.1865 – 7.5.1928) Martin NSW 16.12.1922 Died 7.5.1928 NAT Prentice, Jane Ryan Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (22.6.1953 – ) Price, Archibald Grenfell Boothby SA 24.5.1941* Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (28.1.1892 – 20.7.1977) Price, John Lloyd Boothby SA 17.11.1928 Died 23.4.1941 ALP; UAP from 1931 (14.2.1882 – 23.4.1941)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Price, Leo Roger Spurway Chifley NSW 1.12.1984 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (26.11.1945 – ) Prosser, Geoffrey Daniel Forrest WA 11.7.1987 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (6.11.1948 – ) Prowse, John Henry Swan WA 13.12.1919 Until elected for Forrest CP (16.6.1871 – 20.5.1944) Forrest WA 16.12.1922 Defeated 21.8.1943 CP Punch, Gary Francis Barton NSW 5.3.1983 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (21.8.1957 – ) Pyne, Christopher Maurice Sturt SA 13.3.1993 LIB (13.8.1967 – ) Q Quick, Harry Vernon Franklin Tas. 13.3.1993 Retired 17.10.2007 ALP; IND from Aug. 2007 (28.6.1941 – ) Quick, Sir John Bendigo Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 31.5.1913 PROT; IND PROT from 1906; (14.4.1852 – 17.6.1932) LIB from 1910 R Raguse, Brett Blair Forde Qld 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (24.3.1960 – ) Ramsey, Rowan Eric Grey SA 24.11.2007 LIB (4.8.1956 – ) Randall, Donald James Swan WA 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (2.5.1953 – ) Canning WA 10.11.2001 LIB Rankin, George James Bendigo Vic. 23.10.1937 Retired 31.10.1949 ST CP; UCP from 1940; (1.5.1887 – 28.12.1957) CP from 1943 Rea, Kerry Marie Bonner Qld 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (16.4.1963 – ) Reeves, John Edward Northern NT 5.3.1983 Defeated 1.12.1984 ALP (2.1.1952 – ) Territory Reid, George Houstoun East Sydney NSW 29.3.1901 Resigned 18.8.1903 FT (later Sir George) East Sydney NSW 4.9.1903* Resigned 24.12.1909 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 (25.2.1845 – 13.9.1918) Reid, Leonard Stanley Holt Vic. 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (21.9.1916 – ) Reid, Nicholas Bruce Bendigo Vic. 24.3.1990 Retired 31.8.1998 LIB (30.7.1935 – ) Reith, Peter Keaston Flinders Vic. 4.12.1982* Defeated 5.3.1983† LIB (15.7.1950 – ) Flinders Vic. 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB Reynolds, Leonard James Barton NSW 22.11.1958 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (19.11.1923 – 14.7.1980) Barton NSW 25.10.1969 Retired 11.11.1975 ALP Richardson, Kym Charles Kingston SA 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (16.3.1958 – ) Richardson, Peter Anthony Tangney WA 13.12.1975 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB; PP from Oct. 1977 (23.1.1939 – ) Riggall, John Peter McMillan Vic. 24.3.1990 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (10.5.1941 – ) Riley, Edward South Sydney NSW 13.4.1910 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1859 – 21.7.1943) Riley, Edward Charles Cook NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 15.9.1934 ALP; FLP from 1931 (9.8.1892 – 9.6.1969) Riordan, David Kennedy Qld 12.10.1929 Died 15.10.1936 ALP; FLP from 1931 (1888 – 15.10.1936)

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Riordan, Joseph Martin Phillip NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (27.2.1930 – )

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Riordan, William James Frederick Kennedy Qld 12.12.1936* Retired 31.10.1966 FLP; ALP from 1936 (8.2.1908 – 15.1.1973) Ripoll, Bernard Fernand Oxley Qld 3.10.1998 ALP (6.1.1966 – ) Rishworth, Amanda Louise Kingston SA 24.11.2007 ALP (10.7.1978 – ) Robb, Andrew John Goldstein Vic. 9.10.2004 LIB (20.8.1951 – ) Robert, Stuart Rowland Fadden Qld 24.11.2007 LIB (11.12.1970 – ) Roberton, Hugh Stevenson Riverina NSW 10.12.1949 Resigned 21.1.1965 CP (18.12.1900 – 13.3.1987) Roberts, Ernest Alfred Adelaide SA 13.6.1908* Died 2.12.1913 ALP (21.2.1869 – 2.12.1913) Robinson, Arthur Wannon Vic. 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (23.4.1872 – 17.5.1945)

Robinson, Eric Laidlaw McPherson Qld 2.12.1972 Died 7.1.1981 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (18.1.1929 – 7.1.1981) Robinson, Ian Louis Cowper NSW 30.11.1963 Until elected for Page CP; NCP from May 1975; (27.3.1927 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Page NSW 1.12.1984 Defeated 24.3.1990 NPA Rocher, Allan Charles Curtin WA 21.2.1981* Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB; IND from Aug. 1995 (16.2.1936 – ) Rodgers, Arthur Stanislaus Wannon Vic. 31.5.1913 Defeated 16.12.1922 LIB; NAT from 1917 (20.3.1875 – 4.10.1936) Wannon Vic. 14.11.1925 Defeated 12.10.1929 NAT Ronald, James Black Southern Vic. 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 ALP (27.8.1861 – 27.7.1941) Melbourne Ronaldson, Michael John Clyde Ballarat Vic. 24.3.1990 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB (13.2.1954 – ) Rosevear, John Solomon Dalley NSW 19.12.1931 Died 21.3.1953 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936; (4.4.1892 – 21.3.1953) ALP (N-C) from 1940; ALP from 1941 Rowe, Albert Edward Parramatta NSW 12.10.1929 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1872 – 16.8.1955) Rowland, Michelle Anne Greenway NSW 21.8.2010 ALP (16.11.1971 – ) Roxon, Nicola Louise Gellibrand Vic. 3.10.1998 ALP (1.4.1967 – ) Roy, Wyatt Beau Longman Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (22.5.1990 – ) Rudd, Kevin Michael Griffith Qld 3.10.1998 ALP (21.9.1957 – ) Ruddock, Philip Maxwell Parramatta NSW 22.9.1973* Until elected for Dundas LIB (12.3.1943 – ) Dundas NSW 13.12.1975 Until elected for Berowra LIB Berowra NSW 13.3.1993 LIB Russell, Charles Wilfred Maranoa Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 28.4.1951 CP (24.4.1907 – 21.10.1977) Russell, Edgar Hughes Deg Grey SA 21.8.1943 Died 31.3.1963 ALP (24.10.1890 – 31.3.1963) Ryan, Rupert Sumner Flinders Vic. 21.9.1940 Died 26.8.1952 UAP; LIB from 1944 (1884 – 26.8.1952)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Ryan, Thomas Joseph West Sydney NSW 13.12.1919 Died 1.8.1921 ALP (1.7.1876 – 1.8.1921) Ryrie, Granville de Laune North Sydney NSW 11.3.1911* Until elected for LIB; NAT (later Sir Granville) Warringah from 1917 (1.7.1865 – 2.10.1937) Warringah NSW 16.12.1922 Resigned 13.4.1927 NAT S Saffin, Janelle Anne Page NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (1.11.1954 – ) Sainsbury, Murray Evan Eden-Monaro NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (14.9.1940 – ) St Clair, Stuart Roy New England NSW 3.10.1998 Defeated 10.11.2001 NPA (21.11.1949 – ) St John, Edward Henry Warringah NSW 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB; IND LIB from April (15.8.1916 – 24.10.1994) 1969 Salmon, Charles Carty Laanecoorie Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 23.4.1913 PROT; LIB from 1910 (29.7.1861 – 15.9.1917) Grampians Vic. 20.2.1915* Died 15.9.1917 LIB Sampson, Sydney Wimmera Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.12.1919 IND PROT; LIB from 1910; (1863 – 24.3.1948) NAT from 1917 Saunderson, John Deakin Vic. 5.3.1983 Until elected for Aston ALP (31.5.1948 – ) Aston Vic. 1.12.1984 Defeated 24.3.1990 ALP Sawers, William Bowie Stewart New England NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 PROT Campbell (1844 – 19.5.1916) Sawford, Rodney Weston Port Adelaide SA 26.3.1988* Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (26.6.1944 – ) Scholes, Gordon Glen Denton Corio Vic. 22.7.1967* Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (7.6.1931 – ) Scholfield, Thomas Hallett Wannon Vic. 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 UAP (9.5.1894 – 25.6.1964) Schultz, Albert John Hume NSW 3.10.1998 LIB (29.5.1939 – ) Sciacca, Concetto Antonio Bowman Qld 11.7.1987 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (13.6.1947 – ) Bowman Qld 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP Scott, Bruce Craig Maranoa Qld 24.3.1990 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (20.10.1943 – ) Scott, John Lyden Hindmarsh SA 18.10.1980 Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (31.3.1934 – ) Scott, Leslie James Oxley Qld 8.10.1988* Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (18.10.1947 – ) Scullin, James Henry Corangamite Vic. 13.4.1910 Defeated 31.5.1913 ALP (18.9.1876 – 28.1.1953) Yarra Vic. 18.2.1922* Retired 31.10.1949 ALP; FLP from 1931; ALP from 1936 Scully, William James Gwydir NSW 8.5.1937* Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (1.2.1890 – 19.3.1966) Seabrook, Alfred Charles Franklin Tas. 16.12.1922 Defeated 17.11.1928 NAT (5.4.1867 – 11.6.1939) Secker, Patrick Damien Barker SA 3.10.1998 LIB (6.6.1956 – ) Sercombe, Robert Charles Grant Maribyrnong Vic. 2.3.1996 Retired 17.10.2007 ALP (3.4.1949 – )

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Sexton, Joseph Clement Leonard Adelaide SA 22.11.1958 Defeated 26.11.1966 ALP (24.11.1905 – 21.4.1974) 6 * By-election. 470 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Shack, Peter Donald Tangney WA 10.12.1977 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB (20.6.1953 – ) Tangney WA 1.12.1984 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB Sharp, John Randall Gilmore NSW 1.12.1984 Until elected for Hume NPA (15.12.1954 – ) Hume NSW 13.3.1993 Retired 31.8.1998 NPA Sharpe, James Benjamin Oxley Qld 31.5.1913 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP (1868 – 8.7.1935) Shaw, George William Dawson Qld 30.11.1963 Died 9.1.1966 CP (28.7.1913 – 9.1.1966) Sheehan, Thomas Cook NSW 23.10.1937 Died 26.3.1955 ALP; ALP (N-C) from 1940; (14.4.1891 – 26.3.1955) ALP from 1941 Sheehy, Thomas Neil Boothby SA 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (19.5.1899 – 23.9.1984) Sherry, Raymond Henry Franklin Tas. 25.10.1969 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (3.10.1924 – 13.6.1989) Shipton, Roger Francis Higgins Vic. 13.12.1975 Retired 19.2.1990 LIB (5.8.1936 – 19.1.1998) Short, James Robert Ballaarat† Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (7.12.1936 – ) Short, Leonie Marjorie Ryan Qld 17.3.2001* Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP (1.1.1956 – ) Shorten, William Richard Maribyrnong Vic. 24.11.2007 ALP (12.5.1967 – ) Sidebottom, Peter Sid Braddon Tas. 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (23.4.1951 – ) Braddon Tas. 24.11.2007 ALP Simmons, David William Calare NSW 5.3.1983 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP (7.11.1947 – ) Simon, Barry Douglas McMillan Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (1.4.1936 – 7.7.2004) Simpkins, Luke Xavier Linton Cowan WA 24.11.2007 LIB (8.6.1964 – ) Sinclair, Hugh Moreton Qld 12.12.1906 Retired 3.11.1919 ANTI-SOC; LIB from 1910; (6.6.1864 – 3.8.1926) NAT from 1917 Sinclair, Ian McCahon New England NSW 30.11.1963 Retired 31.8.1998 CP; NCP from May 1975; (10.6.1929 – ) NPA from Oct. 1982 Skene, Thomas Grampians Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 8.11.1906 FT (15.12.1845 – 15.3.1910) Slipper, Peter Neil Fisher Qld 1.12.1984 Defeated 11.7.1987 NPA (14.2.1950 – ) Fisher Qld 13.3.1993 LIB Smith, Albert Edward Wakefield SA 21.8.1943 Defeated 28.9.1946 ALP (2.1.1881 – 5.2.1965) Smith, Anthony Charles Dickson Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB; IND from May 1998 (15.7.1950 – ) Smith, Anthony David Hawthorn Casey Vic. 10.11.2001 LIB (13.3.1967 – ) Smith, Arthur Bruce Parkes NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 13.12.1919 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906; (28.6.1851 – 14.8.1937) LIB from 1910; NAT from 1917 Smith, Silvia Joy Bass Tas. 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (22.12.1939 – ) Smith, Stephen Francis Perth WA 13.3.1993 ALP (12.12.1955 – ) Smith, Sydney Macquarie NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 FT (1856 – 21.2.1934)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Smith, Warwick Leslie Bass Tas. 1.12.1984 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (13.5.1954 – ) Bass Tas. 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB Smith, William Henry Laird Denison Tas. 13.4.1910 Defeated 16.12.1922 ALP; NAT from 1917 (15.9.1869 – 21.10.1942) Smyth, Brendan Michael Canberra ACT 25.3.1995* Defeated 2.3.1996 LIB (27.7.1959 – ) Smyth, Laura Mary La Trobe Vic. 21.8.2010 ALP (12.11.1976 – ) Snedden, Billy Mackie Bruce Vic. 10.12.1955 Resigned 21.4.1983 LIB (later Sir Billy) (31.12.1926 – 27.6.1987) Snow, James Henry Eden-Monaro NSW 5.3.1983 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (15.9.1934 – ) Snowdon, Warren Edward Northern NT 11.7.1987 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (20.3.1950 – ) Territory Northern NT 3.10.1998 Until elected for ALP Territory Lingiari Lingiari NT 10.11.2001 ALP Solomon, Elias Fremantle WA 29.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (2.9.1839 – 23.5.1909) Solomon, Robert John Denison Tas. 25.10.1969 Defeated 2.12.1972 LIB (2.11.1931 – ) Solomon, Vaiben Louis South SA 30.3.1901 Defeated 16.12.1903 FT (13.5.1853 – 20.10.1908) Australia Somlyay, Alexander Michael Fairfax Qld 24.3.1990 LIB (18.1.1946 – ) Southcott, Andrew John Boothby SA 2.3.1996 LIB (15.10.1967 – ) Spence, William Guthrie Darling NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 5.5.1917 ALP (7.8.1846 – 13.12.1926) Darwin Tas. 30.6.1917* Defeated 13.12.1919 NAT from 1917 Spender, John Michael North Sydney NSW 18.10.1980 Defeated 24.3.1990 LIB (2.12.1935 – ) Spender, Percy Claude Warringah NSW 23.10.1937 Retired 19.3.1951 IND UAP; UAP from 1940; (5.10.1897 – 3.5.1985) LIB from 1944 Spooner, Eric Sydney Robertson NSW 21.9.1940 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (2.3.1891 – 3.6.1952) Spurr, Lancelot Thomas Wilmot Tas. 27.5.1939* Defeated 21.9.1940 ALP (17.3.1897 – 30.5.1965) Stacey, Fred Hurtle Adelaide SA 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.8.1943 UAP (6.8.1879 – 17.9.1964) Staley, Anthony Allan Chisholm Vic. 19.9.1970* Retired 19.9.1980 LIB (15.5.1939 – ) Staples, Peter Richard Diamond Vic. 5.3.1983 Until elected for ALP (15.10.1947 – ) Valley Jagajaga Jagajaga Vic. 1.12.1984 Retired 29.1.1996 ALP Steedman, Alan Peter Casey Vic. 5.3.1983 Defeated 1.12.1984 ALP (7.12.1943 – ) Stewart, Francis Eugene Lang NSW 29.8.1953* Until elected for ALP (20.2.1923 – 16.4.1979) Grayndler Grayndler NSW 10.12.1977 Died 16.4.1979 ALP Stewart, Frederick Harold Parramatta NSW 19.12.1931 Retired 16.8.1946 UAP

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (later Sir Frederick) (14.8.1884 – 30.6.1961) 6 * By-election. 472 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Stewart, Percy Gerald Wimmera Vic. 13.12.1919 Died 14.10.1931 VFU; CP from 1920; (18.10.1885 – 14.10.1931) C PROG from 1926 Stokes, Philip William Clifford Maribyrnong Vic. 10.12.1955 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (25.10.1906 – 18.10.1983) Stone, Sharman Nancy Murray Vic. 2.3.1996 LIB (23.4.1951 – ) Storrer, David Bass Tas. 16.12.1903 Defeated 13.4.1910 PROT (1854 – 13.11.1935) Story, William Harrison Boothby SA 5.5.1917 Defeated 16.12.1922 NAT (31.5.1857 – 13.7.1924) Street, Anthony Austin Corangamite Vic. 26.11.1966 Resigned 18.1.1984 LIB (8.2.1926 – ) Street, Geoffrey Austin Corangamite Vic. 15.9.1934 Died 13.8.1940 UAP (21.1.1894 – 13.8.1940) Stumm, Jacob Lilley Qld 31.5.1913 Retired 26.3.1917 LIB (26.8.1853 – 23.1.1921)

Sullivan, John William Riverina NSW 18.5.1974 Defeated 10.12.1977 CP; NCP from May 1975 Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (7.2.1929 – ) Sullivan, Jonathan Harold Longman Qld 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (10.11.1950 – ) Sullivan, Kathryn Jean Martin Moncrieff Qld 1.12.1984 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB (formerly Martin, Kathryn Jean) (8.3.1942 – ) Swan, Wayne Maxwell Lilley Qld 13.3.1993 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (30.6.1954 – ) Lilley Qld 3.10.1998 ALP Swartz, Reginald William Colin Darling Qld 10.12.1949 Retired 2.11.1972 LIB (later Sir Reginald) Downs (14.4.1911 – 2.2.2006) Symon, Michael Stuart Deakin Vic. 24.11.2007 ALP (21.2.1965 – ) T Tambling, Grant Ernest John Northern NT 18.10.1980 Defeated 5.3.1983 NCP; NPA from Oct.1982 (20.6.1943 – ) Territory Tanner, Lindsay James Melbourne Vic. 13.3.1993 Retired 19.7.2010 ALP (24.4.1956 – ) Taylor, William Leonard Groom Qld 9.4.1988* Retired 31.8.1998 LIB (14.9.1938 – ) Tehan, Daniel Thomas Wannon Vic. 21.8.2010 LIB (27.1.1968 – ) Theodore, Edward Granville Dalley NSW 26.2.1927* Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (29.12.1884 – 9.2.1950) Theophanous, Andrew Charles Burke Vic. 18.10.1980 Until elected for Calwell ALP (24.3.1946 – ) Calwell Vic. 1.12.1984 Defeated 10.11.2001 ALP; IND from April 2000 Thomas, Josiah Barrier NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 26.3.1917 ALP; NAT from 1917 (1863 – 5.2.1933) Thompson, Albert Victor Hindmarsh SA 28.9.1946 Until elected for ALP (14.11.1886 – 13.1.1966) Port Adelaide Port Adelaide SA 10.12.1949 Retired 1.11.1963 ALP Thompson, Cameron Paul Blair Qld 3.10.1998 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (1.10.1960 – ) Thompson, Victor Charles New England NSW 16.12.1922 Defeated 21.9.1940 CP (10.9.1885 – 11.5.1968)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Thomson, Andrew Peter Wentworth NSW 8.4.1995* Retired 8.10.2001 LIB (7.1.1961 – ) Thomson, Craig Robert Dobell NSW 24.11.2007 ALP (31.7.1964 – ) Thomson, David Alexander Capricornia Qld 16.12.1903 Defeated 12.12.1906 ALP (26.2.1856 – 30.10.1926) Thomson, David Scott Leichhardt Qld 13.12.1975 Defeated 5.3.1983 NCP; NPA from Oct. 1982 (21.11.1924 – ) Thomson, Dugald North Sydney NSW 29.3.1901 Retired 19.2.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 (28.12.1848 – 27.11.1922) Thomson, John Cowper NSW 12.12.1906 Defeated 13.12.1919 PROT; LIB from 1910; (1862 – 14.7.1934) NAT from 1917 Thomson, Kelvin John Wills Vic. 2.3.1996 ALP (1.5.1955 – ) Thorburn, Ray William Cook NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (15.11.1930 – 30.1.1986) Thorby, Harold Victor Campbell Calare NSW 19.12.1931 Defeated 21.9.1940 CP (2.10.1888 – 1.1.1973) Ticehurst, Kenneth Vincent Dobell NSW 10.11.2001 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (22.1.1945 – ) Tickner, Robert Edward Hughes NSW 18.2.1984* Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (24.12.1951 – ) Timson, Thomas Frank Higinbotham Vic. 10.12.1949 Died 16.10.1960 LIB (9.2.1909 – 16.10.1960) Tollner, David William Solomon NT 10.11.2001 Defeated 24.11.2007 CLP (31.1.1966 – ) Townley, Athol Gordon Denison Tas. 10.12.1949 Died 24.12.1963 LIB (3.10.1907 – 24.12.1963) Treloar, Thomas John Gwydir NSW 10.12.1949 Died 15.11.1953 CP (1.8.1892 – 15.11.1953) Trevor, Chris Allan Flynn Qld 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (23.6.1961 – ) Truss, Warren Errol Wide Bay Qld 24.3.1990 NPA; (8.10.1948 – ) NP from Oct. 2003 Tuckey, Charles Wilson O’Connor WA 18.10.1980 Defeated 21.8.2010 LIB (10.7.1935 – ) Tudge, Alan Edward Aston Vic. 21.8.2010 LIB (24.2.1971 – ) Tudor, Frank Gwynne Yarra Vic. 29.3.1901 Died 10.1.1922 ALP (29.1.1866 – 10.1.1922) Tully, James Thomas Barton NSW 17.11.1928 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (1877 – 15.10.1962) Turnbull, Malcolm Bligh Wentworth NSW 9.10.2004 LIB (24.10.1954 – ) Turnbull, Winton George Wimmera Vic. 9.2.1946* Until elected for Mallee CP (later Sir Winton) Mallee Vic. 10.12.1949 Retired 2.11.1972 CP (13.12.1899 – 14.1.1980) Turner, Sir George Balaclava Vic. 29.3.1901 Retired 8.11.1906 PROT (8.8.1851 – 13.8.1916) Turner, Henry Basil Bradfield NSW 20.12.1952* Retired 11.4.1974 LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives (8.7.1905 – 19.9.1988)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Turnour, James Pearce Leichhardt Qld 24.11.2007 Defeated 21.8.2010 ALP (7.4.1966 – ) U Uren, Thomas Reid NSW 22.11.1958 Retired 19.2.1990 ALP (28.5.1921 – ) V Vaile, Mark Anthony James Lyne NSW 13.3.1993 Resigned 30.7.2008 NPA; NP from Oct. 2003 (18.4.1956 – ) Vale, Danna Sue Hughes NSW 2.3.1996 Retired 19.7.2010 LIB (14.11.1944 – ) Vamvakinou, Maria Calwell Vic. 10.11.2001 ALP (4.1.1959 – ) van Manen, Albertus Johannes Forde Qld 21.8.2010 LIB (4.1.1959 – ) Vasta, Ross Xavier Bonner Qld 9.10.2004 Defeated 24.11.2007 LIB (8.10.1966 – ) Bonner Qld 21.8.2010 LIB Viner, Robert Ian Stirling WA 2.12.1972 Defeated 5.3.1983 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 (21.1.1933 – ) W Wakelin, Barry Hugh Grey SA 13.3.1993 Retired 17.10.2007 LIB (7.5.1946 – ) Walker, Francis John Robertson NSW 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (7.7.1942 – ) Wallace, Cornelius West Sydney NSW 5.5.1917 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP (19.1.1881 – 20.9.1921) Wallis, Laurie George Grey SA 25.10.1969 Retired 4.2.1983 ALP (10.9.1922 – 10.1.1984) Ward, Edward John East Sydney NSW 7.3.1931* Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP (7.3.1899 – 31.7.1963) East Sydney NSW 6.2.1932* Died 31.7.1963 LANG LAB; ALP from 1936 Washer, Malcolm James Moore WA 3.10.1998 LIB (12.8.1945 – ) Watkins, David Newcastle NSW 29.3.1901 Died 8.4.1935 ALP; FLP from 1931 (5.5.1865 – 8.4.1935) Watkins, David Oliver Newcastle NSW 1.6.1935* Retired 14.10.1958 FLP; ALP from 1936 (10.7.1896 – 17.12.1971) Watson, David John Hopetoun Forde Qld 1.12.1984 Defeated 11.7.1987 LIB (29.1.1945 – ) Watson, John Christian Bland NSW 29.3.1901 Until elected for ALP (9.4.1867 – 18.11.1941) South Sydney South Sydney NSW 12.12.1906 Retired 19.2.1910 ALP Watson, William Fremantle WA 16.12.1922 Retired 9.10.1928 IND (21.10.1863 – 21.12.1938) Fremantle WA 19.12.1931 Retired 7.8.1934 UAP Watt, William Alexander Balaclava Vic. 5.9.1914 Resigned 5.7.1929 LIB; NAT from 1917; (23.11.1871 – 13.9.1946) LIB from 1922; NAT from 1925 Webb, Charles Harry Swan WA 29.5.1954 Until elected for Stirling ALP (2.2.1908 – 15.11.2000) Stirling WA 10.12.1955 Defeated 22.11.1958 ALP Stirling WA 9.12.1961 Defeated 2.12.1972 ALP Webster, Alasdair Paine Macquarie NSW 1.12.1984 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (12.2.1934 – ) Webster, William Gwydir NSW 16.12.1903 Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP; NAT from 1917 (7.6.1860 – 10.10.1936)

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Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Wells, Deane McMillan Petrie Qld 5.3.1983 Defeated 1.12.1984 ALP (13.1.1949 – ) Wentworth, William Charles Mackellar NSW 10.12.1949 Retired 10.11.1977 LIB; IND LIB from Oct. 1977 (8.9.1907 – 15.6.2003) West, Andrea Gail Bowman Qld 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB (16.9.1952 – 20.4.2010) West, John Edward East Sydney NSW 13.4.1910 Died 5.2.1931 ALP (1851 – 5.2.1931) West, Stewart John Cunningham NSW 15.10.1977* Retired 8.2.1993 ALP (31.3.1934 – ) Whan, Robert Bruce Eden-Monaro NSW 2.12.1972 Defeated 13.12.1975 ALP (5.1.1933 – ) Wheeler, Roy Crawford Mitchell NSW 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (1909 – 16.3.1971) White, Peter Nicholson Duckett McPherson Qld 21.2.1981* Retired 19.2.1990 LIB (19.1.1936 – 13.2.2005) White, Thomas Walter Balaclava Vic. 3.8.1929* Resigned 20.6.1951 NAT; UAP from 1931; (26.4.1888 – 13.10.1957) LIB from 1944 Whitlam, Antony Philip Grayndler NSW 13.12.1975 Defeated 10.12.1977 ALP (7.1.1944 – ) Whitlam, Edward Gough Werriwa NSW 29.11.1952* Resigned 31.7.1978 ALP (11.7.1916 – ) Whitsitt, Joshua Thomas Hoskins Darwin Tas. 16.12.1922 Retired 3.10.1925 CP (1870 – 14.9.1943) Whittorn, Raymond Harold Balaclava Vic. 16.7.1960* Retired 11.4.1974 LIB (4.10.1911 – 10.8.1995) Wienholt, Arnold Moreton Qld 13.12.1919 Retired 6.11.1922 NAT; CP from 1920 (25.11.1877 – 10.9.1940) Wight, Bruce McDonald Lilley Qld 10.12.1949 Defeated 9.12.1961 LIB (16.6.1914 – 2.2.1969) Wilkie, Andrew Damien Denison Tas. 21.8.2010 IND (8.11.1961 – ) Wilkie, Kim Swan WA 3.10.1998 Defeated 24.11.2007 ALP (3.6.1959 – ) Wilkinson, James Moreton Qld 30.3.1901 Defeated 12.12.1906 IND LAB; ALP from 1903 (30.11.1854 – 11.1.1915) Wilks, William Henry Dalley NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 13.4.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 (1863 – 5.2.1940) Williams, Daryl Robert Tangney WA 13.3.1993 Retired 31.8.2004 LIB (21.8.1942 – ) Williams, Thomas Francis Robertson NSW 21.8.1943 Defeated 10.12.1949 ALP (7.4.1897 – 1992) Willis, Henry Robertson NSW 29.3.1901 Defeated 13.4.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 (6.4.1860 – 23.2.1950) Willis, Ralph Gellibrand Vic. 2.12.1972 Retired 31.8.1998 ALP (14.4.1938 – ) Wilson, Alexander Wimmera Vic. 23.10.1937 Resigned 31.12.1945 FCP; UCP from 1940; (7.6.1880 – 26.1.1954) CP from 1943 Wilson, Ian Bonython Cameron Sturt SA 26.11.1966 Defeated 25.10.1969 LIB (2.5.1932 – ) Sturt SA 2.12.1972 Retired 8.2.1993 LIB

Members of the House of Representatives since 1901 Historical information Members of the House Representatives Wilson, John Gratton Corangamite Vic. 16.12.1903 Defeated 13.4.1910 FT; ANTI-SOC from 1910 (18.8.1863 – 20.8.1948) 6 * By-election. 476 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Date of Date ceased Name (born/died) Division State election to be a Member Party Wilson, Keith Cameron Sturt SA 10.12.1949 Defeated 29.5.1954 LIB; LCL from 1951 (later Sir Keith) Sturt SA 10.12.1955 Retired 31.10.1966 LIB (3.9.1900 – 28.9.1987) Wilton, Gregory Stuart Isaacs Vic. 2.3.1996 Died 14.6.2000 ALP (6.11.1955 – 14.6.2000) Windsor, Antony Harold Curties New England NSW 10.11.2001 IND (2.9.1950 – ) Wise, George Henry Gippsland Vic. 12.12.1906 Defeated 31.5.1913 PROT; ALP from 1910 (1.7.1853 – 31.7.1950) Gippsland Vic. 5.9.1914 Defeated 16.12.1922 IND; NAT from 1917 Wood, Jason Peter La Trobe Vic. 9.10.2004 Defeated 21.8.2010 LIB (24.5.1968 – ) Woods, Harry Francis Page NSW 24.3.1990 Defeated 2.3.1996 ALP (23.12.1947 – ) Woods, Robert Leslie Lowe NSW 11.7.1987 Defeated 13.3.1993 LIB (13.4.1947 – ) Wooldridge, Michael Richard Lewis Chisholm Vic. 11.7.1987 Until elected for Casey LIB

(7.11.1956 – ) Casey Vic. 3.10.1998 Retired 8.10.2001 LIB Members of the House RepresentativesHistorical information since 1901 Worth, Patricia Mary Adelaide SA 13.3.1993 Defeated 9.10.2004 LIB (21.4.1946 – ) Wright, Keith Webb Capricornia Qld 1.12.1984 Defeated 13.3.1993 ALP; IND from Feb. 1993 (9.1.1942 – ) Wyatt, Kenneth George Hasluck WA 21.8.2010 LIB (4.8.1952 – ) Wynne, Agar Balaclava Vic. 12.12.1906 Retired 30.7.1914 IND PROT; LIB from 1910 (15.1.1850 – 12.5.1934) Y Yates, George Edwin Adelaide SA 10.1.1914* Defeated 13.12.1919 ALP (14.5.1871 – 16.7.1959) Adelaide SA 16.12.1922 Defeated 19.12.1931 ALP Yates, William Holt Vic. 13.12.1975 Defeated 18.10.1980 LIB (15.9.1921 – 18.4.2010) Young, Michael Jerome Port Adelaide SA 18.5.1974 Resigned 8.2.1988 ALP (9.10.1936 – 8.4.1996) Z Zahra, Christian John McMillan Vic. 3.10.1998 Defeated 9.10.2004 ALP (8.4.1973 – ) Zammit, Paul John Lowe NSW 2.3.1996 Defeated 3.10.1998 LIB; IND from Feb. 1998 (28.4.1941 – ) Zappia, Antonio Makin SA 24.11.2007 ALP (13.6.1952 – )

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Members who have served in both chambers

Member House of Representatives Senate Abbott, PP 1913–19 1925–29 Badman, AO 1937–43 1932–37 Baume, ME 1975–83 1985–96 Best, RW 1910–22 1901–10 Bishop, BK 1994– 1987–94 Chaney, FM 1990–93 1974–90 Chapman, HGP 1975–83 1987–2008 Chipp, DL 1960–77 1978–86 Coates, J 1972–75 1981–96 Dein, AK 1931–34 1935–41 Duncan-Hughes, JG 1922–28 and 1940–43 1931–38 Evans, GJ 1996–99 1978–96 Fairbairn, G 1906–13 1917–23 Fawcett, DJ 2004–07 2010– Fitzgerald, JF 1949–55 1962–74 Gibson, WG 1918–29 and 1931–34 1935–47 Gorton, JG 1968–75 1949–68 Guy, JA 1929–34 and 1940–46 1949–56 Hall, RS 1981–96 1974–77 Hamer, DJ, DSC 1969–74 and 1975–77 1978–90 Hannan, JF 1913–17 1924–25 Higgs, WG 1910–22 1901–06 Jessop, DS 1966–69 1971–87 Keane, RV 1929–31 1938–46 Kernot, C 1998–2001 1990–97 Leckie, JW 1917–19 1935–47 McBride, PAM 1931–37 and 1946–58 1937–44 McColl, JH 1901–06 1907–14 McMullan, RF 1996–2010 1988–96 Martyr, JR 1975–80 1981–83 Marwick, TW 1940–43 1936–37 Massy-Greene, W 1910–22 1923–25 and 1926–38 Neal, BJ 2007–10 1994–98 O’Keefe, DJ 1922–25 1901–06 and 1910–20 Pratten, HE 1921–28 1917–21 Rankin, GJ 1937–49 1949–56 Rocher, AC 1981–98 1978–81 Ronaldson, MJC 1990–2001 2005– Short, JR 1975–80 1984–97 Story, WH 1917–22 1904–17 Sullivan, KJM (formerly Martin, KJ) 1984–2001 1974–84 Tambling, GEJ 1980–83 1987–2001 Thomas, J 1901–17 1917–23 and 1925–29 Wilson, KC 1949–54 and 1955–65 1938–44 Woods, RL 1987–93 1994–97 Historical information Members who have served in both chambers

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Longest serving members Senators and Members of the House of Representatives who have served more than thirty years.

Senators

Member Years/months Pearce, George Foster (later Sir George) 37 years 1 month Cooper, Walter Jackson (later Sir Walter) 36 years 6 months* O’Byrne, Justin 34 years Brown, Gordon 32 years 11 months Lynch, Patrick Joseph 31 years 4 months Crawford, Thomas William 30 years Foll, Hattil Spencer 30 years Watson, John Odin Wentworth 30 years

Members of the House of Representatives

Member Years/months Hughes, William Morris 51 years 7 months Page, Earle Christmas Grafton (later Sir Earle) 42 years Ruddock, Philip Maxwell 37 years 9 months† McEwen, John (later Sir John) 36 years 5 months Maloney, William Robert Nuttall 36 years 5 months Makin, Norman John Oswald 36 years 1 month* Brennan, Frank 36 years 1 month Clark, Joseph James 35 years 1 month Sinclair, Ian McCahon 34 years 9 months

Watkins, David 34 years members Longest serving Historical information Cadman, Alan Glyndwr 33 years 5 months Howard, John Winston 33 years 5 months Groom, Littleton Ernest (later Sir Littleton) 33 years 1 month Francis, Josiah 32 years 11 months Holt, Harold Edward 32 years 4 months Beazley, Kim Edward 32 years 3 months Daly, Frederick Michael 32 years 3 months Ward, Edward John 32 years 3 months* Calwell, Arthur Augustus 32 years 1 month McMahon, William (later Sir William) 32 years 1 month Menzies, Robert Gordon (later Sir Robert) 31 years 5 months Uren, Thomas 31 years 3 months Scullin, James Henry 30 years 10 months* Cameron, Clyde Robert 30 years 9 months Jull, David Francis 30 years 1 month* Lazzarini, Hubert Peter 30 years 1 month*

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Women in Parliament

Senate

Name Party State Period of service Tangney, Dorothy (later DBE) ALP WA 21.8.1943 – 30.6.1968 defeated at 1967 Senate election Rankin, Annabelle (later LIB Qld 1.7.1947 – 24.5.1971 resigned DBE) Robertson, Agnes LIB; CP WA 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1962 retired Wedgwood, Ivy (later DBE) LIB Vic. 10.12.1949 – 30.6.1971 retired Buttfield, Nancy (later DBE) LIB SA 11.10.1955 – 30.6.1965; 1.7.1968 – 11.4.1974 retired Breen, Marie OBE (later DBE) LIB Vic. 1.7.1962 – 30.6.1968 retired Guilfoyle, Margaret (later LIB Vic. 1.7.1971 – 5.6.1987 retired DBE) Coleman, Ruth ALP WA 18.5.1974 – 5.6.1987 retired Martin (later Sullivan), LIB Qld 18.5.1974 – 5.11.1984 resigned; elected to House of Kathy* Representatives Melzer, Jean ALP Vic. 18.5.1974 – 30.6.1981 defeated at 1980 elections Ryan, Susan ALP ACT 13.12.1975 – 29.1.1988 resigned Walters, Shirley LIB Tas. 13.12.1975 – 30.6.1993 retired Haines, Janine AD SA 14.12.1977 – 30.6.1978 retired; 1.7.1981 – 1.3.1990 resigned; contested House of Representatives Hearn, Jean ALP Tas. 15.10.1980 – 30.6.1985 retired Bjelke-Petersen, Florence NCP; NPA Qld 12.3.1981 – 30.6.1993 retired Reid, Margaret LIB ACT 5.5.1981 – 14.2.2003 resigned Giles, Patricia ALP WA 1.7.1981 – 30.6.1993 retired Crowley, Rosemary ALP SA 5.3.1983 – 30.6.2002 retired Reynolds, Margaret ALP Qld 5.3.1983 – 30.6.1999 retired Zakharov, Olive ALP Vic. 5.3.1983 – 6.3.1995 died Knowles, Susan LIB WA 1.12.1984 – 30.6.2005 retired Vanstone, Amanda LIB SA 1.12.1984 – 26.4.2007 resigned Vallentine, Jo NDP; IND; GWA WA 1.7.1985 – 31.1.1992 resigned Newman, Jocelyn LIB Tas. 13.3.1986 – 1.2.2002 resigned Powell, Janet AD; IND Vic. 26.8.1986 – 30.6.1993 defeated at 1993 elections West, Sue ALP NSW 11.2.1987 – 5.6.1987 defeated at 1987 elections; 1.7.1990 – 30.6.2002 retired Bishop, Bronwyn* LIB NSW 11.7.1987 – 24.2.1994 resigned; elected to House of Representatives Jenkins, Jean AD WA 11.7.1987 – 30.6.1990 defeated at 1990 elections Patterson, Kay LIB Vic. 11.7.1987 – 30.6.2008 retired Dunn, Irina NDP; IND NSW 21.7.1988 – 30.6.1990 defeated at 1990 elections Lees, Meg AD; IND; APA SA 4.4.1990 – 30.6.2005 defeated at 2004 elections Bourne, Vicki AD NSW 1.7.1990 – 30.6.2002 defeated at 2001 elections Kernot, Cheryl* AD Qld 1.7.1990 – 15.10.1997 resigned; later elected to House of Representatives Sowada, Karin AD NSW 29.8.1991 – 30.6.1993 defeated at 1993 elections Chamarette, Christabel GWA WA 12.3.1992 – 30.6.1996 defeated at 1996 elections Women in Parliament Historical information Women Entry in brackets indicates title bestowed while member was serving in federal Parliament. Names in bold type indicate Ministers and Parliamentary Secretaries. Names and dates in italics indicate appointments made under section 15 of the Constitution, or through disqualification. 6 * Later served in the House of Representatives. 480 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name Party State Period of service Margetts, Dee GWA WA 1.7.1993 – 30.6.1999 defeated at 1998 elections Troeth, Judith LIB Vic. 1.7.1993 – 30.6.2011 retired Denman, Kay ALP Tas. 24.8.1993 – 30.6.2005 retired Neal, Belinda* ALP NSW 8.3.1994 – 3.9.1998 resigned; contested House of Representatives Collins, Jacinta ALP Vic. 3.5.1995 – 30.6.2005 defeated at 2004 elections, 8.4.2008 – Stott Despoja, Natasha AD SA 29.11.1995 – 30.6.2008 retired Lundy, Kate ALP ACT 2.3.1996 – Mackay, Sue ALP Tas. 8.3.1996 – 29.7.2005 resigned Allison, Lynette AD Vic. 1.7.1996 – 30.6.2008 defeated at 2007 elections Coonan, Helen LIB NSW 1.7.1996 – 22.8.2011 resigned Ferris, Jeannie LIB SA 1.7.1996 – 12.7.1996†; 24.7.1996 – 2.4.2007 died Gibbs, Brenda ALP Qld 1.7.1996 – 30.6.2002 defeated at 2001 elections Payne, Marise LIB NSW 9.4.1997 – Synon, Karen LIB Vic. 13.5.1997 – 30.6.1999 defeated at 1998 elections Crossin, Trish ALP NT 16.6.1998 – McLucas, Jan ALP Qld 1.7.1999 – Kirk, Linda ALP SA 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 retired Moore, Claire ALP Qld 1.7.2002 – Nettle, Kerry AG NSW 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 defeated at 2007 elections Stephens, Ursula ALP NSW 1.7.2002 – Webber, Ruth ALP WA 1.7.2002 – 30.6.2008 defeated at 2007 elections Wong, Penny ALP SA 1.7.2002 – Fierravanti-Wells, Connie LIB NSW 5.5.2005 – Adams, Judith LIB WA 1.7.2005 – Hurley, Annette ALP SA 1.7.2005 – 30.6.2011 retired McEwen, Anne ALP Qld 1.7.2005 – Milne, Christine GRN Tas. 1.7.2005 – Nash, Fiona NP NSW 1.7.2005 –

Polley, Helen ALP Tas. 1.7.2005 – WomenHistorical information in Parliament Siewert, Rachel GRN WA 1.7.2005 – Wortley, Dana ALP SA 1.7.2005 – 30.6.2011 defeated at 2010 elections Brown, Carol ALP Tas. 25.8.2005 – Boyce, Sue LIB Qld 19.4.2007 – Fisher, Mary Jo LIB SA 6.6.2007 – Bilyk, Catryna ALP Tas. 1.7.2008 – Cash, Michaelia LIB WA 1.7.2008 – Hanson-Young, Sarah AG SA 1.7.2008 – Kroger, Helen LIB Vic. 1.7.2008 – Pratt, Louise ALP WA 1.7.2008 – McKenzie, Bridget NP Vic. 1.7.2011 – Rhiannon, Lee GRN NSW 1.7.2011 – Singh, Lisa ALP Tas. 1.7.2011 – Urquhart, Anne ALP Tas. 1.7.2011 – Waters, Larissa GRN Qld 1.7.2011 – Wright, Penny GRN SA 1.7.2011 –

Names in bold type indicate Ministers and Parliamentary Secretaries. Names and dates in italics indicate appointments made under section 15 of the Constitution, or through disqualification. * Later served in the House of Representatives. † Resigned 12.7.1996. 6 481 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

House of Representatives

Name Party Election division Period of service Lyons, Enid, GBE UAP; LIB Darwin (Tas.) 21.8.1943 – 19.3.1951 retired Blackburn, Doris IND LAB Bourke (Vic.) 28.9.1946 – 10.12.1949 defeated Brownbill, Kay LIB Kingston (SA) 26.11.1966 – 25.10.1969 defeated Child, Joan ALP Henty (Vic.) 18.5.1974 – 13.12.1975 defeated; 18.10.1980 – 19.2.1990 retired Darling, Elaine ALP Lilley (Qld) 18.10.1980 – 8.2.1993 retired Kelly, Ros ALP Canberra (ACT) 18.10.1980 – 30.1.1995 resigned Fatin, Wendy ALP Canning (WA) 5.3.1983 – 1.12.1984 Brand (WA) 1.12.1984 – 29.1.1996 retired McHugh, Jeannette ALP Phillip (NSW) 5.3.1983 – 13.3.1993 Grayndler (NSW) 13.3.1993 – 29.1.1996 retired Mayer, Helen ALP Chisholm (Vic.) 5.3.1983 – 11.7.1987 defeated Jakobsen, Carolyn ALP Cowan (WA) 1.12.1984 – 13.3.1993 defeated Sullivan (formerly Martin), Kathy* LIB Moncrieff (Qld) 1.12.1984 – 8.10.2001 retired Crawford, Mary ALP Forde (Qld) 11.7.1987 – 2.3.1996 defeated Harvey, Elizabeth ALP Hawker (SA) 11.7.1987 – 24.3.1990 defeated Bailey, Fran LIB McEwen (Vic.) 24.3.1990 – 13.3.1993 defeated; 2.3.1996 – 19.7.2010 retired Crosio, Janice, MBE ALP Prospect (NSW) 24.3.1990 – 31.8.2004 retired Gallus, Christine LIB Hawker (SA) 24.3.1990 – 13.3.1993 Hindmarsh (SA) 13.3.1993 – 31.8.2004 retired Deahm, Maggie ALP Macquarie (NSW) 13.3.1993 – 2.3.1996 defeated Easson, Mary ALP Lowe (NSW) 13.3.1993 – 2.3.1996 defeated Henzell, Marjorie ALP Capricornia (Qld) 13.3.1993 – 2.3.1996 defeated Moylan, Judith LIB Pearce (WA) 13.3.1993 – Smith, Silvia ALP Bass (Tas.) 13.3.1993 – 2.3.1996 defeated Worth, Trish LIB Adelaide (SA) 13.3.1993 – 9.10.2004 defeated Lawrence, Carmen ALP Fremantle (WA) 12.3.1994 – 17.10.2007 retired Bishop, Bronwyn* LIB Mackellar (NSW) 26.3.1994 – Draper, Trish LIB Makin (SA) 2.3.1996 – 17.10.2007 retired Ellis, Annette ALP Namadgi (ACT) 2.3.1996 – 28.10.1998 Canberra (ACT) 28.10.1998 – 19.7.2010 retired Elson, Kay LIB Forde (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 17.10.2007 retired Gambaro, Teresa LIB Petrie (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 24.11.2007 defeated Brisbane (Qld) 21.10.2010 – Gash, Joanna LIB Gilmore (NSW) 2.3.1996 – Grace, Elizabeth LIB Lilley (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 3.10.1998 defeated Hanson, Pauline IND; PHON Oxley (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 3.10.1998 defeated Jeanes, Susan LIB Kingston (SA) 2.3.1996 – 3.10.1998 defeated Johnston, Ricky LIB Canning (WA) 2.3.1996 – 3.10.1998 defeated Kelly, De-Anne NP Dawson (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 24.11.2007 defeated Kelly, Jackie LIB Lindsay (NSW) 2.3.1996 – 11.9.1996†; 19.10.1996 – 17.10.2007 retired Macklin, Jenny ALP Jagajaga (Vic.) 2.3.1996 – Stone, Sharman LIB Murray (Vic.) 2.3.1996 – Vale, Danna LIB Hughes (NSW) 2.3.1996 – 19.7.2010 retired West, Andrea LIB Bowman (Qld) 2.3.1996 – 3.10.1998 defeated Women in Parliament Historical information Women Names in bold type indicate Ministers and Parliamentary Secretaries. Names and dates in italics indicates entry into Parliament through a by-election. * Former Senators. 6 † Election declared void. 482 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Name Party Election division Period of service Bishop, Julie LIB Curtin (WA) 3.10.1998 – Burke, Anna ALP Chisholm (Vic.) 3.10.1998 – Gerick, Jane ALP Canning (WA) 3.10.1998 – 10.11.2001 defeated Gillard, Julia ALP Lalor (Vic.) 3.10.1998 – Hall, Jill ALP Shortland (NSW) 3.10.1998 – Hoare, Kelly ALP Charlton (NSW) 3.10.1998 – 17.10.2007 retired Hull, Kay NP Riverina (NSW) 3.10.1998 – 19.7.2010 retired Irwin, Julia ALP Fowler (NSW) 3.10.1998 – 19.7.2010 retired Kernot, Cheryl* ALP Dickson (Qld) 3.10.1998 – 10.11.2001 defeated Livermore, Kirsten ALP Capricornia (Qld) 3.10.1998 – McFarlane, Jann ALP Stirling (WA) 3.10.1998 – 9.10.2004 defeated May, Margaret LIB McPherson (Qld) 3.10.1998 – 17.10.2007 retired O’Byrne, Michelle ALP Bass (Tas.) 3.10.1998 – 9.10.2004 defeated Plibersek, Tanya ALP Sydney (NSW) 3.10.1998 – Roxon, Nicola ALP Gellibrand (Vic.) 3.10.1998 – Corcoran, Ann ALP Isaacs (Vic.) 12.8.2000 – 17.10.2007 retired Short, Leonie ALP Ryan (Qld) 17.3.2001 – 10.11.2001 defeated George, Jennie ALP Throsby (NSW) 10.11.2001 – 19.7.2010 retired Grierson, Sharon ALP Newcastle (NSW) 10.11.2001 – Jackson, Sharryn ALP Hasluck (WA) 10.11.2001 – 9.10.2004 defeated 24.11.2007 – 21.8.2010 defeated King, Catherine ALP Ballarat (Vic.) 10.11.2001 – Ley, Sussan LIB Farrer (NSW) 10.11.2001 – Mirabella, Sophie LIB Indi (Vic.) 10.11.2001 – Vamvakinou, Maria ALP Calwell (Vic.) 10.11.2001 – Bird, Sharon ALP Cunningham (NSW) 9.10.2004 – Elliot, Justine ALP Richmond (NSW) 9.10.2004 – Ellis, Kate ALP Adelaide (SA) 9.10.2004 – Markus, Louise LIB Greenway (NSW) 9.10.2004 – 21.8.2010 Macquarie (NSW) 21.8.2010 –

Owens, Julie ALP Parramatta (NSW) 9.10.2004 – WomenHistorical information in Parliament Campbell, Jodie ALP Bass (Tas) 24.11.2007– 19.7.2010 retired Collins, Julie ALP Franklin (Tas) 24.11.2007– D'Ath, Yvette ALP Petrie (Qld) 24.11.2007– Marino, Nola LIB Forrest (WA) 24.11.2007– McKew, Maxine ALP Bennelong (NSW) 24.11.2007– 21.8.2010 defeated Neal, Belinda* ALP Robertson (NSW) 24.11.2007– 19.7.2010 retired Parke, Melissa ALP Fremantle (WA) 24.11.2007– Rea, Kerry ALP Bonner (Qld) 24.11.2007– 21.8.2010 defeated Rishworth, Amanda ALP Kingston (SA) 24.11.2007– Saffin, Janelle ALP Page (NSW) 24.11.2007– O'Dwyer, Kelly LIB Higgins (Vic.) 5.12.2009 – Andrews, Karen LIB McPherson (Qld) 21.8.2010 – Brodtmann, Gai ALP Canberra (ACT) 21.8.2010 – Griggs, Natasha CLP Solomon (NT) 21.8.2010 – O'Neill, Deborah ALP Robertson (NSW) 21.8.2010 – Prentice, Jane LIB Ryan (Qld) 21.8.2010 – Rowland, Michelle ALP Greenway (NSW) 21.8.2010 – Smyth, Laura ALP La Trobe (Vic.) 21.8.2010 –

Names in bold type indicate Ministers and Parliamentary Secretaries. Names and dates in italics indicates entry into Parliament through a by-election. * Former Senators. 6 483 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Number of women in Parliament

Senate As at commencement of new term on 1 July following the election, date of term commencement, or from date of appointment under section 15 of the Constitution.

ALP LIB NP DLP From F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F 21.8.1943 1/22 4.5 0/12 0/2 1.7.1947 1/33 3.0 1/2 50.0 0/1 22.2./1.7.1950 1/34 2.9 3/20 15.0 0/6 28.4.1951* 1/28 3.6 3/26 11.5 0/6 1.7.1953 1/29 3.4 3/26 11.5 0/5 11.10.1955 1/29 3.4 4/26 15.4 0/5 10.12.1955 1/29 3.4 3/25 12.0 1/6 16.7 1.7.1956 1/28 3.6 3/24 12.5 1/6 16.7 0/2 1.7.1959 1/26 3.8 3/25 12.0 1/7 14.3 0/2 1.7.1962 1/28 3.6 4/24 16.7 0/6 0/1 1.7.1965 1/27 3.7 3/23 13.0 0/7 0/2 1.7.1968 0/27 3/21 14.3 0/7 0/4 11.6.1971 0/27 2/21 9.5 0/7 0/4 1.7.1971 0/26 2/21 9.5 0/5 0/5 18.5.1974* 2/29 6.9 2/23 8.7 0/6 13.12.1975* 3/27 11.1 3/27 11.1 0/8 14.12.1977 3/27 11.1 3/27 11.1 0/8 1.7.1978 3/26 11.5 3/29 10.3 0/6 15.10.1980 4/26 15.4 3/29 10.3 0/6 12.3.1981 4/26 15.4 3/29 10.3 1/6 16.7 5.5.1981 4/26 15.4 4/29 13.8 1/6 16.7 1.7.1981 4/27 14.8 4/28 14.3 1/3 33.3 5.3.1983* 7/30 23.3 4/24 16.7 1/4 25.0 22.11.1984 7/30 23.3 3/24 12.5 1/4 25.0 1.12.1984 7/35 20.0 5/28 17.9 1/6 16.7 1.7.1985 6/34 17.6 5/28 17.9 1/5 20.0 13.3.1986 6/34 17.6 6/28 21.4 1/5 20.0 26.8.1986 6/34 17.6 6/28 21.4 1/5 20.0 11.2.1987 7/34 20.6 6/28 21.4 1/5 20.0 11.7.1987* 5/32 15.6 7/27 25.9 1/7 14.3 16.2.1988 4/32 12.5 7/27 25.9 1/7 14.3 21.7.1988 4/32 12.5 7/27 25.9 1/7 14.3 4.4.1990 4/32 12.5 7/27 25.9 1/7 14.3 1.7.1990 5/32 15.6 7/29 24.1 1/5 20.0 29.8.1991 5/32 15.6 7/29 24.1 1/5 20.0 12.3.1992 5/32 15.6 7/29 24.1 1/5 20.0 31.7.1992 5/32 15.6 7/29 24.1 1/5 20.0 Historical information Number of women in Parliament Notes: Term commencement and relevant election dates in bold, section 15 dates in unbolded type. LIB includes UAP. NP includes CP, NCP and NPA. CLP figures included either in Liberal or NCP totals. Variations in party affiliations which did not affect the number of women are not included. 6 * Indicates simultaneous dissolution. 484 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

AD GREENS Others (IND etc) No. % From F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F Size female female 21.8.1943 36 1 2.8 1.7.1947 36 2 5.6 22.2/1.7.1950 60 4 6.7 28.4.1951* 60 4 6.7 1.7.1953 60 4 6.7 11.10.1955 60 5 8.3 10.12.1955 60 5 8.3 1.7.1956 60 5 8.3 1.7.1959 60 5 8.3 1.7.1962 0/1 60 5 8.3 1.7.1965 0/1 60 4 6.7 1.7.1968 0/1 60 3 5.0 11.6.1971 0/1 60 2 3.3 1.7.1971 0/3 60 2 3.3 18.5.1974* 0/2 60 4 6.7 13.12.1975* 0/2 64 6 9.4

14.12.1977 1/1 100.0 0/1 64 7 10.9 Number of women in ParliamentHistorical information 1.7.1978 0/2 0/1 64 6 9.4 15.10.1980 0/2 0/1 64 7 10.9 12.3.1981 0/2 0/1 64 8 12.5 5.5.1981 0/2 0/1 64 9 14.1 1.7.1981 1/5 20.0 0/1 64 10 15.6 5.3.1983* 1/5 20.0 0/1 64 13 20.3 22.11.1984 1/5 20.0 0/1 64 12 18.8 1.12.1984 1/6 16.7 0/1 76 14 18.4 1.7.1985 1/7 14.3 1/2 50.0 76 14 18.4 13.3.1986 1/7 14.3 1/2 50.0 76 15 19.7 26.8.1986 2/7 28.6 1/2 50.0 76 16 21.1 11.2.1987 2/7 28.6 1/2 50.0 76 17 22.4 11.7.1987* 3/7 42.9 1/3 33.3 76 17 22.4 16.2.1988 3/7 42.9 1/3 33.3 76 16 21.1 21.7.1988 3/7 42.9 2/3 66.7 76 17 22.4 4.4.1990 3/7 42.9 2/3 66.7 76 17 22.4 1.7.1990 4/8 50.0 1/1 100.0 0/1 76 18 23.7 29.8.1991 5/8 62.5 1/1 100.0 0/1 76 19 25.0 12.3.1992 5/8 62.5 1/1 100.0 0/1 76 19 25.0 31.7.1992 4/7 57.1 1/1 100.0 1/2 50.0 76 19 25.0

Notes: Term commencement and relevant election dates in bold, section 15 dates in unbolded type. LIB includes UAP. NP includes CP, NCP and NPA. CLP figures included either in Liberal or NCP totals. Variations in party affiliations which did not affect the number of women are not included. * Indicates simultaneous dissolution. 6 485 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

ALP LIB NP DLP From F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F 1.7.1993 4/30 13.3 7/30 23.3 0/6 24.8.1993 5/30 16.7 7/30 23.3 0/6 8.3.1994 6/30 20.0 6/30 20.0 0/6 3.5.1995 6/30 20.0 6/30 20.0 0/6 29.11.1995 6/30 20.0 6/30 20.0 0/6 8.3.1996 7/30 23.3 6/30 20.0 0/6 1.7.1996 9/29 31.0 8/31 25.8 0/6 9.4.1997 9/28 32.1 9/31 29.0 0/6 13.5.1997 9/28 32.1 10/31 32.3 0/6 30.10.1997 9/28 32.1 10/31 32.3 0/6 16.6.1998 10/28 35.7 10/31 32.3 0/6 14.10.1998 9/28 32.1 10/31 32.3 0/6 1.7.1999 9/29 31.0 9/31 29.0 0/4 12.2.2002 9/28 32.1 8/31 25.8 0/4 1.7.2002 11/28 39.3 8/31 25.8 0/4 26.7.2002 11/28 39.3 8/31 25.8 0/4 18.2.2003 11/28 39.3 7/31 22.6 0/4 5.5.2005 11/28 39.3 8/31 25.8 0/4 1.7.2005 13/28 46.4 8/33 24.2 1/6 16.6 3.2.2006 13/28 46.4 8/34 23.5 1/4 25.0 19.4.2007 13/28 46.4 9/34 26.5 1/4 25.0 3.5.2007 13/28 46.4 8/34 23.5 1/4 25.0 8.5.2008 14/28 50.0 8/34 23.5 1/4 25.0 1.7.2008 14/32 43.8 9/32 28.1 1/4 25.0 1.7.2011 14/31 45.2 8/28 28.6 2/6 33.3 0/1 Historical information Number of women in Parliament Notes: Term commencement and relevant election dates in bold, section 15 dates in unbolded type. LIB includes UAP. NP includes CP, NCP and NPA. CLP figures included either in Liberal or NCP totals. Variations in party affiliations which did not affect the number of women are not included. 6 * Indicates simultaneous dissolution. 486 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

AD GREENS Others (IND etc) No. % From F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F Size female female 1.7.1993 3/7 42.9 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 16 21.1 24.8.1993 3/7 42.9 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 17 22.4 8.3.1994 3/7 42.9 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 17 22.4 3.5.1995 3/7 42.9 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 17 22.4 29.11.1995 4/7 57.1 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 18 23.7 8.3.1996 4/7 57.1 2/2 100.0 0/1 76 19 25.0 1.7.1996 5/7 71.4 1/2 50.0 0/1 76 23 30.3 9.4.1997 5/7 71.4 1/2 50.0 0/2 76 24 31.6 13.5.1997 5/7 71.4 1/2 50.0 0/2 76 25 32.9 30.10.1997 4/7 57.1 1/2 50.0 0/2 76 24 31.6 16.6.1998 4/7 57.1 1/2 50.0 0/2 76 25 32.9 14.10.1998 4/7 57.1 1/2 50.0 0/2 76 24 31.6 1.7.1999 4/9 44.4 0/1 0/2 76 22 28.9 12.2.2002 4/9 44.4 0/1 0/3 76 21 27.6 1.7.2002 3/8 37.5 1/2 50.0 0/3 76 23 30.3 26.7.2002 2/7 28.6 1/2 50.0 1/3 33.3 76 23 30.3 18.2.2003 2/7 28.6 1/2 50.0 1/3 33.3 76 22 28.9 5.5.2005 2/7 28.6 1/2 50.0 1/3 33.3 76 23 30.3 1.7.2005 2/4 50.0 3/4 75.0 0/1 76 27 35.5 3.2.2006 2/4 50.0 3/4 75.0 0/1 76 27 35.5 19.4.2007 2/4 50.0 3/4 75.0 0/1 76 28 36.8 3.5.2007 2/4 50.0 3/4 75.0 0/1 76 27 35.5 8.5.2008 2/4 50.0 3/4 75.0 0/1 76 28 36.8 Number of women in ParliamentHistorical information 1.7.2008 3/5 60.0 0/1 76 27 35.5 1.7.2011 6/9 66.7 0/1 76 30 39.5

Notes: Term commencement and relevant election dates in bold, section 15 dates in unbolded type. LIB includes UAP. NP includes CP, NCP and NPA. CLP figures included either in Liberal or NCP totals. Variations in party affiliations which did not affect the number of women are not included. * Indicates simultaneous dissolution. 6 487 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

House of Representatives ALP LIB NP/CLP Other Total No. % From F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F F/Party % F MPs female female 21.8.1943 0/49 1/12 8.3 0/12 0/2 75 1 1.3 28.9.1946 0/43 1/17 5.9 0/12 1/3 33.3 75 2 2.7 10.12.1949 0/48 1/55 1.8 0/19 0/1 123 1 0.8 28.4.1951* 0/54 0/52 0/17 123 29.5.1954 0/59 0/47 0/17 123 10.12.1955 0/49 0/57 0/18 124 22.11.1958 0/47 0/58 0/19 124 9.12.1961 0/62 0/45 0/17 124 30.11.1963 0/52 0/52 0/20 124 26.11.1966 0/41 1/61 1.6 0/21 0/1 124 1 0.8 25.10.1969 0/59 0/46 0/20 125 2.12.1972 0/67 0/38 0/20 125 18.5.1974* 1/66 1.5 0/40 0/21 127 1 0.8 13.12.1975* 0/36 0/68 0/23 127 10.12.1977 0/38 0/67 0/19 124 18.10.1980 3/51 5.9 0/54 0/20 125 3 2.4 5.3.1983* 6/75 8.0 0/33 0/17 125 6 4.8 1.12.1984 7/82 8.5 1/45 2.2 0/21 148 8 5.4 11.7.1987* 8/86 9.3 1/43 2.3 0/19 148 9 6.1 24.3.1990 7/78 9.0 3/55 5.5 0/14 0/1 148 10 6.8 13.3.1993 9/80 11.3 4/49 8.2 0/16 0/2 147 13 8.8 12.3.1994 10/80 12.5 4/49 8.2 0/16 0/2 147 14 9.5 26.3.1994 10/80 12.5 5/49 10.2 0/16 0/2 147 15 10.2 25.3.1995 9/79 11.4 5/50 10.0 0/16 0/2 147 14 9.5 2.3.1996 4/49 8.2 17/76 22.4 1/18 5.6 1/5 20.0 148 23 15.5 3.10.1998 16/67 23.9 15/64 23.4 2/16 12.5 0/1 148 33 22.3 12.8.2000 17/66 25.7 15/64 23.4 2/16 12.5 0/2 148 34 23.0 17.3.2001 18/67 26.9 15/63 23.8 2/16 12.5 0/2 148 35 23.6 10.11.2001 20/65 30.8 16/68 23.5 2/14 14.3 0/3 150 38 25.3 9.10.2004 20/60 33.3 15/75 20.0 2/12 16.7 0/3 150 37 24.7 24.11.2007 27/83 32.5 12/55 21.8 1/10 10.0 0/2 150 40 26.7 5.12.2009 27/83 32.5 13/55 23.6 1/9 11.1 0/3 150 41 27.3 21.8.2010 23/49 31.9 13/47 21.7 1/12 8.3 0/6 150 37 24.7

Historical information Number of women in Parliament Notes: LIB includes UAP. NP includes CP, NCP and NPA. In 1975, 1977 and 1980 NP total includes CLP. Dates in bold indicate election date, unbolded dates indicate by-elections. Variations in party numbers caused by by-elections or defections which did not affect the number of women are not included, therefore the numbers and percentages are at the dates specified. 6 * Indicates simultaneous dissolution. 488 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Prime Ministers

Name Party Period of service Years months days Barton, the Rt Hon. Sir Edmund, GCMG, KC PROT 1.1.1901 – 24.9.1903 2 8 24 Deakin, the Hon. Alfred PROT 24.9.1903 – 27.4.1904 – 7 4 Watson, the Hon. John Christian ALP 27.4.1904 – 17.8.1904 – 3 21 Reid, the Rt Hon. George Houstoun, KC FT* 18.8.1904 – 5.7.1905 – 10 18 (later Sir George, GCB, GCMG) Deakin, the Hon. Alfred PROT* 5.7.1905 – 13.11.1908 3 4 9 Fisher, the Rt Hon. Andrew ALP 13.11.1908 – 2.6.1909 – 6 21 Deakin, the Hon. Alfred PROT 2.6.1909 – 29.4.1910 – 10 28 Fisher, the Rt Hon. Andrew ALP 29.4.1910 – 24.6.1913 3 1 26 Cook, the Rt Hon. Joseph (later Sir Joseph, GCMG) LIB 24.6.1913 – 17.9.1914 1 2 25 Fisher, the Rt Hon. Andrew ALP 17.9.1914 – 27.10.1915 1 1 11 Hughes, the Rt Hon. William Morris, CH, KC ALP 27.10.1915 – 14.11.1916 7 3 14 NAT LAB 14.11.1916 – 17.2.1917 NAT 17.2.1917 – 9.2.1923 Bruce, the Rt Hon. Stanley Melbourne, CH, MC NAT* 9.2.1923 – 22.10.1929 6 8 14 (later 1st Viscount Bruce of Melbourne) Scullin, the Rt Hon. James Henry ALP 22.10.1929 – 6.1.1932 2 2 16 Lyons, the Rt Hon. Joseph Aloysius, CH UAP 6.1.1932 – 9.11.1934 7 3 2 UAP* 9.11.1934 – 7.4.1939 Page, the Rt Hon. Sir Earle Christmas Grafton, GCMG, CP* 7.4.1939 – 26.4.1939 – – 20 CH Menzies, the Rt Hon. Robert Gordon, KC UAP 26.4.1939 – 14.3.1940 2 4 4 UAP* 14.3.1940 – 29.8.1941 Fadden, the Rt Hon. Arthur William (later Sir Arthur, CP* 29.8.1941 – 7.10.1941 – 1 9 GCMG) Curtin, the Rt Hon. John Joseph Ambrose ALP 7.10.1941 – 5.7.1945 3 8 29

Forde, the Rt Hon. Francis Michael ALP 6.7.1945 – 13.7.1945 – – 8 Chifley, the Rt Hon. Joseph Benedict ALP 13.7.1945 – 19.12.1949 4 5 7 Menzies, the Rt Hon. Robert Gordon, KC LIB* 19.12.1949 – 26.1.1966 16 1 8

(later Sir Robert, KT, CH, QC) PrimeHistorical information Ministers Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward, CH LIB* 26.1.1966 – 19.12.1967 1 10 23 McEwen, the Rt Hon. John (later Sir John, GCMG, CH) CP* 19.12.1967 – 10.1.1968 – – 23 Gorton, the Rt Hon. John Grey, CH (later Sir John, LIB* 10.1.1968 – 10.3.1971 3 2 – GCMG, AC) McMahon, the Rt Hon. William, CH (later Sir William, LIB* 10.3.1971 – 5.12.1972 1 8 25 GCMG) Whitlam, the Hon. Edward Gough, AC, QC ALP 5.12.1972 – 11.11.1975 2 11 7 Fraser, the Rt Hon. John Malcolm, AC, CH LIB* 11.11.1975 – 11.3.1983 7 4 – Hawke, the Hon. Robert James Lee, AC ALP 11.3.1983 – 20.12.1991 8 9 9 Keating, the Hon. Paul John ALP 20.12.1991 – 11.3.1996 4 2 20 Howard, the Hon. John Winston LIB* 11.3.1996 – 3.12.2007 11 8 23 Rudd, the Hon. Kevin Michael ALP 3.12.2007 – 24.6.2010 2 6 22 Gillard, the Hon. Julia Eileen ALP 24.6.2010 –

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Leaders of the Opposition

Name Party Period of service Reid, the Rt Hon. George Houstoun, KC FT May 1901 – 18.8.1904 Watson, the Hon. John Christian ALP 18.8.1904 – 5.7.1905 Reid, the Rt Hon. George Houstoun, KC FT; ANTI-SOC from 1906 7.7.1905 – 16.11.1908 Cook, the Hon. Joseph ANTI-SOC 17.11.1908 – 26.5.1909 Deakin, the Hon. Alfred FUSION 26.5.1909 – 2.6.1909 Fisher, the Hon. Andrew ALP 2.6.1909 – 29.4.1910 Deakin, the Hon. Alfred LIB 1.7.1910 – 20.1.1913 Cook, the Hon. Joseph LIB 20.1.1913 – 24.6.1913 Fisher, the Rt Hon. Andrew ALP 8.7.1913 – 17.9.1914 Cook, the Rt Hon. Joseph LIB 8.10.1914 – 17.2.1917 Tudor, the Hon. Frank Gwynne ALP 17.2.1917 – 10.1.1922 Charlton, Matthew ALP 16.5.1922 – 29.3.1928 Scullin, James Henry ALP 26.4.1928 – 22.10.1929 Latham, the Hon. John Greig, CMG, KC NAT 20.11.1929 – 7.5.1931 Lyons, the Hon. Joseph Aloysius UAP 7.5.1931 – 6.1.1932 Scullin, the Rt Hon. James Henry ALP 7.1.1932 – 1.10.1935 Curtin, John ALP 1.10.1935 – 7.10.1941 Fadden, the Rt Hon. Arthur William CP 8.10.1941 – 23.9.1943 Menzies, the Rt Hon. Robert Gordon, KC UAP; LIB from 1944 23.9.1943 – 19.12.1949 Chifley, the Rt Hon. Joseph Benedict ALP 21.2.1950 – 13.6.1951 Evatt, the Rt Hon. Herbert Vere, QC ALP 20.6.1951 – 9.2.1960 Calwell, the Hon. Arthur Augustus ALP 7.3.1960 – 8.2.1967 Whitlam, Edward Gough, QC ALP 8.2.1967 – 5.12.1972 Snedden, the Rt Hon. Billy Mackie, QC LIB 20.12.1972 – 21.3.1975 Fraser, the Hon. John Malcolm LIB 21.3.1975 – 11.11.1975 Whitlam, the Hon. Edward Gough, QC ALP 27.1.1976 – 22.12.1977 Hayden, the Hon. William George ALP 22.12.1977 – 3.2.1983 Hawke, Robert James Lee, AC ALP 3.2.1983 – 11.3.1983 Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp LIB 11.3.1983 – 5.9.1985 Howard, the Hon. John Winston LIB 5.9.1985 – 9.5.1989 Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp LIB 9.5.1989 – 3.4.1990 Hewson, John Robert LIB 3.4.1990 – 23.5.1994 Downer, Alexander John Gosse LIB 23.5.1994 – 30.1.1995 Howard, the Hon. John Winston LIB 30.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian ALP 19.3.1996 – 22.11.2001 Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay ALP 22.11.2001 – 2.12.2003 Latham, Mark William ALP 2.12.2003 – 18.1.2005 Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian ALP 28.1.2005 – 4.12.2006 Rudd, Kevin Michael ALP 4.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Nelson, the Hon. Brendan John LIB 3.12.2007 –16.9.2008 Turnbull, the Hon. Malcolm Bligh LIB 16.9.2008 – 1.12.2009 Abbott, the Hon. Anthony John LIB 1.12.2009 – Historical information Leaders of the Opposition 6 490 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Ministries and Cabinets The following lists show each ministry and its term of office since 1901. The termination date of each ministry coincides with the date on which the Prime Ministers submitted their resignation, and that of each of their ministers, to the Governor-General. In a number of instances, however, such resignations have been the occasion for the Prime Minister of the day to ask the Governor-General for a commission to form a new ministry and thus remain in office. WM Hughes was the first Australian Prime Minister to follow this procedure, which he did on three separate occasions between 1915 and 1923. With the swearing in of the Menzies Ministry on 11.1.1956, the practice was introduced whereby the Cabinet comprised some but not all members of the ministry. This practice was continued until the resignation of the McMahon Ministry on 5.12.1972. When the Whitlam Ministry assumed office on 5.12.1972, all members of the ministry sat as members of the Cabinet, thus reverting to the original practice which existed prior to 1956. With the swearing in of the Fraser Ministry on 22.12.1975, the practice was reintroduced whereby the Cabinet comprised some but not all members of the ministry. The practice has been continued by all subsequent ministries.

Ministry Period Party 1. Barton 1.1.1901 – 24.9.1903 PROTECTIONIST 2. Deakin 24.9.1903 – 27.4.1904 PROTECTIONIST 3. Watson 27.4.1904 – 17.8.1904 ALP 4. Reid–McLean 18.8.1904 – 5.7.1905 FREE TRADE–PROTECTIONIST 5. Deakin 5.7.1905 – 13.11.1908 PROTECTIONIST 6. Fisher 13.11.1908 – 2.6.1909 ALP 7. Deakin 2.6.1909 – 29.4.1910 PROTECTIONIST–FREE TRADE–TARIFF REFORM 8. Fisher 29.4.1910 – 24.6.1913 ALP Ministries and Cabinets Historical information 9. Cook 24.6.1913 – 17.9.1914 LIB 10. Fisher 17.9.1914 – 27.10.1915 ALP 11. Hughes 27.10.1915 – 14.11.1916 ALP 12. Hughes 14.11.1916 – 17.2.1917 NATIONAL LABOUR 13. Hughes 17.2.1917 – 10.1.1918 NATIONALIST 14. Hughes 10.1.1918 – 9.2.1923 NATIONALIST 15. Bruce–Page 9.2.1923 – 22.10.1929 NATIONALIST–CP 16. Scullin 22.10.1929 – 6.1.1932 ALP 17. Lyons 6.1.1932 – 9.11.1934 UAP 9.11.1934 – 7.11.1938 UAP–CP 18. Lyons 7.11.1938 – 7.4.1939 UAP–CP 19. Page 7.4.1939 – 26.4.1939 CP–UAP 20. Menzies 26.4.1939 – 14.3.1940 UAP 21. Menzies 14.3.1940 – 28.10.1940 UAP–CP 22. Menzies 28.10.1940 – 29.8.1941 UAP–CP 23. Fadden 29.8.1941 – 7.10.1941 CP–UAP 24. Curtin 7.10.1941 – 21.9.1943 ALP 25. Curtin 21.9.1943 – 6.7.1945 ALP 26. Forde 6.7.1945 – 13.7.1945 ALP 27. Chifley 13.7.1945 – 1.11.1946 ALP 28. Chifley 1.11.1946 – 19.12.1949 ALP 6 491 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Ministry Period Party 29. Menzies 19.12.1949 – 11.5.1951 LIB–CP 30. Menzies 11.5.1951 – 11.1.1956 LIB–CP 31. Menzies 11.1.1956 – 10.12.1958 LIB–CP 32. Menzies 10.12.1958 – 18.12.1963 LIB–CP 33. Menzies 18.12.1963 – 26.1.1966 LIB–CP 34. Holt 26.1.1966 – 14.12.1966 LIB–CP 35. Holt 14.12.1966 – 19.12.1967 LIB–CP 36. McEwen 19.12.1967 – 10.1.1968 LIB–CP 37. Gorton 10.1.1968 – 28.2.1968 LIB–CP 38. Gorton 28.2.1968 – 12.11.1969 LIB–CP 39. Gorton 12.11.1969 – 10.3.1971 LIB–CP 40. McMahon 10.3.1971 – 5.12.1972 LIB–CP 41. Whitlam 5.12.1972 – 19.12.1972 ALP 42. Whitlam 19.12.1972 – 12.6.1974 ALP 43. Whitlam 12.6.1974 – 11.11.1975 ALP 44. Fraser 11.11.1975 – 22.12.1975 LIB–NCP 45. Fraser 22.12.1975 – 20.12.1977 LIB–NCP 46. Fraser 20.12.1977 – 3.11.1980 LIB–NCP 47. Fraser 3.11.1980 – 7.5.1982 LIB–NCP 48. Fraser 7.5.1982 – 11.3.1983 LIB–NCP 49. Hawke 11.3.1983 – 13.12.1984 ALP 50. Hawke 13.12.1984 – 24.7.1987 ALP 51. Hawke 24.7.1987 – 4.4.1990 ALP 52. Hawke 4.4.1990 – 20.12.1991 ALP 53. Keating 20.12.1991 – 27.12.1991 ALP 54. Keating 27.12.1991 – 24.3.1993 ALP 55. Keating 24.3.1993 – 11.3.1996 ALP 56. Howard 11.3.1996 – 21.10.1998 LIB–NPA 57. Howard 21.10.1998 – 26.11.2001 LIB–NPA 58. Howard 26.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 LIB–NPA 59. Howard 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 LIB–NPA 60. Rudd 3.12.2007 – 24.6.2010 ALP 61. Gillard 24.6.2010 – 28.6.2010 ALP 62. Gillard 28.6.2010 – 14.9.2010 ALP 63. Gillard 14.9.2010 – ALP Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 492 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

1. Barton Ministry (Protectionist) 1.1.1901 – 24.9.1903

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Barton, E Minister for External Affairs Barton, E Attorney-General Deakin, A Minister for Home Affairs to 11.8.1903 Lyne, WJ from 11.8.1903 Forrest, J Treasurer Turner, G Minister for Trade and Customs to 24.7.1903 Kingston, CC from 11.8.1903 Lyne, WJ Minister for Defence to 10.1.1901 Dickson, JR 17.1.1901 – 10.8.1903 Forrest, J from 10.8.1903 Drake, Senator JG Postmaster-General to 17.1.1901 Forrest, J 5.2.1901 – 10.8.1903 Drake, Senator JG from 10.8.1903 Fysh, PO Vice-President of Executive Council O’Connor, Senator RE Minister (without portfolio) to 23.4.1901 Lewis, NE 26.4.1901 – 10.8.1903 Fysh, PO

2. Deakin Ministry (Protectionist) 24.9.1903 – 27.4.1904

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Deakin, A Minister for External Affairs Deakin, A Minister for Trade and Customs Lyne, WJ

Treasurer Turner, G Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Home Affairs Forrest, J Attorney-General Drake, Senator JG Postmaster-General Fysh, PO Minister for Defence Chapman, A Vice-President of Executive Council Playford, Senator T

3. Watson Ministry (ALP) 27.4.1904 – 17.8.1904

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Watson, JC Treasurer Watson, JC Minister for External Affairs Hughes, WM Attorney-General Higgins, HB Minister for Home Affairs Batchelor, EL Minister for Trade and Customs Fisher, A Minister for Defence Dawson, Senator A Postmaster-General Mahon, H Vice-President of Executive Council McGregor, Senator G 6 493 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

4. Reid–McLean Ministry (Free Trade–Protectionist Coalition) 18.8.1904 – 5.7.1905

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Reid, GH (FT) Minister for External Affairs Reid, GH (FT) Minister for Trade and Customs McLean, A (PROT) Attorney-General Symon, Senator JH (FT) Treasurer Turner, G (PROT) Minister for Home Affairs Thomson, D (FT) Minister for Defence McCay, JW (PROT) Postmaster-General Smith, S (FT) Vice-President of Executive Council Drake, Senator JG (PROT)

5. Deakin Ministry (Protectionist) 5.7.1905 – 13.11.1908

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Deakin, A Minister for External Affairs Deakin, A Attorney-General to 12.10.1906 Isaacs, IA from 12.10.1906 Groom, LE Minister for Trade and Customs to 30.7.1907 Lyne, WJ from 30.7.1907 Chapman, A Treasurer to 30.7.1907 Forrest, J from 30.7.1907 Lyne, WJ Postmaster-General to 30.7.1907 Chapman, A from 30.7.1907 Mauger, S Minister for Defence to 24.1.1907 Playford, Senator T from 24.1.1907 Ewing, TT Minister for Home Affairs to 12.10.1906 Groom, LE 12.10.1906 – 24.1.1907 Ewing, TT from 24.1.1907 Keating, Senator JH Vice-President of Executive Council to 12.10.1906 Ewing, TT 12.10.1906 – 20.2.1907 Keating, Senator JH from 20.2.1907 Best, Senator RW Minister (without portfolio) to 12.10.1906 Keating, Senator JH 12.10.1906 – 30.7.1907 Mauger, S from 28.1.1908 Cook, JNHH Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 494 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

6. Fisher Ministry (ALP) 13.11.1908 – 2.6.1909

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fisher, A Treasurer Fisher, A Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for External Affairs Batchelor, EL Minister for Home Affairs Mahon, H Postmaster-General Thomas, J Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Minister for Trade and Customs Tudor, FG Vice-President of Executive Council McGregor, Senator G Minister (without portfolio) Hutchison, J

7. Deakin Ministry (Protectionist–Free Trade–Tariff Reform Coalition) 2.6.1909 – 29.4.1910

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister (without portfolio) Deakin, A (PROT) Minister for Defence Cook, J (FT) Treasurer Forrest, J (PROT) Minister for Trade and Customs Best, Senator RW (PROT) Minister for External Affairs Groom, LE (PROT) Attorney-General Glynn, PMcM (FT) Postmaster-General Quick, J (PROT) Minister for Home Affairs Fuller, GW (FT) Vice-President of Executive Council Millen, Senator ED (FT) Minister (without portfolio) Foxton, JFG (FT)

8. Fisher Ministry (ALP) 29.4.1910 – 24.6.1913 Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fisher, A Treasurer Fisher, A Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for External Affairs to 8.10.1911 Batchelor, EL from 14.10.1911 Thomas, J Postmaster-General to 14.10.1911 Thomas, J from 14.10.1911 Frazer, CE Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Minister for Trade and Customs Tudor, FG Minister for Home Affairs O’Malley, K Vice-President of Executive Council McGregor, Senator G Minister (without portfolio) Findley, Senator E to 14.10.1911 Frazer, CE from 23.10.1911 Roberts, EA

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9. Cook Ministry (LIB) 24.6.1913 – 17.9.1914

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Cook, J Minister for Home Affairs Cook, J Treasurer Forrest, J Attorney-General Irvine, WH Minister for Defence Millen, Senator ED Minister for External Affairs Glynn, PMcM Minister for Trade and Customs Groom, LE Postmaster-General Wynne, A Vice-President of Executive Council McColl, Senator JH Minister (without portfolio) Clemons, Senator JS Kelly, WH

10. Fisher Ministry (ALP) 17.9.1914 – 27.10.1915

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fisher, A Treasurer Fisher, A Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Minister for Trade and Customs Tudor, FG Minister for External Affairs to 9.12.1914 Arthur, JA from 14.12.1914 Mahon, H Minister for Home Affairs Archibald, WO Postmaster-General Spence, WG Vice-President of Executive Council Gardiner, Senator A Minister for the Navy Jensen, JA from 12.7.1915 Assistant Minister Russell, Senator EJ to 14.12.1914 Mahon, H to 12.7.1915 Jensen, JA

11. Hughes Ministry (ALP) 27.10.1915 – 14.11.1916

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hughes, WM Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Minister for Trade and Customs to 14.9.1916 Tudor, FG from 29.9.1916 Hughes, WM Minister for External Affairs Mahon, H Minister for the Navy Jensen, JA Treasurer to 27.10.1916 Higgs, WG Minister for Home Affairs O’Malley, K Postmaster-General Webster, W Vice-President of Executive Council to 27.10.1916 Gardiner, Senator A Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Assistant Minister 6 to 27.10.1916 Russell, Senator EJ 496 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

12. Hughes Ministry (National Labour) 14.11.1916 – 17.2.1917

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hughes, WM Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Minister for the Navy Jensen, JA Postmaster-General Webster, W Treasurer Poynton, A Minister for Trade and Customs Archibald, WO Minister for Home and Territories Bamford, FW Minister for Works and Railways Lynch, Senator PJ Vice-President of Executive Council Spence, WG Assistant Minister Russell, Senator EJ Smith, WHL

13. Hughes Ministry (Nationalist) 17.2.1917 – 10.1.1918

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hughes, WM Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for the Navy Cook, J Treasurer Forrest, J Minister for Defence Pearce, Senator GF Vice-President of Executive Council to 16.11.1917 Millen, Senator ED from 16.11.1917 Groom, LE Minister for Repatriation from 28.9.1917 Millen, Senator ED Minister for Works and Railways Watt, WA Minister for Home and Territories Glynn, PMcM Minister for Trade and Customs Jensen, JA Postmaster-General Webster, W Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Honorary Minister Russell, Senator EJ to 16.11.1917 Groom, LE

14. Hughes Ministry (Nationalist) 10.1.1918 – 9.2.1923

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hughes, WM Attorney-General to 21.12.1921 Hughes, WM from 21.12.1921 Groom, LE Minister for External Affairs from 21.12.1921 Hughes, WM Minister for the Navy to 28.7.1920 Cook, J 28.7.1920 – 21.12.1921 Smith, WHL Treasurer to 27.3.1918 Forrest, J 27.3.1918 – 15.6.1920 Watt, WA 28.7.1920 – 11.11.1921 Cook, J from 21.12.1921 Bruce, SM Minister for Defence to 21.12.1921 Pearce, Senator GF Assistant Minister for Defence 21.12.1921 – 5.2.1923 Massy-Greene, W 4.2.1920 – 21.12.1921 Ryrie, GdeL 6 497 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Repatriation Millen, Senator ED Assistant Minister for Repatriation 28.7.1920 – 21.12.1921 Rodgers, AS from 21.12.1921 Lamond, H Minister for Works and Railways to 27.3.1918 Watt, WA 27.3.1918 – 21.12.1921 Groom, LE from 21.12.1921 Foster, RW Minister for Home and Territories to 3.2.1920 Glynn, PMcM 4.2.1920 – 21.12.1921 Poynton, A from 21.12.1921 Pearce, Senator GF Minister for Trade and Customs to 13.12.1918 Jensen, JA 13.12.1918 – 17.1.1919 Watt, WA 17.1.1919 – 21.12.1921 Massy-Greene, W 21.12.1921 – 5.2.1923 Rodgers, AS Postmaster-General to 3.2.1920 Webster, W 4.2.1920 – 21.12.1921 Wise, GH 21.12.1921 – 5.2.1923 Poynton, A Minister for Health 10.3.1921 – 5.2.1923 Massy-Greene, W Vice-President of Executive Council to 27.3.1918 Groom, LE 27.3.1918 – 21.12.1921 Russell, Senator EJ 21.12.1921 – 5.2.1923 Earle, Senator J Honorary Minister to 16.11.1917 Groom, LE to 17.1.1919 Russell, Senator EJ 27.3.1918 – 17.1.1919 Massy-Greene, W 27.3.1918 – 31.1.1919 Orchard, RB 27.3.1918 – 4.2.1920 Poynton, A 27.3.1918 – 4.2.1920 Wise, GH 4.2.1920 – 28.7.1920 Smith, WHL

15. Bruce–Page Ministry (Nationalist–CP Coalition) 9.2.1923 – 22.10.1929

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Bruce, SM Minister for External Affairs Bruce, SM Treasurer Page, ECG (CP) Minister for Home and Territories to 18.6.1926 Pearce, Senator GF 18.6.1926 – 2.4.1927 Glasgow, Senator TW 2.4.1927 – 24.2.1928 Marr, CWC 24.2.1928 – 29.11.1928 Howse, NR 29.11.1928 – 10.12.1928 Abbott, CLA (CP) Minister for Home Affairs from 10.12.1928 Abbott, CLA (CP) Attorney-General to 18.12.1925 Groom, LE from 18.12.1925 Latham, JG Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Industry from 10.12.1928 Latham, JG 6 Postmaster-General Gibson, WG (CP) 498 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Trade and Customs to 26.5.1924 Chapman, A 29.5.1924 – 13.6.1924 Groom, LE 13.6.1924 – 7.5.1928 Pratten, HE 8.5.1928 – 24.11.1928 Bruce, SM from 24.11.1928 Gullett, HS Minister for Works and Railways to 5.8.1924 Stewart, PG (CP) 8.8.1924 – 29.11.1928 Hill, WC (CP) from 10.12.1928 Gibson, WG (CP) Minister for Defence to 16.1.1925 Bowden, EK 16.1.1925 – 2.4.1927 Howse, NR from 2.4.1927 Glasgow, Senator TW Minister for Health to 26.5.1924 Chapman, A 29.5.1924 – 13.6.1924 Groom, LE 13.6.1924 – 16.1.1925 Pratten, HE 16.1.1925 – 2.4.1927 Howse, NR 2.4.1927 – 24.2.1928 Bruce, SM from 24.2.1928 Howse, NR Minister for Markets and Migration 16.1.1925 – 18.6.1926 Wilson, Senator RV 18.6.1926 – 19.1.1928 Paterson, T (CP) Minister for Markets 19.1.1928 – 10.12.1928 Paterson, T (CP) Minister for Markets and Transport from 10.12.1928 Paterson, T (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council to 18.6.1926 Atkinson, L from 18.6.1926 Pearce, Senator GF

Honorary Minister Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 16.1.1925 Wilson, Senator RV 14.2.1923 – 29.11.1928 Crawford, Senator TW 16.1.1925 – 2.4.1927 Marr, CWC from 29.8.1926 McLachlan, Senator AJ 2.4.1927 – 24.2.1928 Howse, NR from 24.2.1928 Marr, CWC from 29.11.1928 Ogden, Senator JE

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16. Scullin Ministry (ALP) 22.10.1929 – 6.1.1932

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Scullin, JH Minister for External Affairs Scullin, JH Minister for Industry Scullin, JH Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Industry to 3.3.1931 Beasley, JA Assistant Minister for Industry, Council for Scientific and Industrial Research 3.3.1931 – 12.6.1931 Holloway, EJ Treasurer Assistant to the Treasurer to 9.7.1930 Theodore, EG 3.3.1931 – 12.6.1931 Holloway, EJ 9.7.1930 – 29.1.1931 Scullin, JH from 29.1.1931 Theodore, EG Vice-President of Executive Council to 3.3.1931 Daly, Senator JJ from 3.3.1931 Barnes, Senator J Attorney-General Brennan, F Postmaster-General to 4.2.1931 Lyons, JA from 4.2.1931 Green, AE Minister for Works and Railways Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Works to 4.2.1931 Lyons, JA and Railways from 4.2.1931 Green, AE to 3.3.1931 Barnes, Senator J from 3.3.1931 Dooley, Senator JB Minister for Trade and Customs Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Customs to 4.2.1931 Fenton, JE to 4.2.1931 Forde, FM from 4.2.1931 Forde, FM Minister for Home Affairs Blakeley, A Minister for Health to 3.3.1931 Anstey, F from 3.3.1931 McNeill, J Minister for Repatriation to 3.3.1931 Anstey, F from 3.3.1931 McNeill, J Minister for Defence to 4.2.1931 Green, AE 4.2.1931 – 3.3.1931 Daly, Senator JJ from 3.3.1931 Chifley, JB Minister for Markets and Transport to 21.4.1930 Moloney, PJ Minister for Markets 21.4.1930 – 6.1.1932 Moloney, PJ Minister for Transport Assistant Minister for Transport and War Service Homes from 21.4.1930 Moloney, PJ 3.3.1931 – 24.6.1931 Culley, CE Assistant Minister from 26.6.1931 Daly, Senator JJ from 26.6.1931 Cunningham, LL Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 500 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

17. Lyons Ministry (UAP) 6.1.1932 – 9.11.1934 (UAP–CP Coalition) 9.11.1934 – 7.11.1938

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Lyons, JA Treasurer Assistant Treasurer to 3.10.1935 Lyons, JA to 29.6.1932 Bruce, SM from 3.10.1935 Casey, RG 12.10.1934 – 3.10.1935 Casey, RG Assistant Minister (Treasury) to 25.9.1933 Massy-Greene, W 25.9.1933 – 12.10.1934 Casey, RG 17.10.1933 – 12.10.1934 Lawson, Senator HSW Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer from 29.11.1937 Thompson, VC (CP) Attorney-General to 12.10.1934 Latham, JG from 12.10.1934 Menzies, RG Minister for External Affairs to 12.10.1934 Latham, JG 12.10.1934 – 29.11.1937 Pearce, Senator GF from 29.11.1937 Hughes, WM Minister for Industry Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Industry to 12.10.1934 Latham, JG 9.11.1934 – 29.11.1937 Brennan, Senator TC from 12.10.1934 Menzies, RG Minister for Defence Assistant Minister for Defence to 12.10.1934 Pearce, Senator GF to 12.10.1934 Francis, J 12.10.1934 – 20.11.1937 Parkhill, RA 20.11.1937 – 29.11.1937 Lyons, JA from 29.11.1937 Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Trade and Customs Assistant Minister for Trade and Customs to 14.1.1933 Gullett, HS to 13.10.1932 Perkins, JA from 14.1.1933 White, TW 13.10.1932 – 12.10.1934 Guy, JA

Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Trade and Customs from 29.11.1937 Perkins, JA Minister without portfolio directing negotiations for trade treaties 12.10.1934 – 11.3.1937 Gullett, HS Postmaster-General Minister without portfolio representing the Postmaster- to 13.10.1932 Fenton, JE General in the House of Representatives 13.10.1932 – 12.10.1934 Parkhill, RA 9.11.1934 – 1.9.1935 Hunter, JAJ (CP) from 12.10.1934 McLachlan, Senator AJ Minister for Home Affairs Parkhill, RA Minister for Transport to 12.4.1932 Parkhill, RA Minister for Works and Railways to 12.4.1932 Marr, CWC Minister for the Interior Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for 12.4.1932 – 13.10.1932 Parkhill, RA the Interior 13.10.1932 – 12.10.1934 Perkins, JA 23.9.1935 – 29.11.1937 Hunter, JAJ (CP) 12.10.1934 – 9.11.1934 Harrison, EJ from 1.2.1938 Thompson, VC (CP) 9.11.1934 – 29.11.1937 Paterson, T (CP) from 29.11.1937 McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Markets to 13.4.1932 Hawker, CAS 6 501 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Commerce Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister 13.4.1932 – 23.9.1932 Hawker, CAS for Commerce 3.10.1932 – 13.10.1932 Lyons, JA 12.10.1934 – 29.11.1937 Brennan, Senator TC 13.10.1932 – 9.11.1934 Stewart, FH 1.9.1935 – 29.11.1937 Thorby, HVC (CP) from 9.11.1934 Page, ECG (CP) 18.3.1937 – 25.7.1937 Hunter, JAJ (CP) from 29.11.1937 MacDonald, Senator AN Cameron, AG (CP) Minister for Health to 12.10.1934 Marr, CWC 12.10.1934 – 6.11.1935 Hughes, WM 8.11.1935 – 26.2.1936 Lyons, JA 26.2.1936 – 29.11.1937 Hughes, WM from 29.11.1937 Page, ECG (CP) Minister for Repatriation Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister to 12.4.1932 Hawker, CAS for Repatriation 12.4.1932 – 12.10.1934 Marr, CWC 12.10.1934 – 9.11.1934 Francis, J 12.10.1934 – 6.11.1935 Hughes, WM 9.11.1934 – 1.9.1935 Thorby, HVC (CP) 8.11.1935 – 6.2.1936 Lyons, JA 1.9.1935 – 29.11.1937 Hunter, JAJ (CP) 6.2.1936 – 29.11.1937 Hughes, WM from 29.11.1937 Foll, Senator HS Vice-President of Executive Council to 12.10.1934 McLachlan, Senator AJ 12.10.1934 – 6.11.1935 Hughes, WM 8.11.1935 – 29.11.1937 Lyons, JA from 29.11.1937 Hughes, WM Minister in charge of Territories to 24.5.1934 Marr, CWC 24.5.1934 – 12.10.1934 Lawson, Senator HSW 12.10.1934 – 29.11.1937 Pearce, Senator GF from 29.11.1937 Hughes, WM Minister in charge of Development and Scientific and Industrial Research to 29.11.1937 McLachlan, Senator AJ from 29.11.1937 Casey, RG Minister in charge of War Service Homes to 9.11.1934 Francis, J Minister without portfolio in charge of War Service Homes 9.11.1934 – 11.9.1936 Thorby, HVC (CP) 11.9.1936 – 29.11.1937 Hunter, JAJ (CP) Minister in charge of War Service Homes from 29.11.1937 Foll, Senator HS Minister without portfolio 23.6.1932 – 26.9.1932 Bruce, SM 12.10.1934 – 9.11.1934 Marr, CWC Minister without portfolio, London 26.9.1932 – 6.10.1933 Bruce, SM Honorary Minister in charge of the Royal Visit 9.11.1934 – 31.12.1934 Marr, CWC Minister assisting the Leader of the Government in the Senate to 23.6.1932 Massy-Greene, Senator Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 502 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

18. Lyons Ministry (UAP–CP Coalition) 7.11.1938 – 7.4.1939

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Lyons, JA Minister without portfolio assisting the Prime Minister 7.11.1938 – 8.11.1938 Perkins, JA from 8.11.1938 Harrison, EJ Minister for Commerce Page, ECG (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Commerce Thompson, VC (CP) Attorney-General to 20.3.1939 Menzies, RG from 20.3.1939 Hughes, WM Minister for Industry to 20.3.1939 Menzies, RG from 20.3.1939 Hughes, WM Minister for External Affairs Hughes, WM Treasurer Casey, RG Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer MacDonald, Senator AN Minister for Trade and Customs 7.11.1938 – 8.11.1938 White, TW from 8.11.1938 Perkins, JA Minister for Works Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Defence Street, GA Minister for the Interior McEwen, J (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council McLeay, Senator G Minister for Repatriation Foll, Senator HS Minister for Health Foll, Senator HS Postmaster-General Cameron, AG (CP) Minister without portfolio administering External Territories 7.11.1938 – 8.11.1938 Perkins, JA from 8.11.1938 Harrison, EJ Ministries and Cabinets Historical information 19. Page Ministry (CP–UAP Coalition) 7.4.1939 – 26.4.1939

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Page, ECG (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Prime Minister Harrison, EJ Minister for Commerce Page, ECG (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Commerce Thompson, VC (CP) Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Industry Hughes, WM Minister for External Affairs Hughes, WM Treasurer Casey, RG Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer MacDonald, Senator AN Minister for Works Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Trade and Customs Perkins, JA Minister for Defence Street, GA Minister for the Interior McEwen, J (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council McLeay, Senator G Minister for Health Foll, Senator HS Minister for Repatriation Foll, Senator HS Postmaster-General Cameron, AG (CP) Minister without portfolio administering Harrison, EJ External Territories 6 503 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

20. Menzies Ministry (UAP) 26.4.1939 – 14.3.1940

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Treasurer Menzies, RG Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer to 3.11.1939 Spender, PC Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Industry Hughes, WM Minister for Supply and Development Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for to 26.1.1940 Casey, RG Supply and Development from 26.1.1940 Stewart, FH Holt, HE Minister for Defence to 13.11.1939 Street, GA Minister for the Army from 13.11.1939 Street, GA Minister for Defence Co-ordination from 13.11.1939 Menzies, RG Minister for External Affairs Gullett, HS Minister for Information from 12.9.1939 Gullett, HS Minister for Commerce McLeay, Senator G Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Commerce McBride, Senator PAM Minister for the Interior Foll, Senator HS Postmaster-General Harrison, EJ Minister for Repatriation Harrison, EJ Minister for Trade and Customs Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for to 23.2.1940 Lawson, JN Trade and Customs from 23.2.1940 Menzies, RG from 23.2.1940 Holt, HE Minister for Health Stewart, FH Minister for Social Services Stewart, FH Minister for the Navy from 13.11.1939 Stewart, FH Minister for Air from 13.11.1939 Fairbairn, JV Minister for Civil Aviation Fairbairn, JV Vice-President of Executive Council to 26.1.1940 Fairbairn, JV from 26.1.1940 Spender, PC Minister without portfolio administering Perkins, JA External Territories Minister without portfolio administering Collett, Senator HB War Service Homes Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 504 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

21. Menzies Ministry (UAP–CP Coalition) 14.3.1940 – 28.10.1940

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Minister without portfolio assisting the Prime Minister Nock, HK (CP) Minister for Defence Co-ordination Menzies, RG Minister for Information Menzies, RG Minister assisting the Minister for Information to 13.8.1940 Gullett, HS Minister for Munitions from 11.6.1940 Menzies, RG Minister for Commerce Cameron, AG (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Commerce to 13.8.1940 McBride, Senator PAM Minister assisting the Minister for Commerce from 13.8.1940 McBride, Senator PAM Minister for the Navy Cameron, AG (CP) Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for Industry Hughes, WM Minister for the Army Street, GA Minister for Repatriation Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister to 13.8.1940 Street, GA for Repatriation from 14.8.1940 McBride, Senator PAM to 13.8.1940 Collett, Senator HB Minister assisting the Minister for Repatriation from 14.8.1940 Collett, Senator HB Vice-President of Executive Council to 13.8.1940 Gullett, HS from 14.8.1940 Collett, Senator HB Minister in Charge of Scientific and Industrial Research to 13.8.1940 Gullett, HS from 14.8.1940 Collett, Senator HB Minister for Supply and Development Stewart, FH Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister

for Supply and Development Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Supply and Development from 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) Minister for Social Services Stewart, FH Postmaster-General Thorby, HVC (CP) Minister for Health Thorby, HVC (CP) Treasurer Spender, PC Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer to 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) Minister assisting the Treasurer from 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) Minister for Trade and Customs McLeay, Senator G Minister for External Affairs McEwen, J (CP) Minister for the Interior Foll, Senator HS Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for the Interior Nock, HK (CP) Minister for Air to 13.8.1940 Fairbairn, JV from 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation to 13.8.1940 Fairbairn, JV from 14.8.1940 Fadden, AW (CP) 6 505 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister without portfolio in charge of War Collett, Senator HB Service Homes to 13.8.1940 Minister in charge of War Service Homes Collett, Senator HB from 14.8.1940 Minister without portfolio in charge of Nock, HK (CP) External Territories

22. Menzies Ministry (UAP–CP Coalition) 28.10.1940 – 29.8.1941

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Minister without portfolio assisting the Prime Minister dealing with External Territories to 26.6.1941 Collins, TJ (CP) Minister for Defence Co-ordination Menzies, RG Minister assisting the Minister for Defence Co-ordination from 26.6.1941 Abbott, JP (CP) Minister for Information to 13.12.1940 Menzies, RG from 13.12.1940 Foll, Senator HS Treasurer Fadden, AW (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Treasurer to 26.6.1941 Anthony, HL (CP) Minister assisting the Treasurer from 26.6.1941 Anthony, HL (CP) Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for the Navy Hughes, WM Minister for the Army Spender, PC Minister assisting the Minister for the Army from 26.6.1941 Abbott, JP (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council McLeay, Senator G Minister for Repatriation Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister to 26.6.1941 McLeay, Senator G for Repatriation from 26.6.1941 Collett, Senator HB to 26.6.1941 Collett, Senator HB Postmaster-General to 26.6.1941 McLeay, Senator G from 26.6.1941 Collins, TJ (CP) Minister for Air McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation McEwen, J (CP) Minister for the Interior Foll, Senator HS Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for the Interior to 26.6.1941 Collins, TJ (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for the Interior from 26.6.1941 McDonald, AMcK Minister for Commerce Page, ECG (CP) Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Commerce to 26.6.1941 Anthony, HL (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Commerce from 26.6.1941 Anthony, HL (CP) Minister for External Affairs Stewart, FH Minister for Health Stewart, FH Minister for Social Services Stewart, FH Minister for Munitions McBride, Senator PAM Minister assisting the Minister for Munitions from 26.6.1941 Leckie, Senator JW Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Supply and Development Minister assisting the Minister for Supply and Development to 26.6.1941 McBride, Senator PAM from 26.6.1941 Collins, TJ (CP) 6 from 26.6.1941 McLeay, Senator G 506 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Trade and Customs Harrison, EJ Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Trade and Customs to 26.6.1941 Leckie, Senator JW Minister for Labour and National Service Holt, HE Minister without portfolio assisting the Minister for Labour and National Service to 26.6.1941 Leckie, Senator JW Minister in charge of Scientific Holt, HE and Industrial Research Minister without portfolio administering Collett, Senator HB War Service Homes to 26.6.1941 Minister for Aircraft Production Leckie, Senator JW from 26.6.1941 Minister for Transport Anthony, HL (CP) from 26.6.1941 Minister for War Organisation of Industry Spooner, ES from 26.6.1941 Minister for Home Security Abbott, JP (CP) from 26.6.1941 Minister for External Territories McDonald, AMcK from 26.6.1941

23. Fadden Ministry (CP–UAP Coalition) 29.8.1941 – 7.10.1941

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fadden, AW (CP) Treasurer Fadden, AW (CP) Minister for Defence Co-ordination Menzies, RG Attorney-General Hughes, WM Minister for the Navy Hughes, WM Minister for the Army Spender, PC Minister for Supply and Development McLeay, Senator G Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Vice-President of Executive Council McLeay, Senator G Minister for Air McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation McEwen, J (CP) Minister for the Interior Foll, Senator HS Minister for Information Foll, Senator HS Minister for Commerce Page, ECG (CP) Minister for External Affairs Stewart, FH Minister for Health Stewart, FH Minister for Social Services Stewart, FH Minister for Munitions McBride, Senator PAM Minister for Trade and Customs Harrison, EJ Minister for Labour and National Service Holt, HE Minister for Repatriation Collett, Senator HB Postmaster-General Collins, TJ (CP) Minister for Aircraft Production Leckie, Senator JW Minister for Transport Anthony, HL (CP) Minister for War Organisation of Industry Spooner, ES Minister for Home Security Abbott, JP (CP) Minister for External Territories McDonald, AMcK 6 507 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

24. Curtin Ministry (ALP) 7.10.1941 – 21.9.1943

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Curtin, J Minister for Defence Co-ordination to 14.4.1942 Curtin, J Minister for Defence from 14.4.1942 Curtin, J Minister for the Army Forde, FM Minister assisting the Minister for the Army from 21.2.1942 Fraser, Senator JM Treasurer Chifley, JB Minister assisting the Treasurer Minister for Post-war Reconstruction Lazzarini, HP from 22.12.1942 Chifley, JB Attorney-General Evatt, HV Minister for External Affairs Evatt, HV Minister for Supply and Development to 17.10.1942 Beasley, JA Minister for Supply and Shipping Minister assisting the Minister for Supply and Shipping from 17.10.1942 Beasley, JA from 17.10.1942 Fraser, Senator JM Minister for the Interior Collings, Senator JS Minister for the Navy Makin, NJO Minister for Munitions Makin, NJO Minister assisting the Minister for Munitions to 21.2.1942 Cameron, Senator D from 21.2.1942 Holloway, EJ Minister for Social Services Holloway, EJ Minister for Health Holloway, EJ Minister for Trade and Customs Keane, Senator RV Vice-President of Executive Council Keane, Senator RV Minister for Air Drakeford, AS Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford, AS Minister for Commerce Minister assisting the Minister for Commerce to 22.12.1942 Scully, WJ to 17.10.1942 Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Commerce and Agriculture from 22.12.1942 Scully, WJ Postmaster-General Ashley, Senator WP Minister assisting the Postmaster-General Lawson, G Minister for Information Ashley, Senator WP Minister for Labour and National Service Ward, EJ Minister for Repatriation Frost, CW Minister in Charge of War Service Homes Frost, CW Minister for War Organisation of Industry Dedman, JJ Minister in Charge of the Council Dedman, JJ for Scientific and Industrial Research Minister for Home Security Lazzarini, HP Minister for External Territories Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Aircraft Production Cameron, Senator D Minister for Transport Lawson, G Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 508 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

25. Curtin Ministry (ALP) 21.9.1943 – 6.7.1945

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Curtin, J Minister for Defence Curtin, J Minister for the Army Forde, FM Treasurer Chifley, JB Minister for Post-War Reconstruction to 2.2.1945 Chifley, JB from 2.2.1945 Dedman, JJ Attorney-General Evatt, HV Minister for External Affairs Evatt, HV Minister for Supply and Shipping to 2.2.1945 Beasley, JA from 2.2.1945 Ashley, Senator WP Minister for the Navy Makin, NJO Minister for Munitions Makin, NJO Minister for Trade and Customs Keane, Senator RV Minister for Labour and National Service Holloway, EJ Minister for Air Drakeford, AS Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford, AS Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Scully, WJ Postmaster-General to 2.2.1945 Ashley, Senator WP from 2.2.1945 Cameron, Senator D Vice-President of Executive Council to 2.2.1945 Ashley, Senator WP from 2.2.1945 Beasley, JA Minister for War Organisation of Industry Dedman, JJ Minister in Charge of the Council for Scientific and Industrial Research to 19.2.1945 Dedman, JJ

Minister for the Interior Collings, Senator JS Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Transport Ward, EJ Minister for External Territories Ward, EJ Minister for Health Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Social Services Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Repatriation Frost, CW Minister in Charge of War Service Homes Frost, CW Minister for Home Security Lazzarini, HP Minister for Works from 2.2.1945 Lazzarini, HP Minister for Aircraft Production to 2.2.1945 Cameron, Senator D from 2.2.1945 Makin, NJO Minister for Information Calwell, AA

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26. Forde Ministry (ALP) 6.7.1945 – 13.7.1945

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Forde, FM Minister for the Army Forde, FM Treasurer Chifley, JB Attorney-General Evatt, HV Minister for External Affairs Evatt, HV Minister for Defence Beasley, JA Vice-President of Executive Council Beasley, JA Minister for the Navy Makin, NJO Minister for Munitions Makin, NJO Minister for Aircraft Production Makin, NJO Minister for Trade and Customs Keane, Senator RV Minister for Labour and National Service Holloway, EJ Minister for Air Drakeford, AS Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford, AS Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Scully, WJ Minister for Supply and Shipping Ashley, Senator WP Minister for Post-war Reconstruction Dedman, JJ Minister in Charge of the Council for Dedman, JJ Scientific and Industrial Research Minister for the Interior Collings, Senator JS Minister for Transport Ward, EJ Minister for External Territories Ward, EJ Minister for Health Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Social Services Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Repatriation Frost, CW Minister in Charge of War Service Homes Frost, CW Minister for Home Security Lazzarini, HP Minister for Works Lazzarini, HP Postmaster-General Cameron, Senator D Minister for Information Calwell, AA Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 510 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

27. Chifley Ministry (ALP) 13.7.1945 – 1.11.1946

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Chifley, JB Treasurer Chifley, JB Minister for the Army Forde, FM Attorney-General Evatt, HV Minister for External Affairs Evatt, HV Minister for Defence to 14.8.1946 Beasley, JA from 15.8.1946 Forde, FM Minister for the Navy to 15.8.1946 Makin, NJO from 15.8.1946 Drakeford, AS Minister for Munitions to 15.8.1946 Makin, NJO from 15.8.1946 Dedman, JJ Minister for Aircraft Production to 15.8.1946 Makin, NJO from 15.8.1946 Dedman, JJ Minister for Trade and Customs to 26.4.1946 Keane, Senator RV 29.4.1946 – 18.6.1946 Dedman, JJ from 18.6.1946 Fraser, Senator JM Minister for Labour and National Service Holloway, EJ Minister for Air Drakeford, AS Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford, AS Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Scully, WJ Minister for Supply and Shipping Ashley, Senator WP Minister for Post-war Reconstruction Dedman, JJ Minister in Charge of the Council for Dedman, JJ Scientific and Industrial Research

Vice-President of Executive Council Collings, Senator JS Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Transport Ward, EJ Minister for External Territories Ward, EJ Minister for Health to 18.6.1946 Fraser, Senator JM from 18.6.1946 McKenna, NE Minister for Social Services to 18.6.1946 Fraser, Senator JM from 18.6.1946 McKenna, NE Minister for Repatriation Frost, CW Minister for Works and Housing Lazzarini, HP Minister assisting the Minister for Works and Housing Johnson, HV Minister for Home Security Lazzarini, HP to 1.2.1946 Postmaster-General Cameron, Senator D Minister for Immigration Calwell, AA Minister for Information Calwell, AA Minister for the Interior Johnson, HV

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28. Chifley Ministry (ALP) 1.11.1946 – 19.12.1949

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Chifley, JB Treasurer Chifley, JB Attorney-General Evatt, HV Minister for External Affairs Evatt, HV Minister for Labour and National Service Holloway, EJ Minister for Air Drakeford, AS Minister for Civil Aviation Drakeford, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Scully, WJ Minister for Supply and Shipping to 6.4.1948 Ashley, Senator WP Minister for Shipping and Fuel from 6.4.1948 Ashley, Senator WP Minister for Defence Dedman, JJ Minister for Post-war Reconstruction Dedman, JJ Minister in Charge of the Council for Dedman, JJ Scientific and Industrial Research Minister for Transport Ward, EJ Minister for External Territories Ward, EJ Postmaster-General Cameron, Senator D Minister for Immigration Calwell, AA Minister for Information Calwell, AA Minister for the Interior Johnson, HV Minister for Health McKenna, Senator NE Minister for Social Services McKenna, Senator NE Minister for Commerce and Agriculture Pollard, RT Minister for Works and Housing Lemmon, N Minister for Munitions to 6.4.1948 Armstrong, Senator JI Minister for Supply and Development from 6.4.1948 Armstrong, Senator JI Minister for the Army Chambers, C Minister for Trade and Customs Courtice, Senator B Minister for the Navy Riordan, WJF Minister for Repatriation Barnard, HC Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 512 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

29. Menzies Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 19.12.1949 – 11.5.1951

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Treasurer Fadden, AW (CP) Minister for Defence to 24.10.1950 Harrison, EJ from 24.10.1950 McBride, PAM Minister for Post-war Reconstruction to 17.3.1950 Harrison, EJ Minister for Labour and National Service Holt, HE Minister for Immigration Holt, HE Minister for Commerce and Agriculture McEwen, J (CP) Minister for External Affairs to 26.4.1951 Spender, PC from 27.4.1951 Casey, RG Minister for External Territories to 26.4.1951 Spender, PC from 27.4.1951 Casey, RG Minister for Works and Housing Casey, RG Minister for Supply and Development to 17.3.1950 Casey, RG Minister for National Development from 17.3.1950 Casey, RG Minister in charge of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research from 23.3.1950 Casey, RG Minister for Supply from 17.3.1950 Beale, OH Minister for the Interior to 24.10.1950 McBride, PAM from 24.10.1950 Harrison, EJ

Minister for Health Page, ECG (CP) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Trade and Customs O’Sullivan, Senator N Minister for Shipping and Fuel to 17.3.1950 McLeay, Senator G Minister for Fuel, Shipping and Transport from 17.3.1950 McLeay, Senator G Minister for Air White, TW Minister for Civil Aviation White, TW Postmaster-General Anthony, HL (CP) Minister for the Army Francis, J Minister for the Navy Francis, J Attorney-General Spicer, Senator JA Vice-President of Executive Council to 7.3.1951 Lyons, EM from 7.3.1951 Menzies, RG Minister for Social Services Spooner, Senator WH Minister for Repatriation Cooper, Senator WJ (CP) Minister for Information Beale, OH Minister for Transport to 17.3.1950 Beale, OH 6 513 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

30. Menzies Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 11.5.1951 – 11.1.1956

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Treasurer Fadden, AW (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council Harrison, EJ Minister for Defence Production Harrison, EJ Minister for Labour and National Service Holt, HE Minister for Immigration Holt, HE Minister for Commerce and Agriculture McEwen, J (CP) Minister for External Affairs Casey, RG Minister in charge of Commonwealth and Casey, RG Industrial Research Minister for Defence McBride, PAM Minister for the Navy to 17.7.1951 McBride, PAM 17.7.1951 – 9.7.1954 McMahon, W 9.7.1954 – 7.11.1955 Francis, J from 7.11.1955 Harrison, EJ Minister for Air to 17.7.1951 McBride, PAM 17.7.1951 – 9.7.1954 McMahon, W from 9.7.1954 Townley, AG Minister for Health Page, ECG (CP) Minister for Trade and Customs O’Sullivan, Senator N Minister for Shipping and Transport to 14.9.1955 McLeay, Senator G 14.9.1955 – 27.9.1955 Spicer, Senator JA from 27.9.1955 Paltridge, Senator SD Postmaster-General Anthony, HL (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation to 9.7.1954 Anthony, HL (CP) from 9.7.1954 Townley, AG Minister for the Army to 7.11.1955 Francis, J from 7.11.1955 Harrison, EJ Attorney-General Spicer, Senator JA Minister for National Development Spooner, Senator WH Minister for Repatriation Cooper, Senator WJ (CP) Minister for Supply Beale, OH Minister for the Interior Kent Hughes, WS Minister for Works and Housing to 4.6.1952 Kent Hughes, WS Minister for Works from 4.6.1952 Kent Hughes, WS Minister for Social Services to 9.7.1954 Townley, AG from 9.7.1954 McMahon, W Minister for Territories Hasluck, PMC Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 514 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

31. Menzies Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 11.1.1956 – 10.12.1958 Cabinet Ministers Menzies, the Rt Hon. Robert Gordon, CH, QC Fadden, the Rt Hon. Sir Arthur William, KCMG Harrison, the Rt Hon. Sir Eric John, KCVO (to 24.10.1956) Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward McEwen, the Rt Hon. John Casey, the Rt Hon. Richard Gardiner, CH, DSO, MC McBride, the Hon. Sir Philip Albert Martin, KCMG O’Sullivan, Senator the Hon. Neil Spicer, Senator the Hon. John Armstrong, QC (to 14.8.1956) Spooner, Senator the Hon. William Henry, MM Townley, the Hon. Athol Gordon Hasluck, the Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Beale, the Hon. Howard, QC (from 24.10.1956 to 10.2.1958) McMahon, the Hon. William (from 18.10.1956) Paltridge, Senator the Hon. Shane Dunne (from 11.2.1958) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Treasurer Fadden, AW (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council to 24.10.1956 Harrison, EJ from 24.10.1956 O’Sullivan, Senator N Minister for Defence Production to 24.10.1956 Harrison, EJ 24.10.1956 – 10.2.1958 Beale, OH 11.2.1958 – 23.4.1958 Townley, AG Minister for the Army to 28.2.1956 Harrison, EJ from 28.2.1956 Cramer, JO Minister for Labour and National Service Holt, HE

Minister for Immigration Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 24.10.1956 Holt, HE 24.10.1956 – 19.3.1958 Townley, AG from 20.3.1958 Downer, AR Minister for Trade McEwen, J (CP) Minister for External Affairs Casey, RG Minister in charge of Commonwealth Casey, RG Scientific and Industrial Research Minister for Defence McBride, PAM Minister for the Navy to 24.10.1956 O’Sullivan, Senator N from 24.10.1956 Davidson, CW (CP) Attorney-General to 14.8.1956 Spicer, Senator JA from 15.8.1956 O’Sullivan, Senator N Minister for National Development Spooner, Senator WH Minister for Air to 24.10.1956 Townley, AG from 24.10.1956 Osborne, FM Minister for Civil Aviation to 24.10.1956 Townley, AG from 24.10.1956 Paltridge, Senator SD Minister for Territories Hasluck, PMC Minister for Repatriation Cooper, Senator WJ (CP) 6 515 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Supply to 10.2.1958 Beale, OH from 11.2.1958 Townley, AG Minister for Primary Industry McMahon, W Minister for Social Services to 28.2.1956 McMahon, W from 28.2.1956 Roberton, HS (CP) Minister for Shipping and Transport Paltridge, Senator SD Minister for Health Cameron, DA Postmaster-General Davidson, CW (CP) Minister for Customs and Excise to 24.10.1956 Osborne, FM from 24.10.1956 Henty, Senator NHD Minister for the Interior Fairhall, A Minister for Works Fairhall, A

32. Menzies Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 10.12.1958 – 18.12.1963 Cabinet Ministers Menzies, the Rt Hon. Sir Robert Gordon, KT, CH, QC McEwen, the Rt Hon. John Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward Casey, the Rt Hon. Richard Gardiner, CH, DSO, MC (to 4.2.1960) Spooner, Senator the Hon. William Henry, MM Townley, the Hon. Athol Gordon Hasluck, the Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla McMahon, the Hon. William Paltridge, Senator the Hon. Shane Dunne Davidson, the Hon. Charles William, OBE Downer, the Hon. Alexander Russell Barwick, the Hon. Sir Garfield Edward John, QC Adermann, the Hon. Charles Frederick (from 4.2.1960) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Minister for Trade McEwen, J (CP) Treasurer Holt, HE Minister assisting the Treasurer 22.12.1961 – 27.7.1962 Bury, LH Minister for External Affairs Minister assisting the Minister for External Affairs to 4.2.1960 Casey, RG from 23.3.1960 Gorton, Senator JG 4.2.1960 – 22.12.1961 Menzies, RG from 22.12.1961 Barwick, GEJ Minister in charge of Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research to 4.2.1960 Casey, RG 4.2.1960 – 22.12.1961 Cameron, DA 22.12.1961 – 16.2.1962 Menzies, RG from 16.2.1962 Gorton, Senator JG Vice-President of Executive Council Spooner, WH Minister for National Development Spooner, WH Minister for Defence Townley, AG Minister for Territories Hasluck, PMC

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Labour and National Service McMahon, W Minister for Civil Aviation Paltridge, Senator SD Minister for Shipping and Transport to 5.2.1960 Paltridge, Senator SD 6 from 5.2.1960 Opperman, HF 516 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Postmaster-General Davidson, CW (CP) Minister for Immigration Downer, AR Attorney-General Barwick, GEJ Minister assisting the Attorney-General from 22.12.1961 Freeth, G Minister for Repatriation to 29.12.1960 Cooper, Senator WJ 29.12.1960 – 22.12.1961 Osborne, FM from 22.12.1961 Swartz, RWC Minister for Health to 22.12.1961 Cameron, DA from 22.12.1961 Wade, Senator HW (CP) Minister for the Army Cramer, JO Minister for Air to 29.12.1960 Osborne, FM 29.12.1960 – 22.12.1961 Wade, Senator HW (CP) 22.12.1961 – 27.7.1962 Bury, LHE from 4.8.1962 Fairbairn, DE Minister for Social Services Roberton, HS (CP) Minister for Customs and Excise Henty, Senator NHD Minister for Primary Industry Adermann, CF (CP) Minister for Supply to 22.12.1961 Hulme, AS from 22.12.1961 Fairhall, A Minister for the Interior Freeth, G Minister for Works Freeth, G Minister for the Navy Gorton, Senator JG 33. Menzies Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 18.12.1963 – 26.1.1966 Cabinet Ministers Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Menzies, the Rt Hon. Sir Robert Gordon, KT, CH, QC McEwen, the Rt Hon. John Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward Spooner, Senator the Hon. Sir William Henry, KCMG, MM (to 10.6.1964) Hasluck, the Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla McMahon, the Hon. William Barwick, the Hon. Sir Garfield Edward John, GCMG, QC (to 23.4.1964) Adermann, the Hon. Charles Frederick Paltridge, Senator the Hon. Shane Dunne (to 19.1.1966) Wade, Senator the Hon. Harrie Walter (to 18.11.1964) Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Henty, Senator the Hon. Norman Henry Denham Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross (from 13.6.1964) Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC (from 13.6.1964) Barnes, the Hon. Charles Edward (from 13.8.1965) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Menzies, RG Minister in charge of Commonwealth Activities in Education and Research under the Prime Minister Gorton, Senator JG Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Treasurer Holt, HE Minister assisting the Treasurer Forbes, AJ 6 517 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Vice-President of Executive Council to 10.6.1964 Spooner, Senator WH from 10.6.1964 McMahon, W Minister for National Development to 10.6.1964 Spooner, Senator WH from 10.6.1964 Fairbairn, DE Minister for Defence to 24.4.1964 Hasluck, PMC 24.4.1964 – 19.1.1966 Paltridge, Senator SD Minister for Labour and National Service McMahon, W Minister for External Affairs to 24.4.1964 Barwick, GEJ from 24.4.1964 Hasluck, PMC Attorney-General to 4.3.1964 Barwick, GEJ from 4.3.1964 Snedden, BM Minister for Primary Industry Adermann, CF (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation to 10.6.1964 Paltridge, Senator SD from 10.6.1964 Henty, Senator NHD Minister for Health to 18.11.1964 Wade, Senator HW (CP) from 21.11.1964 Swartz, RWC Minister for Supply Fairhall, A Minister for Customs and Excise to 10.6.1964 Henty, Senator NHD from 10.6.1964 Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Works Gorton, Senator JG Minister for the Interior to 4.3.1964 Gorton, Senator JG from 4.3.1964 Anthony, JD Minister for Shipping and Transport Freeth, G Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Minister for Immigration Opperman, HF Minister for Social Services to 21.1.1965 Roberton, HS (CP) 21.1.1965 – 22.2.1965 Swartz, RWC from 22.2.1965 Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister for Repatriation to 22.12.1964 Swartz, RWC from 22.12.1964 McKellar, Senator GC Minister for Air to 10.6.1964 Fairbairn, DE from 10.6.1964 Howson, P Minister for Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Housing Bury, LHE Minister for the Army Forbes, AJ Minister for the Navy to 4.3.1964 Forbes, AJ from 4.3.1964 Chaney, FC Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 518 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

34. Holt Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 26.1.1966 – 14.12.1966 Cabinet Ministers Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward McEwen, the Rt Hon. John McMahon, the Hon. William Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Adermann, the Hon. Charles Frederick Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Henty, Senator the Hon. Norman Henry Denham Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC Barnes, the Hon. Charles Edward Gorton, Senator the Hon. John Grey Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Holt, HE Minister in charge of Commonwealth Activities in Education and Research under the Prime Minister Gorton, Senator JG Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Treasurer McMahon, W Minister assisting the Treasurer Howson, P Minister for External Affairs Hasluck, PMC Minister for Primary Industry Adermann, CF (CP) Minister for Defence Fairhall, A Minister for Supply Henty, Senator NHD Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Minister for National Development Fairbairn, DE Minister for Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Works Gorton, Senator JG Minister for Labour and National Service Bury, LHE

Minister for Shipping and Transport Freeth, G Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Immigration Opperman, HF Minister for Civil Aviation Swartz, RWC Attorney-General Snedden, BM Minister for Health Forbes, AJ Minister for the Interior Anthony, JD Minister for the Navy Chaney, FC Minister for Air Howson, P Minister for Customs and Excise Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Repatriation McKellar, Senator GC Minister for Social Services Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM Minister for the Army Fraser, JM

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35. Holt Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 14.12.1966 – 19.12.1967 Cabinet Ministers Holt, the Rt Hon. Harold Edward McEwen, the Rt Hon. John McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Anthony, the Hon. John Douglas Henty, Senator the Hon. Norman Henry Denham Adermann, the Rt Hon. Charles Frederick (to 16.10.1967) Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC Gorton, Senator the Hon. John Grey Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon (from 16.10.1967) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Holt, HE Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry Chipp, DL Treasurer McMahon, W Minister assisting the Treasurer Howson, P Minister for External Affairs Hasluck, PMC Minister for Defence Fairhall, A Minister for the Interior to 16.10.1967 Anthony, JD (CP) from 16.10.1967 Nixon, PJ (CP) Minister for Supply Henty, Senator NHD Minister for Primary Industry to 16.10.1967 Adermann, CF (CP) from 16.10.1967 Anthony, JD (CP) Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Minister for National Development Fairbairn, DE Minister for Education and Science Gorton, Senator JG Minister for Works to 28.2.1967 Gorton, Senator JG from 28.2.1967 Kelly, CR Minister for Labour and National Service Bury, LHE Minister for Shipping and Transport Freeth, G Minister for Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Swartz, RWC Minister for Immigration Snedden, BM Minister for Health Forbes, AJ Minister for Air Howson, P Minister for Customs and Excise Anderson, Senator McC Minister for Repatriation McKellar, Senator GC Minister for Social Services Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for the Army Fraser, JM Attorney-General Bowen, NH 6 Minister for the Navy Chipp, DL 520 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

36. McEwen Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 19.12.1967 – 10.1.1968 Cabinet Ministers McEwen, the Rt Hon. John McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Anthony, the Hon. John Douglas Henty, Senator the Hon. Norman Henry Denham Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC Gorton, Senator the Hon. John Grey Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry Chipp, DL Treasurer McMahon, W Minister assisting the Treasurer Howson, P Minister for External Affairs Hasluck, PMC Minister for Defence Fairhall, A Minister for Primary Industry Anthony, JD (CP) Minister for Education and Science Gorton, Senator JG Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Minister for National Development Fairbairn, DE Minister for Supply Henty, Senator NHD Minister for Labour and National Service Bury, LHE

Minister for Social Services Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Shipping and Transport Freeth, G Minister for Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Swartz, RWC Minister for Immigration Snedden, BM Minister for Health Forbes, AJ Minister for Air Howson, P Minister for Customs and Excise Anderson, Senator McC Minister for Repatriation McKellar, Senator GC (CP) Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM Minister for the Army Fraser, JM Minister for Works Kelly, CR Attorney-General Bowen, NH Minister for the Navy Chipp, DL Minister for the Interior Nixon, PJ (CP)

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37. Gorton Ministry (LIB-CP Coalition) 10.1.1968 – 28.2.1968 Following the disappearance of Prime Minister Holt on 17.12.1967, the Liberal Party chose Senator Gorton as its leader, and he was sworn in as Prime Minister on 10.1.1968. Prime Minister Gorton resigned his Senate seat on 1.2.1968, in order to seek election to the House of Representatives. Between 1.2.1968 and his election for the Division of Higgins on 24.2.1968, Mr Gorton was a member of neither House but, as permitted by the Constitution, was able to remain Prime Minister. Cabinet Ministers Gorton, the Rt Hon. John Grey McEwen, the Rt Hon. John McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Anthony, the Hon. John Douglas Henty, Senator the Hon. Norman Henry Denham Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Gorton, Senator JG Minister for Education and Science Gorton, Senator JG Deputy Prime Minister McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry Chipp, DL Treasurer McMahon, W Minister assisting the Treasurer Howson, P Minister for External Affairs Hasluck, PMC Minister for Defence Fairhall, A Minister for Primary Industry Anthony, JD (CP) Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Minister for National Development Fairbairn, DE Minister for Supply Henty, Senator NHD Minister for Labour and National Service Bury, LHE Minister for Social Services Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister for Shipping and Transport Freeth, G Minister for Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Swartz, RWC Minister for Immigration Snedden, BM Minister for Health Forbes, AJ Minister for Air Howson, P Minister for Customs and Excise Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Repatriation McKellar, Senator GC (CP) Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM Minister for the Army Fraser, JM Minister for Works Kelly, CR Attorney-General Bowen, NH Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for the Navy Chipp, DL 6 Minister for the Interior Nixon, PJ (CP) 522 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

38. Gorton Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 28.2.1968 – 12.11.1969 Cabinet Ministers Gorton, the Rt Hon. John Grey McEwen, the Rt Hon. John McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Hasluck, the Rt Hon. Paul Meernaa Caedwalla (to 11.2.1969) Freeth, the Hon. Gordon (from 11.2.1969) Fairhall, the Hon. Allen Anthony, the Hon. John Douglas Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Anderson, the Hon. Kenneth McColl Fraser, the Hon. John Malcolm Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Gorton, JG Minister in charge of Aboriginal Affairs under the Prime Minister Wentworth, WC Deputy Prime Minister McEwen, J (CP) Minister for Trade and Industry McEwen, J (CP) Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry Wright, Senator RC Treasurer McMahon, W Minister assisting the Treasurer to 13.2.1969 Freeth, G from 13.2.1969 Swartz, RWC Minister for External Affairs to 11.2.1969 Hasluck, PMC from 11.2.1969 Freeth, G Minister for Defence Fairhall, A Minister for Primary Industry Anthony, JD (CP) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Minister for National Development Fairbairn, DE Minister for Labour and National Service Bury, LHE Minister for Shipping and Transport Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Minister for Supply Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Education and Science Fraser, JM Minister for Air to 13.2.1969 Freeth, G from 13.2.1969 Erwin, GD Minister for External Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Civil Aviation Swartz, RWC Minister for Immigration Snedden, BM Minister for Health Forbes, AJ Minister for Repatriation McKellar, Senator GC (CP) Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM Attorney-General Bowen, NH Minister for the Navy Kelly, CR Minister for the Interior Nixon, PJ (CP) Minister for the Army Lynch, PR Minister for Customs and Excise Scott, Senator MF Minister for Social Services Wentworth, WC Minister for Works Wright, Senator RC 6 523 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

39. Gorton Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 12.11.1969 – 10.3.1971 Cabinet Ministers Gorton, the Rt Hon. John Grey McEwen, the Rt Hon. John (to 5.2.1971) McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas Hulme, the Hon. Alan Shallcross Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Anderson, Senator the Hon. Kenneth McColl Fraser, the Hon. John Malcolm (to 8.3.1971) Swartz, the Hon. Reginald William Colin Snedden, the Hon. Billy Mackie, QC Bowen, the Hon. Nigel Hubert, QC Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Gorton, JG Minister in charge of Aboriginal Affairs under the Prime Minister Wentworth, WC Minister assisting the Prime Minister Peacock, AS Deputy Prime Minister to 5.2.1971 McEwen, J (CP) from 5.2.1971 Anthony, JD (CP) Minister for Trade and Industry Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry to 5.2.1971 McEwen, J (CP) to 5.2.1971 Sinclair, IMcC (CP) from 5.2.1971 Anthony, JD (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry Wright, Senator RC Minister for External Affairs to 6.11.1970 McMahon, W Minister for Foreign Affairs from 6.11.1970 McMahon, W Minister for Primary Industry to 5.2.1971 Anthony, JD (CP) from 5.2.1971 Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS Treasurer Bury, LHE Minister assisting the Treasurer Lynch, PR Minister for Shipping and Transport to 5.2.1971 Sinclair, IMcC (CP) from 5.2.1971 Nixon, PJ (CP) Minister for Supply Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Defence to 8.3.1971 Fraser, JM Minister for National Development Swartz, RWC Minister for Labour and National Service Snedden, BM Minister for Education and Science Bowen, NH Minister for the Interior to 5.2.1971 Nixon, PJ (CP)

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets from 5.2.1971 Hunt, RJD (CP) Minister for External Territories Barnes, CE (CP) Minister for Health Forbes, AJ 6 Minister for Housing Rankin, Senator AJM 524 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Immigration Lynch, PR Minister for Social Services Wentworth, WC Minister for Works Wright, Senator RC Minister for Civil Aviation Cotton, Senator RC Minister for Customs and Excise Chipp, DL Minister for Air Drake-Brockman, Senator TC (CP) Attorney-General Hughes, TEF Minister for Repatriation Holten, RMcN (CP) Minister for the Army Peacock, AS Minister for the Navy Killen, DJ

40. McMahon Ministry (LIB–CP Coalition) 10.3.1971 – 5.12.1972 Cabinet Ministers McMahon, the Rt Hon. William Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas Gorton, the Rt Hon. John Grey, CH (to 13.8.1971) Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Anderson, Senator the Hon. Sir Kenneth McColl, KBE Swartz, the Hon. Sir Reginald William Colin, KBE, ED Snedden, the Rt Hon. Billy Mackie, QC Bowen, the Hon. Nigel Hubert, QC Fairbairn, the Hon. David Eric, DFC (from 22.3.1971) Hulme, the Hon. Sir Alan Shallcross, KBE Bury, the Hon. Leslie Harry Ernest (to 2.8.1971) Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Lynch, the Hon. Phillip Reginald (from 22.3.1971) Fraser, the Hon. John Malcolm (from 20.8.1971) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister McMahon, W Minister in charge of Aboriginal Affairs under the Prime Minister

to 31.5.1971 Wentworth, WC Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister assisting the Prime Minister to 27.5.1971 Peacock, AS Assistant Minister assisting the Prime Minister from 20.8.1971 Dobie, JDM Minister for Foreign Affairs to 22.3.1971 McMahon, W Minister for Foreign Affairs 22.3.1971 – 2.8.1971 Bury, LHE from 2.8.1971 Bowen, NH Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (CP) Minister for Trade and Industry Anthony, JD (CP) Minister in charge of Tourist Activities under the Minister for Trade and Industry to 31.5.1971 Wright, Senator RC Minister assisting the Minister for Trade and Industry from 20.8.1971 Holten, RMcN (CP) Minister for Defence to 13.8.1971 Gorton, JG from 13.8.1971 Fairbairn, DE Minister for Primary Industry Sinclair, IMcC (CP) Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Primary Industry from 5.10.1971 King, RS (CP) Postmaster-General Hulme, AS Assistant Minister assisting the Postmaster-General from 20.8.1971 Robinson, IL (CP) Vice-President of Executive Council Hulme, AS 6 525 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister administering the Department of Vice-President of Executive Council to 30.5.1971 Hulme, AS Minister for Supply to 2.8.1971 Anderson, Senator KMcC from 2.8.1971 Garland, RV Treasurer Minister assisting the Treasurer to 22.3.1971 Bury, LHE to 22.3.1971 Lynch, PR from 22.3.1971 Snedden, BM 27.5.1971 – 2.2.1972 Peacock, AS from 21.3.1972 Garland, RV Minister for National Development Swartz, RWC Minister assisting the Minister for National Development from 27.5.1971 Chipp, DL Minister for Shipping and Transport Nixon, PJ (CP) Minister for Labour and National Service Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Labour and to 22.3.1971 Snedden, BM National Service from 22.3.1971 Lynch, PR from 20.8.1971 Street, AA Minister for Education and Science to 22.3.1971 Bowen, NH 22.3.1971 – 20.8.1971 Fairbairn, DE from 20.8.1971 Fraser, JM Minister for External Territories to 25.1.1972 Barnes, CE (CP) from 2.2.1972 Peacock, AS Minister for Health Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Health to 22.3.1971 Forbes, AJ from 14.9.1971 Marriott, Senator JE 22.3.1971 – 2.8.1971 Greenwood, Senator IJ from 2.8.1971 Anderson, Senator KMcC Minister for Housing to 22.3.1971 Rankin, Senator AJM from 22.3.1971 Cairns, KMK Minister for Immigration to 22.3.1971 Lynch, PR from 22.3.1971 Forbes, AJ Minister for Social Services Wentworth, WC Minister for Works Wright, Senator RC Minister for Civil Aviation Cotton, Senator RC Assistant Minister assisting the Minister for Civil Aviation from 20.8.1971 McLeay, JE Minister for Customs and Excise Chipp, DL Minister for Air Drake-Brockman, Senator TC (CP) Attorney-General to 22.3.1971 Hughes, TEF 22.3.1971 – 2.8.1971 Bowen, NH from 2.8.1971 Greenwood, Senator IJ Minister for Repatriation Holten, RMcN (CP) Minister for the Army to 2.2.1972 Peacock, AS from 2.2.1972 Katter, RC (CP) Minister for the Navy to 22.3.1971 Killen, DJ from 22.3.1971 Mackay, MG Minister for the Interior Hunt, RJD (CP)

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for the Environment, Howson, P Aborigines and the Arts Minister in charge of Tourist Activities 6 from 31.5.1971 Howson, P 526 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

41. Whitlam Ministry* (ALP) 5.12.1972 – 19.12.1972 On 5.12.1972, following the general election on 2.12.1972, the Governor-General called upon the Parliamentary Leader of the Australian Labor Party, Mr EG Whitlam, to form a government. Mr Whitlam was sworn in as Prime Minister and the Deputy Parliamentary Leader of the Australian Labor Party, Mr LH Barnard, was sworn in as Deputy Prime Minister. Pending a meeting of the Parliamentary Caucus of the ALP to elect the full ministry, an interim ministry was formed with Mr Whitlam and Mr Barnard sharing between them the administration of the various government departments.

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Whitlam, EG Minister for Foreign Affairs Whitlam, EG Treasurer Whitlam, EG Attorney-General Whitlam, EG Minister for Customs and Excise Whitlam, EG Minister for Trade and Industry Whitlam, EG Minister for Shipping and Transport Whitlam, EG Minister for Education and Science Whitlam, EG Minister for Civil Aviation Whitlam, EG Minister for Housing Whitlam, EG Minister for Works Whitlam, EG Minister for External Territories Whitlam, EG Minister for the Environment, Aborigines Whitlam, EG and the Arts Deputy Prime Minister Barnard, LH Minister for Defence Barnard, LH Minister for Supply Barnard, LH Minister for the Army Barnard, LH Minister for the Navy Barnard, LH Minister for Air Barnard, LH Postmaster-General Barnard, LH Minister for Labour and National Service Barnard, LH Minister for Social Services Barnard, LH Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Immigration Barnard, LH Minister for the Interior Barnard, LH Minister for Primary Industry Barnard, LH Minister for Repatriation Barnard, LH Minister for Health Barnard, LH Minister for National Development Barnard, LH

* All members of the Ministry sat as members of the Cabinet. See page 491. 6 527 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

42. Whitlam Ministry* (ALP) 19.12.1972 – 12.6.1974

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Whitlam, EG Minister assisting the Prime Minister to 30.11.1973 Willesee, Senator DR from 30.11.1973 Bowen, LF Deputy Prime Minister Barnard, LH Minister for Defence Barnard, LH Minister assisting the Minister for Defence Bishop, Senator R Minister for the Navy to 30.11.1973 Barnard, LH Minister for the Army to 30.11.1973 Barnard, LH Minister for Air to 30.11.1973 Barnard, LH Minister for Supply to 9.10.1973 Barnard, LH from 9.10.1973 Enderby, KE Minister for Foreign Affairs Minister assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs to 6.11.1973 Whitlam, EG to 6.11.1973 Willesee, Senator DR from 6.11.1973 Willesee, Senator DR Minister assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in matters relating to Papua New Guinea from 30.11.1973 Morrison, WL Minister for Overseas Trade Cairns, JF Minister for Secondary Industry to 9.10.1973 Cairns, JF from 9.10.1973 Enderby, KE Minister for Social Security Hayden, WG Treasurer Crean, F Minister assisting the Treasurer from 15.2.1973 Stewart, FE Attorney-General Murphy, Senator LK Minister for Customs and Excise Murphy, Senator LK Special Minister of State to 30.11.1973 Willesee, Senator DR from 30.11.1973 Bowen, LF Vice-President of Executive Council to 30.11.1973 Willesee, Senator DR from 30.11.1973 Stewart, FE Minister for the Media McClelland, Senator D Minister for Northern Development Patterson, RA Minister for Repatriation Bishop, Senator R Minister for Services and Property Daly, FMD Minister for Labour Cameron, CR Minister for Urban and Regional Uren, T Development Minister for Transport Jones, CK Minister for Civil Aviation to 30.11.1973 Jones, CK Minister for Education Beazley, KE Minister for Tourism and Recreation Stewart, FE Minister for Works to 9.10.1973 Cavanagh, Senator JL 9.10.1973 – 30.11.1973 Johnson, LR

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Primary Industry Wriedt, Senator KS

6 * All members of the Ministry sat as members of the Cabinet. See page 491. 528 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Aboriginal Affairs to 9.10.1973 Bryant, GM from 9.10.1973 Cavanagh, Senator JL Minister for Minerals and Energy Connor, RFX Minister for Immigration Grassby, AJ Minister for Housing to 30.11.1973 Johnson, LR Minister for Housing and Construction from 30.11.1973 Johnson, LR Minister for the Capital Territory to 9.10.1973 Enderby, KE from 9.10.1973 Bryant, GM Minister for the Northern Territory to 19.10.1973 Enderby, KE from 19.10.1973 Patterson, RA Postmaster-General Bowen, LF Minister for Health Everingham, DN Minister for the Environment and Cass, MH Conservation Minister for Science Morrison, WL Minister for External Territories to 30.11.1973 Morrison, WL

43. Whitlam Ministry* (ALP) 12.6.1974 – 11.11.1975

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Whitlam, EG Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in matters relating to the Public Service to 6.6.1975 Bowen, LF from 6.6.1975 McClelland, Senator JR

Deputy Prime Minister Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 2.7.1975 Cairns, JF from 14.7.1975 Crean, F Minister for Overseas Trade to 11.12.1974 Cairns, JF from 11.12.1974 Crean, F Minister for Minerals and Energy to 14.10.1975 Connor, RFX from 14.10.1975 Wriedt, Senator KS Minister for Social Security Minister Assisting the Minister for Social Security to 6.6.1975 Hayden, WG from 6.6.1975 Stewart, FE from 6.6.1975 Wheeldon, Senator JM Attorney-General Murphy, LK Minister for Customs and Excise to 10.2.1975 Murphy, LK Attorney-General from 10.2.1975 Enderby, KE Minister for Customs and Excise 10.2.1975 – 27.3.1975 Enderby, KE Minister for Police and Customs 27.3.1975 – 6.6.1975 Enderby, KE from 6.6.1975 Cavanagh, Senator JL

* All members of the Ministry sat as members of the Cabinet. See page 491. 6 529 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Foreign Affairs Willesee, Senator DR Minister Assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in matters relating to Papua New Guinea to 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL Minister Assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs in matters relating to the Islands of the Pacific from 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL Treasurer Minister Assisting the Treasurer to 11.12.1974 Crean, F Stewart, FE 11.12.1974 – 6.6.1975 Cairns, JF from 6.6.1975 Hayden, WG Minister for Services and Property to 7.10.1975 Daly, FM Minister for Administrative Services from 7.10.1975 Daly, FM Minister for the Media to 6.6.1975 McClelland, Senator D from 6.6.1975 Cass, MH Minister for Defence Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence to 6.6.1975 Barnard, LH to 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL from 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL from 6.6.1975 Bishop, Senator R Minister for Agriculture to 21.10.1975 Wriedt, Senator KS from 21.10.1975 Patterson, RA Minister for Northern Development Patterson, RA Minister for the Northern Territory to 6.6.1975 Patterson, RA Minister for Northern Australia 6.6.1975 – 21.10.1975 Patterson, RA from 21.10.1975 Keating, PJ Minister for Labor and Immigration to 6.6.1975 Cameron, CR from 6.6.1975 McClelland, Senator JR Minister for Education Beazley, KE Special Minister of State to 6.6.1975 Bowen, LF from 6.6.1975 McClelland, Senator D Minister for Repatriation and Compensation Wheeldon, Senator JM Minister Assisting the Minister for Repatriation and Compensation from 6.6.1975 Stewart, FE Minister for Urban and Regional Development Uren, T Minister Assisting the Minister for Urban and Regional Development from 6.6.1975 Riordan, JM Postmaster-General Bishop, Senator R Minister for Housing and Construction to 6.6.1975 Johnson, LR from 6.6.1975 Riordan, JM Minister for Transport Jones, CK Minister for Health Everingham, DN Minister for Manufacturing Industry to 10.2.1975 Enderby, KE 10.2.1975 – 6.6.1975 McClelland, Senator

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Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for the Environment and Conservation to 21.4.1975 Cass, MH Minister for Environment 21.4.1975 – 6.6.1975 Cass, MH 6.6.1975 – 2.7.1975 Cairns, JF 2.7.1975 – 14.7.1975 Whitlam, EG from 14.7.1975 Berinson, JM Minister for Aboriginal Affairs to 6.6.1975 Cavanagh, JL from 6.6.1975 Johnson, LR Minister for Science to 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL Minister for Science and Consumer Affairs 6.6.1975 Morrison, WL from 6.6.1975 Cameron, CR Minister for Tourism and Recreation Stewart, FE Vice-President of Executive Council Stewart, FE

44. Fraser Ministry* (LIB–NCP Coalition) 11.11.1975 – 22.12.1975 On 11.11.1975 the Governor-General withdrew the commission of the Hon. EG Whitlam as Prime Minister and appointed the Hon. JM Fraser to hold the office of Prime Minister until a general election was held.

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fraser, JM Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister for Overseas Trade Anthony, JD (NCP) Treasurer Lynch, PR Minister for Agriculture Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Minister for Northern Australia Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Special Minister of State Withers, Senator RG

Minister for the Capital Territory Withers, Senator RG Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for the Media Withers, Senator RG Minister for Tourism and Recreation Withers, Senator RG Vice-President of Executive Council Withers, Senator RG Attorney-General Greenwood, Senator IJ Minister for Police and Customs Greenwood, Senator IJ Minister for Manufacturing Industry Cotton, Senator RC Minister for Science and Consumer Affairs Cotton, Senator RC Minister for Transport Nixon, PJ (NCP) Postmaster-General Nixon, PJ (NCP) Minister for Foreign Affairs Peacock, AS Minister for Environment Peacock, AS Minister for Social Security Chipp, DL Minister for Health Chipp, DL Minister for Repatriation and Compensation Chipp, DL Minister for Defence Killen, DJ Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Drake-Brockman, Senator TC (NCP) Minister for Administrative Services Drake-Brockman, Senator TC (NCP) Minister for Housing and Construction Carrick, Senator JL Minister for Urban and Regional Carrick, Senator JL Development Minister for Labor and Immigration Street, AA Minister for Education Guilfoyle, Senator MGC * All members of the Ministry sat as members of the Cabinet. See page 491. 6 531 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

45. Fraser Ministry (LIB–NCP Coalition) 22.12.1975 – 20.12.1977 Cabinet Ministers Fraser, the Rt Hon. John Malcolm Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas Lynch, the Hon. Phillip Reginald (to 19.11.1977) Sinclair, the Hon. Ian McCahon Withers, Senator the Hon. Reginald Greive Greenwood, Senator the Hon. Ivor John, QC (to 8.7.1976) Cotton, Senator the Hon. Robert Carrington Street, the Hon. Anthony Austin Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Carrick, Senator the Hon. John Leslie Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp Killen, the Hon. Denis James Guilfoyle, Senator the Hon. Margaret Georgina Constance (from 8.7.1976) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fraser, JM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Federal Affairs Carrick, Senator JL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Public Service Matters Street, AA Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Childcare Matters to 23.6.1976 Guilfoyle, Senator MGC Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in matters concerning the Arts from 16.8.1976 Staley, AA Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Women’s Affairs 16.8.1976 – 8.11.1976 Street, AA from 8.11.1976 Macphee, IM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister from 24.5.1977 Howard, JW Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister for National Resources Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister Assisting the Minister for National Resources Adermann, AE (NCP) Minister for Overseas Trade Anthony, JD (NCP) Treasurer Minister Assisting the Treasurer to 19.11.1977 Lynch, PR to 6.2.1976 Garland, RV from 19.11.1977 Howard, JW from 6.2.1976 Robinson, EL from 7.12.1976 Viner, RI Minister for Finance 7.12.1976 – 19.11.1977 Lynch, PR Minister for Primary Industry Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Minister for Administrative Services Withers, Senator RG Vice-President of Executive Council Withers, Senator RG Minister for Environment, Housing and Community Development to 8.7.1976 Greenwood, Senator IJ from 8.7.1976 Newman, KE Minister for Industry and Commerce Cotton, Senator RC Minister for Employment and Industrial Street, AA Minister Assisting the Minister for Employment Relations and Industrial Relations from 8.11.1976 Macphee, IM

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Transport Nixon, PJ (NCP) Minister for Education Carrick, Senator JL 6 532 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Foreign Affairs Peacock, AS Minister for Defence Killen, DJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence McLeay, JE Minister for Social Security Guilfoyle, Senator MGC Attorney-General to 6.9.1977 Ellicott, RJ from 6.9.1977 Durack, Senator PD Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs to 17.7.1977 Howard, JW from 17.7.1977 Fife, WC Minister for Special Trade Negotiations from 17.7.1977 Howard, JW Minister for Post and Telecommunications to 6.2.1976 Garland, RV from 6.12.1976 Robinson, EL Minister for Health Hunt, RJD (NCP) Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs MacKellar, MJR Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Viner, RI Minister for the Northern Territory Adermann, AE (NCP) Minister for the Capital Territory to 16.2.1976 Robinson, EL from 16.2.1976 Staley, AA Minister for Construction McLeay, JE Minister for Repatriation to 8.7.1976 Newman, KE 8.7.1976 – 5.10.1976 Durack, Senator PD Minister for Veterans’ Affairs 5.10.1976 – 6.9.1977 Durack, Senator PD from 6.9.1977 Garland, RV Minister for Science Webster, Senator JJ

(NCP) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Productivity from 8.11.1976 Macphee, IM

46. Fraser Ministry (LIB–NCP Coalition) 20.12.1977 – 3.11.1980 Cabinet Ministers Fraser, the Rt Hon. John Malcolm, CH Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas Lynch, the Rt Hon. Phillip Reginald Sinclair, the Rt Hon. Ian McCahon (to 27.9.1979 and from 19.8.1980) Withers, Senator the Rt Hon. Reginald Greive (to 7.8.1978) Street, the Hon. Anthony Austin Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Howard, the Hon. John Winston Carrick, Senator the Hon. John Leslie Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp Killen, the Hon. Denis James Guilfoyle, Senator the Hon. Margaret Georgina Constance (later Dame Margaret, DBE) Robinson, the Hon. Eric Laidlaw Viner, the Hon. Robert Ian Durack, Senator the Hon. Peter Drew, QC (from 25.8.1978) Hunt, the Hon. Ralph James Dunnet (from 8.12.1979) 6 533 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fraser, JM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Federal Affairs to 25.8.1978 Carrick, Senator JL 25.8.1978 – 8.12.1979 Fife, WC from 8.12.1979 Newman, KE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister to 8.12.1979 Viner, RI from 8.12.1979 MacKellar, MJR Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister for Trade and Resources Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister Assisting the Minister for Trade and Resources 8.12.1979 – 19.8.1980 Scott, Senator DB (NCP) Minister for Industry and Commerce Lynch, PR Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry and Commerce 5.12.1978 – 8.12.1979 Macphee, IM from 8.12.1979 Garland, RV Minister for Primary Industry Minister Assisting the Minister for Primary Industry to 27.9.1979 Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Adermann, AE (NCP) from 27.9.1979 Nixon, PJ (NCP) Minister for Administrative Services to 7.8.1978 Withers, Senator RG 7.8.1978 – 25.8.1978 Durack, Senator PD 25.8.1978 – 5.12.1978 Chaney, Senator FM from 5.12.1978 McLeay, JE Vice-President of Executive Council to 7.8.1978 Withers, Senator RG from 7.8.1978 Carrick, Senator JL Minister for Employment and Minister Assisting the Minister for Employment and Industrial Relations Industrial Relations to 5.12.1978 Street, AA to 5.12.1978 Groom, RJ Minister for Industrial Relations from 5.12.1978 Street, AA Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs from 5.12.1978 Viner, RI Minister for Transport to 8.12.1979 Nixon, PJ (NCP) from 8.12.1979 Hunt, RJD (NCP) Treasurer Howard, JW Minister Assisting the Treasurer 25.8.1978 – 8.12.1979 MacKellar, MJR from 8.12.1979 Macphee, IM Minister for Education Minister Assisting the Minister for Education to 8.12.1979 Carrick, Senator JL 25.8.1978 – 8.12.1979 Chaney, Senator FM from 8.12.1979 Fife, WC Minister for Foreign Affairs Peacock, AS Minister for Defence Killen, DJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence McLeay, JE Minister for Social Security Guilfoyle, Senator MGC Minister for Finance to 23.2.1979 Robinson, EL 23.2.1979 – 27.2.1979 Howard, JW from 27.2.1979 Robinson, EL Minister for Aboriginal Affairs

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Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Health to 8.12.1979 Hunt, RJD (NCP) from 8.12.1979 MacKellar, MJR Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs to 8.12.1979 MacKellar, MJR from 8.12.1979 Macphee, IM Minister for the Northern Territory to 28.9.1978 Adermann, AE (NCP) Minister for Construction to 5.12.1978 McLeay, JE Minister for Housing and Construction from 5.12.1978 Groom, RJ Minister for National Development to 8.12.1979 Newman, KE Minister for National Development and Minister Assisting the Minister for National Energy Development and Energy from 8.12.1979 Carrick, Senator JL from 8.12.1979 Chaney, Senator FM Minister for Science to 5.12.1978 Webster, Senator JJ (NCP) Minister for Science and the Environment 5.12.1978 – 8.12.1979 Webster, Senator JJ (NCP) from 8.12.1979 Thomson, DS (NCP) Minister for Post and Telecommunications Staley, AA Attorney-General Durack, Senator PD Minister for Productivity to 8.12.1979 Macphee, IM from 8.12.1979 Newman, KE Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs

to 8.12.1979 Fife, WC Ministries and Cabinets Historical information from 8.12.1979 Garland, RV Minister for Special Trade Representations to 8.12.1979 Garland, RV Minister for Veterans’ Affairs to 4.7.1978 Garland, RV Minister for Special Trade Representations 8.12.1979 – 19.8.1980 Scott, Senator DB (NCP) from 19.8.1980 Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Minister for Veterans’ Affairs from 4.7.1978 Adermann, AE (NCP) Minister for Home Affairs Ellicott, RJ Minister for the Capital Territory Ellicott, RJ Minister for Environment, Groom, RJ Housing and Community Development to 5.12.1978 Groom, RJ

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47. Fraser Ministry (LIB–NCP Coalition) 3.11.1980 – 7.5.1982 Cabinet Ministers Fraser, the Rt Hon. John Malcolm, CH Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas, CH Lynch, the Rt Hon. Sir Phillip Reginald, KCMG Sinclair, the Rt Hon. Ian McCahon Carrick, Senator the Hon. John Leslie (later Sir John, KCMG) Street, the Hon. Anthony Austin Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Howard, the Hon. John Winston Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp (to 16.4.1981) Killen, the Hon. Denis James Guilfoyle, Senator the Hon. Dame Margaret Georgina Constance, DBE Viner, the Hon. Robert Ian Durack, Senator the Hon. Peter Drew, QC Chaney, Senator the Hon. Frederick Michael Fife, the Hon. Wallace Clyde (from 16.4.1981) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fraser, JM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Federal Affairs Fife, WC Minister Assisting the Prime Minister Viner, RI Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister for Trade and Resources Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister Assisting the Minister for Trade and Resources McVeigh, DT (NCP) Minister for Industry and Commerce Lynch, PR Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry and Commerce Hodgman, WM Minister for Communication Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Minister for National Development and Carrick, Senator JL Minister Assisting the Minister for National Energy Development and Energy Baume, Senator PE Vice-President of Executive Council Carrick, Senator JL Minister for Foreign Affairs Street, AA Minister for Primary Industry Nixon, PJ (NCP) Treasurer Howard, JW Minister Assisting the Treasurer Messner, Senator AJ Minister for Industrial Relations to 16.4.1981 Peacock, AS from 16.4.1981 Viner, RI Minister for Defence Killen, DJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence Newman, KE Minister for Finance Guilfoyle, Senator MGC Minister for Employment and Youth Affairs to 16.4.1981 Viner, RI from 16.4.1981 Brown, NA Attorney-General Durack, Senator PD Minister for Social Security Chaney, Senator FM Minister for Home Affairs and Environment to 17.2.1981 Ellicott, RJ 17.2.1981 – 19.3.1981 MacKellar, MJR from 19.3.1981 Wilson, IBC Minister for Transport Hunt, RJD (NCP) Minister for Health

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Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Science and Technology Thomson, DS (NCP) Minister for Administrative Services Newman, KE Minister for Business and Consumer Affairs to 20.4.1982 Moore, JC from 20.4.1982 Brown, NA Minister for the Capital Territory Hodgman, WM Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Messner, Senator AJ Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Baume, Senator PE Minister for Housing and Construction McVeigh, DT (NCP)

48. Fraser Ministry (LIB–NCP* Coalition) 7.5.1982 – 11.3.1983 Cabinet Ministers Fraser, the Rt Hon. John Malcolm, CH Anthony, the Rt Hon. John Douglas, CH Lynch, the Rt Hon. Sir Phillip Reginald, KCMG (to 11.10.1982) Sinclair, the Rt Hon. Ian McCahon Carrick, Senator the Hon. Sir John Leslie, KCMG Street, the Hon. Anthony Austin Nixon, the Hon. Peter James Howard, the Hon. John Winston Peacock, the Hon. Andrew Sharp (to 11.10.1982) Killen, the Hon. Denis James (later Sir James, KCMG) Guilfoyle, Senator the Hon. Dame Margaret Georgina Constance, DBE Durack, Senator the Hon. Peter Drew, QC Chaney, Senator the Hon. Frederick Michael Fife, the Hon. Wallace Clyde (from 16.4.1981) Macphee, the Hon. Ian Malcolm Baume, Senator the Hon. Peter Erne Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Fraser, JM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister in Federal Affairs Fife, WC

Deputy Prime Minister Anthony, JD (NCP) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Trade and Resources Anthony, JD (NCP) Minister Assisting the Minister for Trade and Resources McVeigh, DT (NCP) Treasurer Howard, JW Minister Assisting the Treasurer Messner, Senator AJ Minister for Defence Sinclair, IMcC (NCP) Minister for National Development and Carrick, Senator JL Minister Assisting the Minister for National Energy Development and Energy Carlton, JJ Minister for Industry and Commerce Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry to 11.10.1982 Lynch, PR and Commerce from 11.10.1982 Peacock, AS Hodgman, WM Minister for Foreign Affairs Street, AA Minister for Primary Industry Nixon, PJ (NCP) Vice-President of Executive Council Killen, DJ Minister for Finance Guilfoyle, Senator MGC Attorney-General Durack, Senator PD Minister Assisting the Attorney-General Brown, NA Minister for Social Security Chaney, Senator FM Minister Assisting the Minister for Social Security Wilson, IBC Minister for Aviation Fife, W * The National Country Party changed its name to the National Party of Australia on 16.10.1982. 6 537 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Employment and Macphee, IM Industrial Relations Minister for Education Baume, Senator PE Minister for Transport and Construction Hunt, RJD (NCP) Minister for Defence Support Viner, RI Minister for Science and Technology Thomson, DS (NCP) Minister for Administrative Services Newman, KE Minister for Communications Brown, NA Minister for the Capital Territory Hodgman, WM Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Messner, Senator AJ Minister for Home Affairs and Environment McVeigh, DT (NCP) Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Wilson, IBC Minister for Health Carlton, JJ Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Hodges, JC

49. Hawke Ministry (ALP) 11.3.1983 – 13.12.1984 Cabinet Ministers Hawke, the Hon. Robert James Lee, AC Bowen, the Hon. Lionel Frost Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Grimes, Senator the Hon. Donald James Willis, the Hon. Ralph Keating, the Hon. Paul John Young, the Hon. Michael Jerome (to 14.7.1983 and from 21.1.1984) West, the Hon. Stewart John (to 4.11.1983 and from 3.4.1984) Walsh, Senator the Hon. Peter Alexander Hayden, the Hon. William George Ryan, Senator the Hon. Susan Maree Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Scholes, the Hon. Gordon Glen Denton Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney (from 14.7.1983) Kerin, the Hon. John Charles (from 4.11.1983) Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hawke, RJL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth-State Relations Bowen, LF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Community Development and Regional Affairs Uren, T Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters to 28.6.1983 Willis, R from 28.6.1983 Dawkins, JS Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Industrial Matters from 28.6.1983 Willis, R Minister asisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Ryan, Senator SM Deputy Prime Minister Bowen, LF Minister for Trade Bowen, LF Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Industry and Commerce Button, Senator JN Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry and Commerce Brown, JJ 6 Minister for Social Security Grimes, Senator DJ 538 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Employment and Willis, R Industrial Relations Treasurer Keating, PJ Minister Assisting the Treasurer Hurford, CJ Special Minister of State to 14.7.1983 Young, MJ 14.7.1983 – 21.1.1984 Beazley, KC from 21.1.1984 Young, MJ Vice-President of Executive Council to 14.7.1983 Young, MJ from 14.7.1983 Bowen, LF Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs West, SJ Minister for Resources and Energy Walsh, Senator PA Minister for Foreign Affairs Hayden, WG Minister for Education and Youth Affairs Ryan, Senator SM Attorney-General Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Defence Scholes, GGD Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence Beazley, KC Minister for Transport Morris, PF Minister for Primary Industry Kerin, JC Minister for Aviation Beazley, KC Minister for Housing and Construction Hurford, CJ Minister for Sport, Recreation and Tourism Brown, JJ Minister for Administrative Services Brown, JJ Minister for Finance Dawkins, JS Minister for Health Blewett, N Minister for Science and Technology Jones, BO Minister for Communications Duffy, MJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Communications Button, Senator JN Minister for Home Affairs and Environment Cohen, B Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Holding, AC

Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Gietzelt, Senator AT Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Territories and Local Uren, T Government Minister for Defence Support Howe, BL

50. Hawke Ministry (ALP) 13.12.1984 – 24.7.1987 Cabinet Ministers Hawke, the Hon. Robert James Lee, AC Bowen, the Hon. Lionel Frost Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Grimes, Senator the Hon. Donald James (to 16.2.1987) Willis, the Hon. Ralph Keating, the Hon. Paul John Young, the Hon. Michael Jerome Walsh, Senator the Hon. Peter Alexander Hayden, the Hon. William George Ryan, Senator the Hon. Susan Maree Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney Kerin, the Hon. John Charles West, the Hon. Stewart John Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Hurford, the Hon. Christopher John Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie 6 539 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hawke, RJL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth-State Relations Bowen, LF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters Walsh, Senator PA Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Industrial Matters Willis, R Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Ryan, Senator SM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister Evans, Senator GJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Bicentennial Cohen, B Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Youth Affairs Dawkins, JS Deputy Prime Minister Bowen, LF Attorney-General Bowen, LF Vice-President of Executive Council Bowen, LF Minister for Industry, Technology Button, Senator JN Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce and Commerce Jones, BO Minister for Community Services to 16.2.1987 Grimes, Senator DJ from 16.2.1987 Hurford, CJ Minister for Employment and Willis, R Industrial Relations Treasurer Keating, PJ Minister Assisting the Treasurer Hurford, CJ Special Minister of State to 16.2.1987 Young, MJ from 16.2.1987 Tate, Senator MC Minister for Finance Walsh, Senator PA Minister for Foreign Affairs Hayden, WG Minister Assisting the Minister for Foreign Affairs Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Education Ryan, Senator SM Minister for Resources and Energy Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Trade Dawkins, JS Minister for Primary Industry Kerin, JC Minister for Housing and Construction West, SJ Minister for Defence Beazley, KC Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence Brown, JJ Duffy, MJ Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs to 16.2.1987 Hurford, CJ from 16.2.1987 Young, MJ Minister for Social Security Howe, BL Minister for Transport Morris, PF Minister for Aviation Morris, PF

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Sport, Recreation and Tourism Brown, JJ Minister for Health Blewett, N Minister for Science Jones, BO 6 Minister for Territories Scholes, GGD 540 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Assistant ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Communications Duffy, MJ Minister for Arts, Heritage and the Cohen, B Environment Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Holding, AC Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Gietzelt, Senator AT Minister for Local Government and Uren, T Administrative Services

51. Hawke Ministry (ALP) 24.7.1987 – 4.4.1990 On 24.7.1987, the third Hawke Ministry implemented a two-level ministerial structure, with distinctions drawn between senior and junior ministers. This arrangement has been continued by subsequent ministries. Cabinet Ministers Hawke, the Hon. Robert James Lee, AC Bowen, the Hon. Lionel Frost Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Keating, the Hon. Paul John Young, the Hon. Michael Jerome (to 12.2.1988) Walsh, Senator the Hon. Peter Alexander Hayden, the Hon. William George (to 17.8.1988) Willis, the Hon. Ralph Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Kerin, the Hon. John Charles Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie West, the Hon. Stewart John Brown, the Hon. John Joseph (to 18.12.1987) Blewett, the Hon. Dr Neal Ryan, Senator the Hon. Susan Maree (to 19.1.1988)

Duffy, the Hon. Michael John (from 19.1.1988) Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Richardson, Senator the Hon. Graham Frederick (from 19.1.1988) Holding, the Hon. Allan Clyde (from 15.2.1988 to 2.9.1988) Morris, the Hon. Peter Frederick (from 2.9.1988) Ray, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis (from 2.9.1988) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hawke, RJL Special Minister of State to 19.1.1988 Ryan, Senator SM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister 19.1.1988 – 2.9.1988 Morris, PF from 2.9.1988 Holding, AC Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth-State Relations to 24.3.1990 Bowen, LF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Science and Technology from 8.5.1989 Jones, BO Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women to 19.1.1988 Ryan, Senator SM from 19.1.1988 Reynolds, Senator M Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Social Justice from 2.9.1988 Howe, BL 6 541 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Multicultural Affairs to 12.2.1988 Young, MJ 15.2.1988 – 2.9.1988 Holding, AC from 2.9.1988 Ray, Senator RF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters to 2.9.1988 Willis, R from 2.9.1988 Morris, PF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Bicentennial to 19.1.1988 Ryan, Senator SM Minister Assisting the Minister for Community Services and Health to 19.1.1988 Ryan, Senator SM Deputy Prime Minister Bowen, LF Attorney-General Bowen, LF Minister for Consumer Affairs to 15.2.1988 Staples, PR from 15.2.1988 Bolkus, Senator N Parliamentary Secretary for Justice* to 18.9.1987 Tate, Senator MC Minister for Justice from 18.9.1987 Tate, Senator MC Minister for Industry, Technology and Button, Senator JN Minister for Science and Small Business Commerce 19.1.1988 Jones, BO Minister for Science, Customs and Small Business from 19.1.1988 Jones, BO Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce Duffy, MJ Minister for Transport and Communications Minister for Land Transport and Infrastructure Support to 2.9.1988 Evans, Senator GJ to 19.1.1988 Duncan, P from 2.9.1988 Willis, R Minister for Transport and Communication Support 19.1.1988 – 15.2.1988 Holding, AC 15.2.1988 – 2.9.1988 Morris, PF Minister for Telecommunications and Aviation Support 2.9.1988 – 28.3.1989 Punch, GF from 6.4.1989 Kelly, RJ Minister for Land Transport and Shipping Support from 2.9.1988 Brown, RJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport and Communications 19.1.1988 – 2.9.1988 Ray, Senator RF Treasurer Keating, PJ Minister Assisting the Treasurer to 15.2.1988 Holding, AC from 15.2.1988 Morris, PF Minister Assisting the Treasurer for Prices to 15.2.1988 Staples, PR from 15.2.1988 Bolkus, Senator N Minister for Immigration, Local Government Parliamentary Secretary for Local Government* and Ethnic Affairs to 18.9.1987 Reynolds, Senator M to 12.2.1988 Young MJ Minister for Local Government 15.2.1988 – 2.9.1988 Holding, AC from 18.9.1987 Reynolds, Senator M from 2.9.1988 Ray, Senator RF Minister Assisting the Minister for Immigration, Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Historical information Ministries and Cabinets from 2.9.1988 Holding, AC

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Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Vice-President of Executive Council to 12.2.1988 Young MJ from 15.2.1988 Beazley, KC Minister for Finance Walsh, Senator PA Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Minister for Trade Negotiations to 17.8.1988 Hayden, WG Duffy, MJ from 2.9.1988 Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Industrial Relations to 2.9.1988 Willis, R from 2.9.1988 Morris, PF Minister for Employment, Dawkins, JS Minister for Employment Services and Youth Affairs Education and Training to 19.1.1988 Holding, AC Minister for Employment and Education Services from 19.1.1988 Duncan, P Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Hand, GL Minister for Defence Beazley, KC Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Science and Personnel* to 18.9.1987 Kelly, RJ Minister for Defence Science and Personnel 18.9.1987 – 6.4.1989 Kelly, RJ from 6.4.1989 Simmons, DW Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Kerin, JC Minister for Resources to 19.1.1988 Morris, PF from 19.1.1988 Cook, Senator PFS Minister Assisting the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Duffy, MJ Minister for Social Security Howe, BL Minister for Administrative Services West, SJ Minister for Home Affairs to 2.9.1988 Ray, Senator RF Minister for the Arts, Sport, Minister for the Environment and the Arts the Environment, Tourism and Territories to 19.1.1988 Richardson, Senator GF Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 18.12.1987 Brown, JJ Minister for the Arts and Territories from 19.1.1988 Richardson, Senator 19.1.1988 – 2.9.1988 Punch, GF GF 2.9.1988 – 22.5.1989 Holding, AC Minister for the Arts, Tourism and Territories from 22.5.1989 Holding, AC Minister for Community Services and Blewett, N Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Health Humphreys, BC Minister for Aboriginal Affairs Hand, GL Minister for Housing and Aged Care 19.1.1988 – 15.2.1988 Morris, PF from 15.2.1988 Staples, PR

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52. Hawke Ministry (ALP) 4.4.1990 – 20.12.1991 Cabinet Ministers Hawke, the Hon. Robert James Lee, AC Keating, the Hon. Paul John (to 3.6.1991) Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Blewett, the Hon. Dr Neal Willis, the Hon. Ralph Duffy, the Hon. Michael John Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Kerin, the Hon. John Charles Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie Richardson, Senator the Hon. Graham Frederick Ray, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis Hand, the Hon. Gerard Leslie Kelly, the Hon. Roslyn Joan Cook, Senator the Hon. Peter Francis Salmon Bolkus, Senator the Hon. Nick Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay (from 4.6.1991) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Hawke, RJL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth–State Relations to 3.6.91 Keating, PJ from 4.6.91 Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Multicultural Affairs Hand, GL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Science to 4.6.91 Crean, SF from 4.6.91 Free, RV Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Social Justice Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Fatin, WF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters Cook, Senator PFS Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Reconciliation from 21.2.1991 Tickner, RE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Northern Australia Collins, Senator RL Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister to 4.6.1991 Free, RV from 4.6.1991 Price, LRS Deputy Prime Minister to 3.6.1991 Keating, PJ from 3.6.1991 Howe, BL Treasurer Minister Assisting the Treasurer to 3.6.1991 Keating, PJ to 4.6.1991 Crean, SF 3.6.1991 – 4.6.1991 Hawke, RJL from 4.6.1991 Free, RV Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 4.6.1991 – 9.12.1991 Kerin, JC Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer 6 from 9.12.1991 Willis, R McMullan, Senator RF 544 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Industry, Technology and Button, Senator JN Minister for Science and Technology Commerce to 4.6.1991 Crean, SF from 4.6.1991 Free, RV Minister for Small Business and Customs Beddall, DP Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce Blewett, N Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Trade Negotiations to 1.2.1991 Blewett, N Minister for Trade and Overseas Development from 1.2.1991 Blewett, N Minister for Finance to 9.12.1991 Willis, R from 9.12.1991 Beazley, KC Attorney-General Duffy, MJ Minister for Justice and Consumer Affairs Tate, Senator MC Minister for Employment, Education Dawkins, JS Minister for Employment and Education Services and Training to 7.5.1990 Baldwin, PJ Minister for Higher Education and Employment Services from 7.5.1990 Baldwin, PJ Minister for Aboriginal Affairs to 19.12.1991 Tickner, RE Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs from 19.12.1991 Tickner, RE Minister for Transport and Communications Minister for Shipping to 9.12.1991 Beazley, KC to 7.5.1990 Collins, Senator RL from 9.12.1991 Kerin, JC Minister for Shipping and Aviation Support from 7.5.1990 Collins, Senator RL Vice-President of Executive Council Minister for Land Transport

to 1.2.1991 Beazley, KC Brown, RJ Ministries and Cabinets Historical information from 1.2.1991 Richardson, Senator Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Transport and GF Communications Snowdon, WE Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Minister for Resources to 4.6.1991 Kerin, JC Griffiths, AG from 4.6.1991 Crean, SF Minister Assisting the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Blewett, N Minister for Community Services and Minister for Housing and Aged Care Health to 7.6.1991 Howe, BL to 7.5.1990 Staples, PR Minister for Aged, Family and Health Services from 7.5.1990 Staples, PR Minister for Health, Housing and Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Community Services Humphreys, BC from 7.6.1991 Howe, BL Minister for Social Security Richardson, Senator Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social GF Security Sciacca, CA Minister for Defence Ray, Senator RF Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Bilney, GN Minister for Immigration, Hand, GL Minister for Local Government Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Fatin, WF 6 545 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for the Arts, Sport, the Kelly, RJ Minister for the Arts, Tourism and Territories Environment, Tourism and Territories Simmons, DW Minister for Industrial Relations Cook, Senator PFS Minister for Administrative Services Bolkus, Senator N

53. Keating Ministry (ALP) 20.12.1991 – 27.12.1991 The Hon. RJL Hawke’s resignation as Prime Minister took effect on 20.12.1991, when the Hon. PJ Keating was sworn in as Prime Minister. The first Keating Ministry was formed with remaining ministers. The second Keating Ministry was sworn in on 27.12.1991. Cabinet Ministers Keating, the Hon. Paul John Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Blewett, the Hon. Dr Neal Willis, the Hon. Ralph Duffy, the Hon. Michael John Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Kerin, the Hon. John Charles Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie Richardson, Senator the Hon. Graham Frederick Ray, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis Hand, the Hon. Gerard Leslie Kelly, the Hon. Roslyn Joan Cook, Senator the Hon. Peter Francis Salmon Bolkus, Senator the Hon. Nick Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Keating, PJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth–State Relations Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Science Free, RV Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Northern Australia Collins, Senator RL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Social Justice Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Fatin, WF Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters Cook, Senator PFS Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Multicultural Affairs Hand, GL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Reconciliation Tickner, RE Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Price, LRS Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Deputy Prime Minister Howe, BL 6 546 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Health, Housing and Howe, BL Minister for Aged, Family and Health Services Community Services Staples, PR Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Humphreys, BC Treasurer Willis, R Minister Assisting the Treasurer Free, RV Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer McMullan, Senator RF Minister for Industry, Button, Senator JN Minister for Science and Technology Technology and Commerce Free, RV Minister for Small Business and Customs Beddall, DP Minister Assisting the Minister for Industry, Technology and Commerce Blewett, N Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Trade and Overseas Development Blewett, N Minister for Finance Beazley, KC Attorney-General Duffy, MJ Minister for Justice and Consumer Affairs Tate, Senator MC Minister for Employment, Education Dawkins, JS Minister for Higher Education and Employment Services and Training Baldwin, PJ Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Tickner, RE Minister for Transport and Communications Kerin, JC Minister for Shipping and Aviation Support Collins, Senator RL Minister for Land Transport Brown, RJ Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Transport and Communications

Snowdon, WE Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Crean, SF Minister for Resources Griffiths, AG Minister Assisting the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Blewett, N Minister for Social Security Richardson, Senator Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social GF Security Sciacca, CA Vice-President of Executive Council Richardson, Senator GF Minister for Defence Ray, Senator RF Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Bilney, GN Minister for Immigration, Local Hand, GL Minister for Local Government Government and Ethnic Affairs Fatin, WF Minister for the Arts, Sport, the Kelly, RJ Minister for the Arts, Tourism and Territories Environment, Tourism and Territories Simmons, DW Minister for Industrial Relations Cook, Senator PFS Minister for Administrative Services Bolkus, Senator N 6 547 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

54. Keating Ministry (ALP) 27.12.1991 – 24.3.1993 Cabinet Ministers Keating, the Hon. Paul John Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie Button, Senator the Hon. John Norman Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney Willis, the Hon. Ralph Duffy, the Hon. Michael John Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Blewett, the Hon. Dr Neal Richardson, Senator the Hon. Graham Frederick (to 18.5.1992) Ray, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis Hand, the Hon. Gerard Leslie Kelly, the Hon. Roslyn Joan Cook, Senator the Hon. Peter Francis Salmon Bolkus, Senator the Hon. Nick Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Griffiths, the Hon. Alan Gordon Collins, Senator the Hon. Robert Lindsay Humphreys, the Hon. Benjamin Charles (from 26.5.1992) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Keating, PJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister Free, RV Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Social Justice Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Commonwealth–State Relations Howe, BL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters Cook, Senator PFS Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Aboriginal Reconciliation Tickner, RE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Multicultural Affairs Hand, GL Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women Fatin, WF Minister for Northern Australia to 27.5.1992 Collins, Senator RL from 27.5.1992 Humphreys, BC Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Brereton, LJ Deputy Prime Minister Howe, BL Minister for Health, Housing Howe, BL Minister for Aged, Family and Health Services and Community Services Staples, PR Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Humphreys, BC Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health,

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Housing and Community Services Johns, GT 6 548 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Industry, Button, Senator JN Minister for Science and Technology Technology and Commerce Free, RV Minister for Small Business, Construction and Customs Beddall, DP Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Trade and Overseas Development Kerin, JC Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Martin, SP Treasurer Dawkins, JS Minister Assisting the Treasurer Baldwin, PJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer McMullan, Senator RF Minister for Finance Willis, R Attorney-General Duffy, MJ Minister for Justice and Consumer Affairs to 27.5.1992 Tate, Senator MC Minister for Justice from 27.5.1992 Tate, Senator MC Minister for Consumer Affairs from 27.5.1992 McHugh, J Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney-General Duncan, P Minister for Employment, Education Beazley, KC Minister for Higher Education and Employment and Training Services Baldwin, PJ Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Tickner, RE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment, Education and Training from 27.5.1992 Snowdon, WE Minister for Social Security Blewett, N Minister for Family Support Simmons, DW Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Security Sciacca, CA Minister for Transport and Communications Minister for Shipping and Aviation to 18.5.1992 Richardson, Senator to 27.5.1992 Collins, Senator RL GF from 27.5.1992 Collins, Senator RL Minister for Shipping and Aviation Support from 27.5.1992 Cook, Senator PFS Minister for Land Transport Brown, RJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Communications to 27.5.1992 Snowdon, WE Vice-President of Executive Council to 18.5.1992 Richardson, Senator GF from 27.5.1992 Willis, R Minister for Defence Ray, Senator RF Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Bilney, GN Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence Price, LRS Minister for Immigration, Hand, GL Minister for Local Government Local Government and Ethnic Affairs Simmons, DW 6 549 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for the Arts, Sport, the Kelly, RJ Minister for the Arts and Territories Environment and Territories Fatin, WF Minister for Industrial Relations Cook, Senator PFS Minister for Administrative Services Bolkus, Senator N Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Crean, SF Minister for Resources Griffiths, AG Minister for Tourism Griffiths, AG

55. Keating Ministry (ALP) 24.3.1993 – 11.3.1996 Cabinet Ministers Keating, the Hon. Paul John Howe, the Hon. Brian Leslie Evans, Senator the Hon. Gareth John, QC Ray, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis Dawkins, the Hon. John Sydney (to 23.12.1993) Willis, the Hon. Ralph Beazley, the Hon. Kim Christian Richardson, Senator the Hon. Graham Frederick (to 25.3.1994) Kelly, the Hon. Roslyn Joan (to 1.3.1994) Cook, Senator the Hon. Peter Francis Salmon Bolkus, Senator the Hon. Nick Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Griffiths, the Hon. Alan Gordon (to 23.1.1994) Collins, Senator the Hon. Robert Lindsay Baldwin, the Hon. Peter Jeremy McMullan, Senator the Hon. Robert Francis Brereton, the Hon. Laurence John Lee, the Hon. Michael John Lavarch, the Hon. Michael Hugh (from 27.4.1993) Faulkner, the Hon. John Philip (from 25.3.1994) Lawrence, the Hon. Dr Carmen Mary (from 25.3.1994)

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Keating, PJ Special Minister of State Vice-President of Executive Council to 25.3.1994 Walker, FJ from 25.3.1994 Johns, GT Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Tickner, RE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women to 23.12.1993 Crowley, Senator RA 23.12.1993 – 1.3.1994 Kelly, RJ from 25.3.1994 Lawrence, CM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Science to 25.3.1994 Schacht, Senator CC from 25.3.1994 Cook, Senator PFS Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Public Service Matters to 23.12.1993 Brereton, LJ from 23.12.1993 Johns, GT Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Multicultural Affairs Bolkus, Senator N Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister 6 Theophanous, AC 550 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Deputy Prime Minister to 20.6.1995 Howe, BL from 20.6.1995 Beazley, KC Minister for Housing, Local Government and Minister for Family Services Community Services Crowley, Senator RA to 23.12.1993 Howe, BL Minister for Veterans’ Affairs to 25.3.1994 Faulkner, Senator JP from 25.3.1994 Sciacca, CA Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Housing, Local Government and Community Services to 23.12.1993 Theophanous, AC Minister for Housing, Local Government and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Housing, Human Services Local Government and Human Services 23.12.1993 – 25.3.1994 Howe, BL from 23.12.1993 Theophanous, AC Minister for Housing and Regional Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Housing Development and Regional Development from 25.3.1994 Howe, BL from 25.3.1994 Crawford, MC Minister for Health Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health to 25.3.1994 Richardson, Senator GF to 25.3.1994 Theophanous, AC Minister for Human Services and Health Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Human from 25.3.1994 Lawrence, CM Services and Health from 25.3.1994 Theophanous, AC Minister for Foreign Affairs Evans, Senator GJ Minister for Development Co-operation and Pacific Island Affairs Bilney, GN Minister for Trade to 30.1.1994 Cook, Senator PFS from 30.1.1994 McMullan, Senator RF Minister for Defence Ray, Senator RF Minister for Defence Science and Personnel to 25.3.1994 Faulkner, Senator JP from 25.3.1994 Punch, GF

Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 25.3.1994 Punch, GF from 25.3.1994 Bevis, AR Treasurer Assistant Treasurer to 23.12.1993 Dawkins, JS Gear, G from 23.12.1993 Willis, R Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer to 23.12.1993 Johns, GT from 23.12.1993 Elliott, RP Minister for Finance to 23.12.1993 Willis, R from 23.12.1993 Beazley, KC Minister for Employment, Education and Minister for Schools, Vocational Education and Training Training to 23.12.1993 Beazley, KC Free, RV from 23.12.1993 Crean, SF Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment, Education and Training Snowdon, WE Minister for the Environment, Minister for Sport and Territories Sport and Territories 1.3.1994 – 25.3.1994 Faulkner, Senator JP to 1.3.1994 Kelly, RJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the 1.3.1994 – 25.3.1994 Richardson, Senator GF Environment, Sport and Territories (Territories) from 25.3.1994 Faulkner, Senator JP from 14.4.1993 Snowdon, WE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories 23.12.1993 – 25.3.1994 Crosio, JA 6 551 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Bolkus, N Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Minister for Resources to 23.12.1993 Crean, SF to 23.12.1993 Lee, MJ from 23.12.1993 Collins, Senator RL from 23.12.1993 Beddall, DP Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Industry, Technology Minister for Science and Small Business and Regional Development to 25.3.1994 Schacht, Senator CC to 23.1.1994 Griffiths, AG Minister for Small Business, Customs and Construction 30.1.1994 – 25.3.1994 Cook, Senator PFS from 25.3.1994 Schacht, Senator CC Minister for Industry, Science and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Technology Technology and Regional Development from 25.3.1994 Cook, Senator PFS to 25.3.1994 Lindsay, EJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Science and Technology from 25.3.1994 Lindsay, EJ Minister for Transport and Communications Minister for Communications to 23.12.1993 Collins, Senator RL to 23.12.1993 Beddall, DP Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Communications to 23.12.1993 O’Keefe, NP Minister for Transport Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport from 23.12.1993 Brereton, LJ from 23.12.1993 O’Keefe, NP Minister for Communications 23.12.1993 – 30.1.1994 Lee, MJ Minister for Communications and the Arts Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for from 30.1.1994 Lee, MJ Communications and the Arts from 7.6.1994 Elliott, RP Minister for Social Security Baldwin, PJ Parliamentary Secretary to Minister for Social Security to 25.3.1994 Sciacca, CA from 25.3.1994 Crosio, JA Minister for the Arts and Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Arts Administrative Services and Administrative Services to 30.1.1994 McMullan, Senator RF to 23.12.1993 Crosio, JA 23.12.1993 – 30.1.1994 Sciacca, CA Minister for Administrative Services Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister 30.1.1994 – 25.3.1994 McMullan, Senator RF for Administrative Services from 25.3.1994 Walker, FJ 30.1.1994 – 25.3.1994 Sciacca, CA Minister for Industrial Relations Brereton, LJ Attorney-General Minister for Consumer Affairs 1.4.1993 – 27.4.1993 Kerr, DJC McHugh, J from 27.4.1993 Lavarch, MH Minister for Justice Kerr, DJC Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney-General Duncan, P Minister for Tourism Lee, MJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Tourism from 7.6.1994 Elliott, RP Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 552 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

56. Howard Ministry (LIB–NPA Coalition) 11.3.1996 – 21.10.1998 Cabinet Ministers Howard, the Hon. John Winston Fischer, the Hon. Timothy Andrew Costello, the Hon. Peter Howard Anderson, the Hon. John Duncan Hill, Senator the Hon. Robert Alston, Senator the Hon. Richard Kenneth Robert Reith, the Hon. Peter Keaston Newman, Senator the Hon. Jocelyn Margaret Downer, the Hon. Alexander John Gosse Moore, the Hon. John Colinton McLachlan, the Hon. Ian Murray, AO Sharp, the Hon. John Randall (to 25.9.1997) Wooldridge, the Hon. Michael Richard Lewis Fahey, the Hon. John Joseph Vanstone, Senator the Hon. Amanda Eloise (to 9.10.1997) Kemp, the Hon. David Alistair (from 9.10.1997) Vaile, the Hon. Mark Anthony James (from 9.10.1997) Williams, the Hon. Daryl Robert, AM, QC (from 9.10.1997) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Howard, JW Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Herron, Senator JJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister from 9.10.1997 Minchin, Senator NH Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games 7.5.1996 – 9.10.1997 Smith, WL from 9.10.1997 Thomson, AP Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public

Service Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 17.3.1996 Kemp, DA 17.3.1996 – 18.7.1997 Reith, PK from 18.7.1997 Kemp, DA Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women to 9. 10.1997 Newman, Senator JM Parliamentary Secretary (Cabinet) to the Prime Minister Miles, CG Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister to 9.10.1997 Minchin, Senator NH Deputy Prime Minister Fischer, TA (NPA) Minister for Trade Fischer, TA (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary (Trade) Brownhill, Senator DGC (NPA) Minister for Foreign Affairs Downer, AJG Parliamentary Secretary (Foreign Affairs) to 9.10.1997 Thomson, AP from 9.10.1997 Sullivan, KJM Treasurer Costello, PH Assistant Treasurer to 14.10.1996 Short, Senator JR from 14.10.1996 Kemp, Senator CR Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer to 15.10.1996 Gibson, Senator BF from 11.11.1996 Campbell, Senator IG 6 553 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Primary Industries and Energy Anderson, JD (NPA) Minister for Resources and Energy Parer, Senator WR Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Primary Industries and Energy to 9.10.1997 Brownhill, Senator DGC (NPA) from 9.10.1997 Troeth, Senator JM Minister for the Environment Hill, Senator RM Minister for Sport, Territories and Local Government to 9.10.1997 Smith, WL Minister for Sport and Tourism from 9.10.1997 Thomson, AP Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Environment to 9.10.1997 Smith, WL from 9.10.1997 Thomson, AP Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Sport, Territories and Local Government to 11.11.1996 Campbell, Senator IG from 11.11.1996 Macdonald, Senator ID Minister for Communications and the Arts to 9.10.1997 Alston, Senator RKR Minister for Communications, the Information Economy and the Arts from 9.10.1997 Alston, Senator RKR Minister for Industrial Relations Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Workplace to 18.7.1997 Reith, PK Relations and Small Business from 18.7.1997 Cadman, AG Minister for Workplace Relations and Small Business from 18.7.1997 Reith, PK Minister for Social Security Newman, Senator JM Minister for the Status of Women from 9.10.1997 Moylan, JE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Social Security to 14.10.1996 Kemp, Senator CR from 14.10.1996 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) Minister for Industry, Science and Tourism Moore, JC Minister for Science and Technology to 9.10.1997 McGauran, PJ (NPA) Minister for Small Business and Consumer Affairs to 18.7.1997 Prosser, GD Minister for Customs and Consumer Affairs 18.7.1997 – 9.10.1997 Ellison, Senator CM from 9.10.1997 Truss, WE (NPA) Vice-President of Executive Council Moore, JC Minister for Defence McLachlan, IM Minister for Defence Industry, Science and Personnel Bishop, BK Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Scott, BC (NPA) Minister for Transport and Regional Minister for Regional Development, Territories Development and Local Government to 25.9.1997 Sharp, JR (NPA) from 9.10.1997 Somlyay, AM from 9.10.1997 Vaile, MAJ (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Regional Development Historical information Ministries and Cabinets to 14.10.1996 Tambling, GEJ (CLP) 6 from 14.10.1996 Ronaldson, MJC 554 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Health and Family Services Wooldridge, MRL Minister for Family Services to 9.10.1997 Moylan, JE from 9.10.1997 Smith, WL Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Family Services to 3.2.1997 Woods, Senator RL 13.2.1997 – 18.7.1997 Ellison, Senator CM from 18.7.1997 Worth, PM Minister for Finance Minister Assisting the Minister for Finance for Privatisation to 9.10.1997 Fahey, JJ 11.3.1996 – 9.10.1997 Kemp, DA Minister for Administrative Services to 25.9.1997 Jull, DF Minister for Finance and Administration Special Minister for State from 9.10.1997 Fahey, JJ from 9.10.1997 Minchin, Senator NH Minister for Employment, Education, Training Minister for Schools, Vocational Education and Training and Youth Affairs to 9.10.1997 Kemp, DA to 9.10.1997 Vanstone, Senator AE from 9.10.1997 Ellison, Senator CM from 9.10.1997 Kemp, DA Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Employment, Education, Training and Youth Affairs Abbott, AJ Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs Ruddock, PM Attorney-General* to 9.10.1997 Williams, DR Minister for Justice to 9.10.1997 Williams, DR Attorney-General* Minister Assisting the Attorney-General from 9.10.1997 Williams, DR 18.7.1997 – 9.10.1997 Ellison, Senator CM Minister for Justice Parliamentary Secretary to the Attorney-General from 9.10.1997 Vanstone, Senator AE 13.2.1997 – 18.7.1997 Ellison, Senator CM

57. Howard Ministry (LIB–NPA Coalition) 21.10.1998 – 26.11.2001 Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Cabinet Ministers Howard, the Hon. John Winston Fischer, the Hon. Timothy Andrew (to 20.7.1999) Downer, the Hon. Alexander John Gosse Costello, the Hon. Peter Howard Anderson, the Hon. John Duncan Hill, Senator the Hon. Robert Alston, Senator the Hon. Richard Kenneth Robert Reith, the Hon. Peter Keaston Newman, Senator the Hon. Jocelyn Margaret (to 30.1.2001) Moore, the Hon. John Colinton (to 30.1.2001) Wooldridge, the Hon. Michael Richard Lewis Fahey, the Hon. John Joseph Kemp, the Hon. David Alistair Minchin, Senator the Hon. Nicholas Hugh Williams, the Hon. Daryl Robert, AM, QC Vaile, the Hon. Mark Anthony James Ruddock, the Hon. Philip Maxwell Truss, the Hon. Warren Errol (from 20.7.1999) Vanstone, Senator the Hon. Amanda Eloise (from 30.1.2001) Abbott, the Hon. Anthony John (from 30.1.2001)

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Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Howard, JW Minister for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs to 30.1.2001 Herron, Senator JJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister Tuckey, CW Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service Kemp, DA Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women to 30.1.2001 Newman, Senator JM from 30.1.2001 Vanstone, Senator AE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Sydney 2000 Games to 30.1.2001 Kelly, JM Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Reconciliation to 30.1.2001 Ruddock, PM Parliamentary Secretary to Cabinet Heffernan, Senator WD Deputy Prime Minister to 20.7.1999 Fischer, TA (NPA) from 20.7.1999 Anderson, JD (NPA) Minister for Trade Parliamentary Secretary (Trade) to 20.7.1999 Fischer, TA (NPA) to 20.7.1999 Anthony, LJ (NPA) from 20.7.1999 Vaile, MAJ (NPA) Minister for Foreign Affairs Downer, AJG Parliamentary Secretary (Foreign Affairs) to 16.2.2000 Sullivan, KJM from 16.2.2000 Patterson, Senator KCL Treasurer Costello, PH Minister for Financial Services and Regulation Hockey, JB Assistant Treasurer Kemp, Senator CR Minister for Transport and Regional Anderson, JD (NPA) Minister for Regional Services, Territories and Services Local Government Macdonald, Senator ID Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Regional Services from 20.7.1999 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) Minister for the Environment and Heritage Hill, Senator RM Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the Environment and Heritage Stone, SN Minister for Communications, Information Alston, Senator RKR Minister for the Arts and the Centenary of Federation Technology and the Arts McGauran, PJ (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Communications, Information Technology and the Arts Campbell, Senator IG Minister for Employment, Workplace Minister for Employment Services Relations and Small Business to 30.1.2001 Abbott, AJ to 30.1.2001 Reith, PK from 14.2.2001 Brough, MT from 30.1.2001 Abbott, AJ Minister for Small Business from 30.1.2001 Macfarlane, IE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Employment, Workplace Relations and Small Business 16.2.2000 – 30.1.2001 Brough, MT 6 556 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Family and Community Services Minister for Community Services to 30.1.2001 Newman, Senator JM to 20.7.1999 Truss, WE (NPA) from 30.1.2001 Vanstone, Senator AE from 20.7.1999 Anthony, LJ (NPA) Minister for Defence Minister for Veterans’ Affairs to 30.1.2001 Moore, JC Scott, BC (NPA) from 30.1.2001 Reith, PK Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence Scott, BC (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence to 30.1.2001 Abetz, Senator E from 30.1.2001 Nelson, BJ Minister for Health and Aged Care Wooldridge, MRL Minister for Aged Care Bishop, BK Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Aged Care Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) Minister for Finance and Administration Fahey, JJ Special Minister of State to 30.1.2001 Ellison, Senator CM from 30.1.2001 Abetz, Senator E Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance and Administration Slipper, PN Minister for Education, Training and Kemp, DA Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education, Youth Affairs Training and Youth Affairs Worth, PM Vice-President of Executive Council Kemp, DA Minister for Industry, Science and Resources Minchin, Senator NH Minister for Sport and Tourism Kelly, JM Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Science and Resources Entsch, WG

Attorney-General Williams, DR Minister for Justice and Customs Ministries and Cabinets Historical information to 30.1.2001 Vanstone, Senator AE from 30.1.2001 Ellison, Senator CM Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister for Forestry and Conservation to 20.7.1999 Vaile, MAJ (NPA) Tuckey, CW from 20.7.1999 Truss, WE (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Troeth, Senator JM Minister for Immigration and Ruddock, PM Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Immigration Multicultural Affairs and Multicultural Affairs Patterson, Senator KCL Minister for Reconciliation and Aboriginal Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Reconciliation and Torres Strait Islander Affairs and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs from 30.1.2001 Ruddock, PM from 30.1.2001 Gallus, CA

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58. Howard Ministry (LIB–NPA* Coalition) 26.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Cabinet Ministers Howard, the Hon. John Winston Anderson, the Hon. John Duncan Costello, the Hon. Peter Howard Vaile, the Hon. Mark Anthony James Hill, Senator the Hon. Robert Alston, Senator the Hon. Richard Kenneth Robert (to 7.10.2003) Downer, the Hon. Alexander John Gosse Abbott, the Hon. Anthony John Ruddock, the Hon. Philip Maxwell Kemp, the Hon. David Alistair (to 18.7.2004) Williams, the Hon. Daryl Robert, AM, QC (to 18.7.2004) Minchin, Senator the Hon. Nicholas Hugh Truss, the Hon. Warren Errol Vanstone, Senator the Hon. Amanda Eloise Nelson, the Hon. Dr Brendan John Patterson, Senator the Hon. Kay Christine Lesley Macfarlane, the Hon. Ian Elgin Andrews, the Hon. Kevin James (from 7.10.2003) Coonan, Senator the Hon. Helen Lloyd (from 18.7.2004) Campbell, Senator the Hon. Ian Gordon (from 18.7.2004) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Howard, JW Minister Assisting the Prime Minister from 7.10.2003 Hardgrave, GD Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service to 7.10.2003 Abbott, AJ from 7.10.2003 Andrews, KJ Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Reconciliation to 7.10.2003 Ruddock, PM from 7.10.2003 Vanstone, Senator AE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Status of Women to 7.10.2003 Vanstone, Senator AE from 7.10.2003 Patterson, Senator KCL Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Kelly, JM Parliamentary Secretary to Cabinet to 19.3.2002 Heffernan, Senator WD Deputy Prime Minister Anderson, JD (NPA) Minister for Transport and Regional Services Anderson, JD (NPA) Minister for Regional Services, Territories and Local Government 25.1.2002 – 7.10.2003 Tuckey, CW Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads 7.10.2003 – 18.7.2004 Campbell, Senator IG from 18.7.2004 Lloyd, JE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport and Regional Services to 7.10.2003 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) from 7.10.2003 Kelly, DM (NPA) Historical information Ministries and Cabinets

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Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Treasurer Costello, PH Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer to 18.7.2004 Coonan, Senator HL from 18.7.2004 Brough, MT Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer to 7.10.2003 Campbell, Senator IG from 7.10.2003 Cameron, RA Minister for Trade Vaile, MAJ (NPA) Parliamentary Secretary (Trade) from 7.10.2003 Kelly, DM (NPA) Minister for Foreign Affairs Downer, AJG Parliamentary Secretary (Foreign Affairs) to 7.10.2003 Gallus, CA from 7.10.2003 Billson, BF Minister for Defence Hill, Senator RM Minister for Veterans’ Affairs Vale, DS Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence to 7.10.2003 Vale, DS 7.10.2003 – 18.7.2004 Brough, MT from 18.7.2004 Bailey, FE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence to 18.7.2004 Bailey, FE from 18.7.2004 Gambaro, T Minister for Communications, Minister for the Arts and Sport Information Technology and the Arts Kemp, Senator CR to 7.10.2003 Alston, Senator RKR 7.10.2003 – 18.7.2004 Williams, DR from 18.7.2004 Coonan, Senator HL Minister for Employment and Workplace Minister for Employment Services Relations to 18.7.2004 Brough, MT to 7.10.2003 Abbott, AJ from 18.7.2004 Bailey, FE from 7.10.2003 Andrews, KJ Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs and Indigenous Affairs Hardgrave, GD

to 7.10.2003 Ruddock, PM Ministries and Cabinets Historical information from 7.10.2003 Vanstone, Senator AE Minister for the Environment and Heritage Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the to 18.7.2004 Kemp, DA Environment and Heritage from 18.7.2004 Campbell, Senator IG Stone, SN Vice-President of Executive Council to 18.7.2004 Kemp, DA from 18.7.2004 Minchin, Senator NH Attorney-General Minister for Justice and Customs to 7.10.2003 Williams, DR Ellison, Senator CM from 7.10.2003 Ruddock, PM Minister for Finance and Administration Minchin, Senator NH Special Minister of State Abetz, Senator Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance and Administration Slipper, PN Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Truss, WE (NPA) Minister for Forestry and Conservation Forestry to 14.11.2002 Macdonald, Senator ID Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation from 14.11.2002 Macdonald, Senator ID Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Troeth, Senator JM 6 559 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Family and Community Services Minister for Children and Youth Affairs to 7.10.2003 Vanstone, Senator AE Anthony, LJ (NPA) from 7.10.2003 Patterson, Senator KCL Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Family and Community Services to 7.10.2003 Cameron, RA from 7.10.2003 Pyne, CM Minister for Education, Science and Training Nelson, BJ Minister for Science McGauran, PJ (NPA) Minister for Health and Ageing Minister for Ageing to 7.10.2003 Patterson, Senator KCL to 7.10.2003 Andrews, KJ from 7.10.2003 Abbott, AJ from 7.10.2003 Bishop, JI Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing Worth, PM Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Macfarlane, IE Minister for Small Business and Tourism Hockey, JB Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Entsch, WG

59. Howard Ministry (LIB-NP Coalition) 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Cabinet Ministers Howard, the Hon. John Winston Anderson, the Hon. John Duncan (to 6.7.2005) Costello, the Hon. Peter Howard Vaile, the Hon. Mark Anthony James Hill, Senator the Hon. Robert (to 20.1.2006) Downer, the Hon. Alexander John Gosse Abbott, the Hon. Anthony John Ruddock, the Hon. Philip Maxwell Minchin, Senator the Hon. Nicholas Hugh Truss, the Hon. Warren Errol Vanstone, Senator the Hon. Amanda Eloise (to 30.1.2007) Nelson, the Hon. Dr Brendan John Patterson, Senator the Hon. Kay Christine Lesley (to 27.1.2006) Macfarlane, the Hon. Ian Elgin Andrews, the Hon. Kevin James Coonan, Senator the Hon. Helen Lloyd Campbell, Senator the Hon. Ian Gordon (to 9.3.2007) McGauran, the Hon. Peter John (from 6.7.2005) Bishop, the Hon. Julie Isabel (from 27.1.2006) Brough, the Hon. Malcolm Thomas (from 27.1.2006) Hockey, the Hon. Joseph Benedict (from 30.1.2007) Turnbull, the Hon. Malcolm Bligh (from 30.1.2007) Ellison, the Hon. Christopher Martin (from 9.3.2007) Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 560 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Howard, JW Minister Assisting the Prime Minister to 30.1.2007 Hardgrave, GD Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for the Public Service to 30.1.2007 Andrews, KJ from 30.1.2007 Hockey, JB Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Indigenous Affairs to 27.1.2006 Vanstone, Senator AE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Women’s Issues to 27.1.2006 Patterson, Senator KCL from 27.1.2006 Bishop, JI Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister to 27.1.2006 Nairn, GR 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Turnbull, MB from 30.1.2007 Smith, ADH Deputy Prime Minister to 6.7.2005 Anderson, JD (NP) from 6.7.2005 Vaile, MAJ (NP) Minister for Transport and Regional Services Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads to 6.7.2005 Anderson, JD (NP) Lloyd, JE 6.7.2005 – 29.9.2006 Truss, WE (NP) Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Transport from 29.9.2006 Vaile, MAJ (NP) and Regional Services to 6.7.2005 Cobb, JK (NP) from 29.9.2006 Kelly, DM (NP) Treasurer Costello, PH Minister for Revenue and Assistant Treasurer to 27.1.2006 Brough, MT from 27.1.2006 Dutton, PC Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer Pearce, CJ Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Minister for Trade Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Foreign to 29.9.2006 Vaile, MAJ (NP) Affairs and Trade from 29.9.2006 Truss, WE (NP) to 6.7.2005 Billson, BF Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Trade 6.7.2005 – 27.1.2006 Macdonald, Senator JAL (NP) 27.1.2006 – 29.9.2006 Kelly, DM (NP) Minister for Foreign Affairs Downer, AJG Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Foreign Affairs 6.7.2005 – 30.1.2007 Billson, BF 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Gambaro, T from 30.1.2007 Hunt, GA Minister for Defence Minister for Veterans’ Affairs to 20.1.2006 Hill, Senator RM to 27.1.2006 Kelly, DM (NP) from 27.1.2006 Nelson, BJ from 27.1.2006 Billson, BF Minister Assisting the Minister for Defence 16.11.2004 – 27.1.2006 Kelly, DM (NP) from 27.1.2006 Billson, BF Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence to 27.1.2006 Gambaro, T 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Macdonald, Senator JAL (NP) from 30.1.2007 Lindsay, PJ 6 561 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Finance and Administration Minchin, Senator NH Minister for Human Services to 30.1.2007 Hockey, JB 30.1.2007 – 9.3.2007 Campbell, Senator IG from 9.3.2007 Ellison, Senator CM Vice-President of Executive Council Minchin, Senator NH Special Minister of State to 27.1.2006 Abetz, Senator E from 27.1.2006 Nairn, GR Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Finance and Administration to 27.1.2006 Stone, SN from 27.1.2006 Colbeck, Senator RM Minister for Health and Ageing Abbott, AJ Minister for Ageing to 27.1.2006 Bishop, JI 27.1.2006 – 21.3.2007 Santoro, Senator S from 21.3.2007 Pyne, CM Assistant Minister for Health and Ageing 30.1.2007 – 21.3.2007 Pyne, CM Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing to 30.1.2007 Pyne, CM from 21.3.2007 Mason, Senator BJ Attorney-General Ruddock, PM Minister for Justice and Customs to 9.3.2007 Ellison, Senator CM from 9.3.2007 Johnston, Senator DA Minister for the Environment and Heritage Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for the to 30.1.2007 Campbell, Senator IG Environment and Heritage to 30.1.2007 Hunt, GA Minister for the Environment and Assistant Minister for the Environment and Water Resources Water Resources from 30.1.2007 Turnbull, MB from 30.1.2007 Cobb, JK (NP) Minister for Communications, Information Coonan, Senator HL Minister for the Arts and Sport Technology and the Arts to 30.1.2007 Kemp, Senator CR from 30.1.2007 Brandis, Senator GH Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Minister for Fisheries, Forestry and Conservation to 6.7.2005 Truss, WE (NP) to 27.1.2006 Macdonald, Senator ID from 6.7.2005 McGauran, PJ (NP) from 27.1.2006 Abetz, Senator E Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry to 27.1.2006 Colbeck, Senator RM from 27.1.2006 Ley, SP Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Assistant Minister for Immigration and Citizenship and Indigenous Affairs from 21.3.2007 Gambaro, T to 27.1.2006 Vanstone, Senator AE Minister for Immigration and Multicultural Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Immigration Affairs and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Vanstone, Senator AE 6.7.2005 – 27.1.2006 Billson, BF Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Immigration from 30.1.2007 Andrews, KJ and Multicultural Affairs

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Robb, AJ Minister for Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Immigration to 6.7.2005 McGauran, PJ (NP) and Citizenship 6 6.7.2005 – 27.1.2006 Cobb, JK (NP) 30.1.2007 – 21.3.2007 Gambaro, T 562 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Education, Science and Training Minister for Vocational and Technical Education to 27.1.2006 Nelson, BJ to 30.1.2007 Hardgrave, GD from 27.1.2006 Bishop, JI Minister for Vocational and Further Education from 30.1.2007 Robb, AJ Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Education, Science and Training Farmer, PF Minister for Family and Community Services Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Family and to 27.1.2006 Patterson, Senator KCL Community Services (Children and Youth Affairs) to 27.1.2006 Ley, SP Minister for Families and Community Services and Indigenous Affairs from 27.1.2006 Brough, MT Minister for Community Services 27.1.2006 – 30.1.2007 Cobb, JK (NP) from 30.1.2007 Scullion, Senator NG (CLP) Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources Macfarlane, IE Minister for Small Business and Tourism Bailey, FE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industry, Tourism and Resources to 27.1.2006 Entsch, WG from 27.1.2006 Baldwin, RC Minister for Employment and Minister for Workforce Participation Workplace Relations to 27.1.2006 Dutton, PC to 30.1.2007 Andrews, KJ from 27.1.2006 Stone, SN from 30.1.2007 Hockey, JB Minister Assisting the Minister for Workplace Relations 10.8.2006 – 30.1.2007 Hockey, JB Ministries and Cabinets Historical information

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60. Rudd Ministry (ALP) 3.12.2007 – 24.6.2010 Cabinet Ministers Rudd, the Hon. Kevin Michael Gillard, the Hon. Julia Eileen Swan, the Hon. Wayne Maxwell Evans, Senator the Hon. Christopher Vaughan Faulkner, Senator the Hon. John Philip Tanner, the Hon. Lindsay James Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Smith, the Hon. Stephen Francis Fitzgibbon, the Hon. Joel Andrew (to 9.6.2009) Roxon, the Hon. Nicola Louise Macklin, the Hon. Jennifer Louise Albanese, the Hon. Anthony Norman Conroy, Senator the Hon. Stephen Michael Carr, Senator the Hon. Kim John Wong, Senator the Hon. Penelope Yin Yeng Garrett, the Hon. Peter Robert, AM McClelland, the Hon. Robert Bruce Ludwig, Senator the Hon. Joseph William Burke, the Hon. Anthony Stephen Ferguson, the Hon. Martin John, AM Bowen, the Hon. Christopher Eyles (from 9.6.2009) Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Rudd, KM Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Byrne, AM Cabinet Secretary Parliamentary Secretary for Early Childhood to 9.6.2009 Faulkner, Senator JP Education and Childcare from 9.6.2009 Ludwig, Senator JW to 9.6.2009 McKew, MM Minister for Climate Change and Water Parliamentary Secretary for Climate Change to 8.3.2010 Wong, Senator PYY 25.2.2009 – 9.6.2009 Combet, GI Minister Assisting the Minister for Climate Change 9.6.2009 – 8.3.2010 Combet, GI Parliamentary Secretary for Government Service Delivery 25.2.2009 – 9.6.2009 Arbib, Senator MV Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Government Service Delivery from 9.6.2009 Arbib, Senator MV Deputy Prime Minister Gillard, JE Minister for Education Gillard, JE Minister for Youth Minister for Education and Workplace Gillard, JE to 9.6.2009 Ellis, KM Relations Minister for Social Inclusion Gillard, JE Minister for Early Childhood Education, Childcare and Youth from 9.6.2009 Ellis, KM Minister for Employment Participation to 9.6.2009 O'Connor, BPJ from 9.6.2009 Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary for Social Inclusion Stephens, Senator UM Parliamentary Secretary Assisting the Prime Minister Historical information Ministries and Cabinets for Social Inclusion to 25.2.2009 Stephens, Senator UM Parliamentary Secretary for Employment 6 from 9.6.2009 Clare, JD 564 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Treasurer Swan, WM Assistant Treasurer to 9.6.2009 Bowen, CE from 9.6.2009 Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Competition Policy and Consumer Affairs to 9.6.2009 Bowen, CE from 9.6.2009 Emerson, CA Minister for Superannuation and Corporate Law to 9.6.2009 Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate Law from 9.6.2009 Bowen, CE Minister for Population from 14.4.2010 Burke, AS Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Evans, Senator CV Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs and Settlement Services Ferguson, LDT Special Minister of State to 9.6.2009 Faulkner, Senator JP from 9.6.2009 Ludwig, Senator JW Minister for Finance and Deregulation Tanner, LJ Minister Assisting the Finance Minister on Deregulation Emerson, CA Vice-President of Executive Council Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Trade Crean, SF Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Trade to 25.2.2009 Murphy, JP Minister for Foreign Affairs Smith, SF Parliamentary Secretary for Trade from 25.2.2009 Byrne, AM Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs to 14.12.2009 Kerr, DJC Parliamentary Secretary for International Development

Assistance Ministries and Cabinets Historical information McMullan, RF Minister for Defence Minister for Veterans' Affairs to 9.6.2009 Fitzgibbon, JA Griffin, AP from 9.6.2009 Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Defence Science and Personnel to 9.6.2009 Snowdon, WE Minister for Defence Personnel, Materiel and Science 9.6.2009 – 1.4.2010 Combet, GI Minister for Defence Materiel and Science from 1.4.2010 Combet, GI Minister for Defence Personnel from 1.4.2010 Griffin, AP Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Procurement to 25.2.2009 Combet, GI Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Defence to 6.2.2008 Kelly, MJ Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Support from 6.2.2008 Kelly, MJ Minister for Health and Ageing Roxon, NL Minister for Ageing Elliot, MJ Minister for Sport Ellis, KM 6 565 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Indigenous Health, Rural and Regional Health and Regional Service Delivery from 9.6.2009 Snowdon, WE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Health and Ageing to 9.6.2009 McLucas, Senator JE Parliamentary Secretary for Health from 9.6.2009 Butler, MC Minister for Families, Housing, Macklin, JL Minister for Housing Community Services and Plibersek, TJ Indigenous Affairs Minister for the Status of Women Plibersek, TJ Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children's Services Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction from 25.2.2009 Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for the Voluntary Sector Stephens, Senator UM Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Albanese, AN Parliamentary Secretary for Regional Regional Development and Local Development and Northern Australia Government to 9.6.2009 Gray, G Parliamentary Secretary for Northern and Western Australia from 9.6.2009 Gray, G Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Government from 9.6.2009 McKew, MM Minister for Broadband, Communications Conroy, Senator SM and the Digital Economy Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science Carr, Senator KJ Minister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and Research and the Service Economy Emerson, CA Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and Industry from 9.6.2009 Marles, RD Minister for Climate Change, Energy Minister Assisting the Minister for Climate Change and Efficiency and Water Energy Efficiency from 8.3.2010 Wong, Senator PYY from 8.3.2010 Combet, GI Minister for Environment, Heritage and Parliamentary Secretary for Water the Arts from 25.2.2009 Kelly, MJ to 8.3.2010 Garrett, PR Minister for Environment Protection, Heritage and the Arts from 8.3.2010 Garrett, PR Attorney-General McClelland, RB Minister for Home Affairs to 9.6.2009 Debus, RJ from 9.6.2009 O'Connor, BPJ Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Burke, AS Forestry

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61. Gillard Ministry (ALP) 24.6.2010 – 28.6.2010 Cabinet Ministers Gillard, the Hon. Julia Eileen Swan, the Hon. Wayne Maxwell Evans, Senator the Hon. Christopher Vaughan Faulkner, Senator the Hon. John Philip Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Smith, the Hon. Stephen Francis Roxon, the Hon. Nicola Louise Macklin, the Hon. Jennifer Louise Tanner, the Hon. Lindsay James Albanese, the Hon. Anthony Norman Conroy, Senator the Hon. Stephen Michael Carr, Senator the Hon. Kim John Wong, Senator the Hon. Penelope Yin Yeng Garrett, the Hon. Peter Robert, AM McClelland, the Hon. Robert Bruce Ludwig, Senator the Hon. Joseph William Burke, the Hon. Anthony Stephen Ferguson, the Hon. Martin John, AM Bowen, the Hon. Christopher Eyles Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Gillard, JE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Government Service Delivery Arbib, Senator MV Minister for Education Gillard, JE Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Minister for Employment and Workplace Gillard, JE Byrne, AM Relations Minister for Social Inclusion Gillard, JE Minister for Early Childhood Education, Childcare and Youth Ellis, KM

Minister for Employment Participation Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Cabinet Secretary Ludwig, Senator JW Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary for Social Inclusion Stephens, Senator UM Parliamentary Secretary for Employment Clare, JD Deputy Prime Minister Swan, WM Treasurer Swan, WM Minister for Population Burke, AS Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate Law Bowen, CE Minister for Competition Policy and Consumer Affairs Emerson, CA Assistant Treasurer Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Evans, Senator CV Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs and Settlement Services Ferguson, LDT Minister for Defence Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Veterans' Affairs Griffin, AP Vice-President of the Executive Council Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Defence Personnel Griffin, AP 6 567 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Defence Materiel and Science Combet, GI Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Support Kelly, MJ Minister for Trade Crean, SF Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Byrne, AM Minister for Foreign Affairs Smith, SF Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance McMullan, RF Minister for Health and Ageing Roxon, NL Minister for Indigenous Health, Rural and Regional Health and Regional Service Delivery Snowdon, WE Minister for Ageing Elliot, MJ Minister for Sport Ellis, KM Parliamentary Secretary for Health Butler, MC Minister for Families, Housing, Macklin, JL Minister for Housing Community Services and Plibersek, TJ Indigenous Affairs Minister for the Status of Women Plibersek, TJ Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children's Services Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for the Voluntary Sector Stephens, Senator UM Minister for Finance and Deregulation Tanner, LJ Minister Assisting the Finance Minister on Deregulation Emerson, CA Special Minister of State Ludwig, Senator JW Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Albanese, AN Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Local Regional Development and Local Government Government McKew, MM Parliamentary Secretary for Western and Northern Australia Gray, G Minister for Broadband, Communications Conroy, Senator SM and the Digital Economy Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science Carr, Senator KJ Minister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and Research and the Service Economy Emerson, CA Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and Industry Marles, RD Minister for Climate Change, Energy Wong, Senator PYY Minister Assisting the Minister for Climate Change and Efficiency and Water Energy Efficiency Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Combet, GI Minister for Environment Protection, Garrett, PR Parliamentary Secretary for Water 6 Heritage and the Arts Kelly, MJ 568 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Attorney-General McClelland, RB Minister for Home Affairs O'Connor, BPJ Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Burke, AS Forestry Minister for Resources and Energy Ferguson, MJ Minister for Tourism Ferguson, MJ Minister for Human Services Bowen, CE

62. Gillard Ministry (ALP) 28.6.2010 – 14.9.2010 Cabinet Ministers Gillard, the Hon. Julia Eileen Swan, the Hon. Wayne Maxwell Evans, Senator the Hon. Christopher Vaughan Faulkner, Senator the Hon. John Philip Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Smith, the Hon. Stephen Francis Roxon, the Hon. Nicola Louise Macklin, the Hon. Jennifer Louise Tanner, the Hon. Lindsay James (to 3.9.2010) Albanese, the Hon. Anthony Norman Conroy, Senator the Hon. Stephen Michael Carr, Senator the Hon. Kim John Wong, Senator the Hon. Penelope Yin Yeng Garrett, the Hon. Peter Robert, AM McClelland, the Hon. Robert Bruce Ludwig, Senator the Hon. Joseph William Burke, the Hon. Anthony Stephen Ferguson, the Hon. Martin John, AM Bowen, the Hon. Christopher Eyles

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Prime Minister Gillard, JE Minister Assisting the Prime Minister for Government Service Delivery Cabinet Secretary Ludwig, Senator JW Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Byrne, AM Deputy Prime Minister Swan, WM Treasurer Swan, WM Minister for Sustainable Population Burke, AS Minister for Financial Services, Superannuation and Corporate Law Bowen, CE Minister for Competition Policy and Consumer Affairs Emerson, CA Assistant Treasurer Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Immigration and Citizenship Evans, Senator CV Parliamentary Secretary for Multicultural Affairs and Settlement Services Ferguson, LDT Minister for Defence Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Veterans' Affairs Griffin, AP Vice-President of the Executive Council Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Defence Personnel Griffin, AP 6 569 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Defence Materiel and Science Combet, GI Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Support Kelly, MJ Minister for Education Crean, SF Minister for Early Childhood Education, Childcare Minister for Employment and Workplace Crean, SF and Youth Relations Ellis, KM Minister for Social Inclusion Crean, SF Minister for Employment Participation Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary for Social Inclusion Stephens, Senator UM Parliamentary Secretary for Employment Clare, JD Minister for Trade Smith, SF Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Byrne, AM Minister for Foreign Affairs Smith, SF Parliamentary Secretary for International Development Assistance McMullan, RF Minister for Health and Ageing Roxon, NL Minister for Indigenous Health, Rural and Regional Health and Regional Service Delivery Snowdon, WE Minister for Ageing Elliot, MJ Minister for Sport Ellis, KM Parliamentary Secretary for Health Butler, MC Minister for Families, Housing, Macklin, JL Minister for Housing Community Services and Indigenous Plibersek, TJ Affairs Minister for the Status of Women Plibersek, TJ Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Children's Services Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for Victorian Bushfire Reconstruction Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary for the Voluntary Sector Stephens, Senator UM Minister for Finance and Deregulation Minister Assisting the Finance Minister on to 3.9.2010 Tanner, LJ Deregulation Emerson, CA Special Minister of State Ludwig, Senator JW Minister for Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Albanese, AN Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure, Transport, Development and Local Government Regional Development and Local Government McKew, MM Parliamentary Secretary for Western and Northern Australia Gray, G

Historical information Ministries and Cabinets Minister for Broadband, Communications Conroy, Senator SM 6 and the Digital Economy 570 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Innovation, Industry, Science Carr, Senator KJ Minister for Small Business, Independent Contractors and Research and the Service Economy Emerson, CA Parliamentary Secretary for Innovation and Industry Marles, RD Minister for Climate Change, Energy Wong, Senator PYY Minister Assisting the Minister for Climate Change and Efficiency and Water Energy Efficiency Combet, GI Minister for Environment Protection, Garrett, PR Parliamentary Secretary for Water Heritage and the Arts Kelly, MJ Attorney-General McClelland, RB Minister for Home Affairs O'Connor, BPJ Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Burke, AS Forestry Minister for Resources and Energy Ferguson, MJ Minister for Tourism Ferguson, MJ Minister for Human Services Bowen, CE

63. Gillard Ministry (ALP) 14.9.2010 – Cabinet Ministers Gillard, the Hon. Julia Eileen Swan, the Hon. Wayne Maxwell Crean, the Hon. Simon Findlay Evans, Senator the Hon. Christopher Vaughan Garrett, the Hon. Peter Robert, AM Conroy, Senator the Hon. Stephen Michael Rudd, the Hon. Kevin Michael Emerson, the Hon. Dr Craig Anthony Smith, the Hon. Stephen Francis Bowen, the Hon. Christopher Eyles Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Albanese, the Hon. Anthony Norman Roxon, the Hon. Nicola Louise Macklin, the Hon. Jennifer Louise Burke, the Hon. Anthony Stephen Wong, Senator the Hon. Penelope Yin Yeng Carr, Senator the Hon. Kim John McClelland, the Hon. Robert Bruce Ludwig, Senator the Hon. Joseph William Ferguson, the Hon. Martin John, AM Combet, the Hon. Gregory Ivan, AM Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Prime Minister Gillard, JE Minister for Social Inclusion Plibersek, TJ Minister for Regional Australia, Regional Crean, SF Minister for Privacy and Freedom of Information Development and Local Government O'Connor, BPJ Minister for Sport Minister for the Arts Crean, SF Arbib, Senator MV Special Minister of State for the Public Service and Integrity Gray, G Minister Assisting the Prime Minister on the Centenary of ANZAC from 3.3.2011 Snowdon, WE 6 571 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Cabinet Secretary Dreyfus, MA Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister Lundy, Senator KA Deputy Prime Minister Swan, WM Treasurer Swan, WM Assistant Treasurer Shorten, WR Minister for Financial Services and Superannuation Shorten, WR Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasurer Bradbury, DJ Minister for Tertiary Education, Skills, Jobs Evans, Senator CV Minister for Employment Participation and Childcare and Workplace Relations Ellis, KM Minister for School Education, Early Garrett, PR Minister for Indigenous Employment and Economic Childhood and Youth Development Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary for School Education and Workplace Relations Collins, Senator JMA Minister for Broadband, Communications Conroy, Senator SM and the Digital Economy Minister Assisting the Prime Minister on Conroy, Senator SM Digital Productivity Minister for Foreign Affairs Rudd, KM Parliamentary Secretary for Trade Elliot, MJ Minister for Trade Emerson, CA Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs Marles, RD Minister for Defence Faulkner, Senator JP Minister for Veterans' Affairs Snowdon, WE Minister for Defence Science and Personnel Snowdon, WE Minister for Defence Materiel Clare, JD Parliamentary Secretary for Defence Feeney, Senator DI Minister for Immigration and Bowen, CE Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Citizenship Citizenship to 26.1.2011 Lundy, Senator KA Parliamentary Secretary for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs from 26.1.2011 Lundy, Senator KA Minister for Infrastructure and Transport Albanese, AN Parliamentary Secretary for Infrastructure and Transport King, CF Minister for Health and Ageing Roxon, NL Minister for Indigenous Health Snowdon, WE Minister for Mental Health and Ageing Butler, MC Parliamentary Secretary for Health and Ageing King, CF Historical information Ministries and Cabinets 6 572 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Title Minister Other ministers/Parliamentary secretaries Minister for Families, Housing, Macklin, JL Minister for the Status of Women Community Services and Indigenous Ellis, KM Affairs Minister for Social Housing and Homelessness Arbib, Senator MV Parliamentary Secretary for Disabilities and Carers McLucas, Senator JE Parliamentary Secretary for Community Services Collins, JM Minister for Sustainability, Environment, Burke, AS Parliamentary Secretary for Sustainability and Urban Water, Population and Communities Water Farrell, Senator DE

Minister for Finance and Deregulation Wong, Senator PYY Special Minister of State Gray, G Minister Assisting on Deregulation to 26.1.11 Sherry, Senator NJ Minister Assisting on Deregulation and Public Sector Superannuation from 26.1.11 Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Innovation, Industry, Carr, Senator KJ Minister for Small Business Science and Research Sherry, Senator NJ Attorney-General McClelland, RB Minister for Home Affairs O'Connor, BPJ Vice-President of the Executive Council McClelland, RB Minister for Justice O'Connor, BPJ Minister Assisting the Attorney-General on Queensland Floods Recovery from 26.1.11 Ludwig, Senator JW Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Ludwig, Senator JW Parliamentary Secretary for Agriculture, Fisheries and

Forestry Forestry Ministries and Cabinets Historical information Kelly, MJ Minister for Resources and Energy Ferguson, MJ Minister Assisting the Minister for Tourism Minister for Tourism Ferguson, MJ Sherry, Senator NJ Minister for Climate Change and Energy Combet, GI Parliamentary Secretary for Climate Change and Efficiency Energy Efficiency Dreyfus, MA Minister for Human Services Plibersek, TJ

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Shadow Ministries The following is a consolidated list of the allocation of shadow portfolios since March 1983. Some shadow portfolios with more than one responsibility (for example, Small Business, Housing and Customs) have been listed individually.

LIB–NPA Coalition Shadow Ministry 11.3.1983 – 11.3.1996

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Leader of the Opposition Peacock, AS 11.3.1983 – 5.9.1985 Howard, JW 5.9.1985 – 9.5.1989 Peacock, AS 9.5.1989 – 3.4.1990 Hewson, JR 3.4.1990 – 23.5.1994 Downer, AJG 23.5.1994 – 30.1.1995 Howard, JW 30.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Deputy Leader of the Opposition Howard, JW 16.3.1983 – 5.9.1985 Brown, NA, QC 5.9.1985 – 17.7.1987 Peacock, AS 17.7.1987 – 9.5.1989 Chaney, Senator FM 9.5.1989 – 3.4.1990 Reith, PK 3.4.1990 – 23.3.1993 Wooldridge, MRL 23.3.1993 – 23.5.1994 Costello, PH 23.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Chaney, Senator FM 16.3.1983 – 27.2.1990 Hill, Senator RM 27.2.1990 – 11.3.1996 Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Durack, Senator PD, QC 16.3.1983 – 17.8.1987 Lewis, Senator AWR 17.7.1987 – 14.2.1990 Durack, Senator PD, QC 11.4.1990 – 23.5.1992 Short, Senator JR 5.6.1992 – 23.3.1993 Alston, Senator RKR 23.3.1993 – 11.3.1996 Leader of the National Party Anthony, JD, CH (NPA) 2.2.1971 – 17.1.1984 Sinclair, IM (NPA) 17.1.1984 – 12.5.1989 Blunt, CW (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 6.4.1990 Fischer, TA (NPA) 10.4.1990 – 11.3.1996 Deputy Leader of the National Party Sinclair, IM (NPA) 2.2.1971 – 17.1.1984 Hunt, RJD (NPA) 17.1.1984 – 23.7.1987 Lloyd, B (NPA) 23.1.1987 – 23.3.1993 Anderson, JD (NPA) 23.3.1993 – 11.3.1996 Leader of the National Party in the Senate Scott, Senator DB (NPA) 21.2.1980 – 30.6.1985 Collard, Senator SJ (NPA) 1.7.1985 – 5.6.1987 Stone, Senator JO (NPA) 21.8.1987 – 1.3.1990 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) 10.4.1990 – 11.3.1996 Deputy Leader of the National Party in the Senate Collard, Senator SJ (NPA) 17.2.1981 – 1.7.1985 Bjelke-Petersen, Senator FI 20.8.1985 – 10.4.1990 (NPA) Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 10.4.1990 – 23.3.1993 Brownhill, Senator DGC (NPA) 23.3.1993 – 11.3.1996 Aboriginal Affairs Porter, JR 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Shipton, RF 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Connolly, DM 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Miles, C 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Smith, WL 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Wooldridge, MRL 11.4.1990 – 23.5.1992 Historical information Shadow Ministries

Note: The Liberal/National Party Coalition temporarily split on 28.4.1987 and a revised Opposition Shadow Ministry was announced by the Leader of the Opposition, the Hon. JW Howard, on 1.5.1987, consisting solely of Liberal Party members. The Coalition re-formed on 6 6.8.1987 following the July 1987 election, and a new Shadow Ministry was announced by the Hon. JW Howard on 14.8.1987. 574 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Wooldridge, MRL 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Nugent, PE 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Gallus, CA 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Administrative Services Martin (Sullivan), Senator KJ 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Tuckey, CW 14.12.1984 – 1.5.1987 Fife, WC 14.8.1987 – 11.4.1990 Parer, Senator WR 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Connolly, DM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Kemp, Senator CR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Aged Care Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 28.4.1992 Aged Carlton, JJ 28.4.1992 – 7.8.1992 Newman, Senator JM 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 Senior Citizens and Aged Care Patterson, Senator KCL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Wooldridge, MRL 26.5.1994 – 31.1.1995 Senior Citizens Ruddock, PM 31.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Senior Patterson, Senator KCL 26.5.1994 – 14.2.1995 Citizens and Aged Care Arts and Heritage Connolly, DM 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Collard, Senator SJ (NPA) 9.9.1985 – 14.4.1987 Downer, AJG 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Arts Puplick, Senator CJ 14.8.1987 – 11.4.1990 Alston, Senator RKR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Arts and Heritage Puplick, Senator CJ 11.4.1990 – 9.5.1990 Baume, Senator ME 9.5.1990 – 7.4.1993 Hewson, JR 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Shadow Minister assisting the Leader on the Arts Patterson, Senator KCL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Attorney-General Durack, Senator PD, QC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Brown, NA, QC 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Spender, JM, QC 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Reith, PK 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Brown, NA, QC 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Peacock, AS 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Durack, Senator PD, QC 28.4.1992 – 23.5.1992

Costello, PH 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Shadow Ministries Historical information Williams, DR, AM, QC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Vanstone, Senator AE 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Australian Capital Territory Ruddock, PM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Lewis, Senator AWR 14.12.1984 – 14.8.1987 Vanstone, Senator AE 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Hill, Senator RM 16.9.1988 – 11.6.1989 Lewis, Senator AWR 11.6.1989 – 14.2.1990 Parer, Senator WR 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Macdonald, Senator ID 28.4.1992 – 26.5.1994 Kemp, Senator CR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Aviation Spender, JM, QC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Lloyd, B (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 28.4.1987 Moore, JC 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Beale, JH 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Blunt, CW (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Jull, DF 12.5.1989 – 26.5.1994 Parer, Senator WR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Bicentenary Puplick, Senator CJ 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Business see also Small Business Moore, JC 21.4.1987 – 11.4.1990 Childcare Alston, Senator RKR 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Commonwealth/State Relations Short, Senator JR 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 6 575 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Communications Lloyd, B (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Moore, JC 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Macphee, IM 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Beale, JH 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Messner, Senator AJ 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Lewis, Senator AWR 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Alston, Senator RKR 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Brown, NA, QC 11.4.1990 – 25.2.1991 Smith, WL 25.2.1991 – 7.4.1993 Alston, Senator RKR 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Community Services Messner, Senator AJ 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Baume, Senator PE 9.9.1985 – 26.3.1987 Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 28.4.1992 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 28.4.1992 – 26.5.1994 Wooldridge, MRL 26.5.1994 – 31.1.1995 Family and Community Services Porter, JR 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Blunt, CW (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Parliamentary Secretary to the Patterson, Senator KCL 26.5.1994 – 14.2.1995 Shadow Minister for Community Services Constitutional Reform Williams, DR, AM, QC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Consumer Affairs Moore, JC 21.4.1987 – 11.4.1990 Costello, PH 11.4.1990 – 23.5.1992 Bailey, FE 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Vanstone, Senator AE 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Boswell, Senator RLD 26.5.1994 – 9.12.1994 Truss, WE 13.12.1994 – 11.3.1996 Corporate Law Reform Costello, PH 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Customs MacGibbon, Senator DJ 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Prosser, GD 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Hewson, JR 26.5.1994 – 26.8.1994 Parer, Senator WR 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996 Defence Sinclair, IM (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 21.4.1987 Fife, WC 21.4.1987 – 1.5.1987 White, PND, MC 1.5.1987 – 12.5.1989 Carlton, JJ 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Durack, Senator PD, QC 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Downer, AJG 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Hill, Senator RM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Reith, PK 26.5.1994 – 25.9.1994 Newman, Senator JM 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996 Defence Support Spender, JM, QC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Defence Science and Personnel Newman, Senator JM 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Newman, Senator JM 28.4.1992 – 7.8.1992 Rocher, AC 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 MacGibbon, Senator DJ 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Tuckey, CW 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Defence Personnel Newman, Senator JM 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Economics and Business Group Chairman Reith, PK 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Economy, Public Sector and the Law Management Group Chairman Downer, AJG 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Secretary Watson, Senator JOW 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Education Baume, Senator PE 16.3.1983 – 9.9.1985

Historical information Shadow Ministries Shack, PD 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Carlton, JJ 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Beale, JH 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 6 Reith, PK 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 576 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Kemp, DA 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Wooldridge, MRL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Hill, Senator RM 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Schools, Vocational Education and Training Andrews, KJ 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Miles, CG 26.5.1994 – 19.10.1994 Ronaldson, MJC 26.10.1994 – 11.3.1996 Election Strategy, Co-ordinator Baume, Senator ME 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Employment Macphee, IM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Shack, PD 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Brown, NA, QC 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Chaney, Senator FM 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Employment and Training Shack, PD 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Tuckey, CW 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Beale, JH 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Howard, JW 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Wooldridge, MRL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Kemp, DA 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Troeth, Senator JM 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Employment and Training Energy Chaney, Senator FM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Durack, Senator PD, QC 14.12.1984 – 14.8.1987 Smith, WL 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 McGauran, PJ (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Fischer, TA (NPA) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 McGauran, PJ (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Environment see also Industry, Structural Connolly, DM 16.3.1983 – 9.9.1985 Collard, Senator SJ (NPA) 9.9.1985 – 14.4.1987 Reform and Environment Group Downer, AJG 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Puplick, Senator CJ 14.8.1987 – 11.4.1990 Chaney, FM 11.4.1990 – 7.8.1992 Carlton, JJ 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 Gallus, CA 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Environment and Heritage McLachlan, IM, AO 26.5.1994 – 10.3.1995

Environment Kemp, Senator CR 10.3.1995 – 11.3.1996 Shadow Ministries Historical information Ethnic Affairs see Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Export Development Kemp, DA 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 External Territories see Territories Family and Human Resources Management Group Chairman Wooldridge, MRL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Secretary Teague, Senator BC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Family Matters Newman, Senator JM 7.4.1993 – 22.5.1994 Family Services Kemp, DA 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Family Troeth, Senator JM 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Services Family, Social and Health Policy Group Chairman Carlton, JJ 28.4.1992 – 7.8.1992 Woods, RL 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 Parliamentary Secretary see also Health, Welfare and Veterans’ Patterson, Senator KCL 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Management Group; Social Policy and Health Group Federal Affairs Messner, Senator AJ 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Bishop, Senator BK 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Fightback! Co-ordination and Marketing Chairman Chaney, FM 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Deputy Chairman Connolly, DM 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Parliamentary Secretary Bailey, FE 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 6 577 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Finance Moore, JC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Rae, Senator PE 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Messner, Senator AJ 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Short, Senator JR 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Stone, Senator JO (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 13.9.1988 Hewson, JR 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Stone, Senator JO (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 24.3.1990 Short, Senator JR 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Costello, PH 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Prosser, GD 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Foreign Affairs MacKellar, MJR 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Macphee, IM 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Peacock, AS 9.9.1985 – 23.3.1987 Brown, NA, QC 23.3.1987 – 14.8.1987 Spender, JM, QC 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Macphee, IM 12.5.1989 – 11.6.1989 Hill, Senator RM 11.6.1989 – 7.4.1993 Peacock, AS 7.4.1993 – 17.9.1994 Reith, PK 25.9.1994 – 31.1.1995 Downer, AJG 31.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Health Carlton, JJ 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Porter, JR 14.12.1984 – 21.4.1987 Baume, Senator ME 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Tuckey, CW 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Shack, PD 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Woods, RL 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Newman, Senator JM 7.4.1993 – 22.5.1994 Bishop, BK 26.5.1994 – 31.1.1995 Health and Human Resources Wooldridge, MRL 31.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Health Herron, Senator JJ 26.5.1994 – 14.2.1995 Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Herron, Senator JJ (Health) 14.2.1995 – 11.3.1996 Minister for Health and Human Services Patterson, Senator KCL 14.2.1995 – 11.3.1996 (Human Services) Health, Welfare and Veterans’ Management Group Chairperson Newman, Senator JM 7.4.1993 – 22.5.1994 Secretary Herron, Senator JJ 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Home Affairs Martin (Sullivan), Senator KJ 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Short, Senator JR 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Housing and Construction Fife, WC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Hodgman, WM, QC 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Beale, JH 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Reith, PK 21.4.1987 – 1.5.1987 Housing Tuckey, CW 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Porter, JR 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Downer, AJG 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Tuckey, CW 12.5.1989 – 28.10.1989 Beale, JH 28.10.1989 – 11.4.1990 Prosser, GD 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Public Housing Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Human Resources see Family; Health Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Hodgman, WM, QC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984

Historical information Shadow Ministries Ruddock, PM 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Cadman, AG 9.9.1985 – 12.5.1989 Ruddock, PM 12.5.1989 – 7.4.1993 6 Short, Senator JR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 578 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Immigration and Citizenship Short, Senator JR 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Ethnic Affairs Ruddock, PM 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Short, Senator JR 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Shadow Minister assisting the Leader on Multicultural Affairs Short, Senator JR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Multicultural Affairs Knowles, Senator SC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Multicultural Australia Short, Senator JR 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Industrial Relations Macphee, IM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Shack, PD 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Brown, NA, QC 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Chaney, Senator FM 21.4.1987 – 16.9.1988 Reith, PK 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Chaney, Senator FM 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Howard, JW 11.4.1990 – 31.1.1995 Reith, PK 31.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Industrial Relations Cobb, MR (NPA) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Industry and Commerce Rae, Senator PE 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 McLachlan, IM, AO 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Hewson, JR 26.5.1994 – 26.8.1994 Moore, JC 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996 Industry, Technology and Commerce Chaney, Senator FM 14.12.1984 – 21.4.1987 Messner, Senator AJ 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Lewis, Senator AWR 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Chaney, Senator FM 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Lewis, Senator AWR 12.5.1989 – 28.10.1989 Howard, JW 28.10.1989 – 11.4.1990 Manufacturing and Service Industries Prosser, GD 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Industry and Structural Reform Group Chairman McLachlan, IM, AO 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Parliamentary Secretary McArthur, FS 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Industry, Structural Reform and Environment Group Chairman Kemp, DA 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Secretary Cobb, MR (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Infrastructure and National Development McLachlan, IM, AO 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994

Infrastructure Hewson, JR 26.5.1994 – 26.8.1994 Shadow Ministries Historical information Macdonald, Senator ID 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996 International Relations Management Group Chairman Fischer, TA (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Justice Hill, Senator RM 16.9.1988 – 11.6.1989 Brown, NA, QC 11.6.1989 – 11.4.1990 Peacock, AS 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Durack, Senator PD, QC 28.4.1992 – 23.5.1992 Costello, PH 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Vanstone, Senator AE 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Land Transport and Shipping see Transport Local Government Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Everingham, PAE 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Moore, JC 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Lewis, Senator AWR 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Cameron, IMD 14.8.1987 – 14.3.1988 Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 14.3.1988 – 16.9.1988 Messner, Senator AJ 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Bishop, Senator BK 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Parer, Senator WR 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Macdonald, Senator ID 28.4.1992 – 26.5.1994 Scott, BC (NPA) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 6 579 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Manpower and Labour Market Reform Group Chairman Howard, JW 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Parliamentary Secretary Anderson, JD (NPA) 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Multicultural Affairs see Immigration and Ethnic Affairs Northern Australia Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.9.1987 – 16.9.1988 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Northern Development Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Everingham, PAE 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Moore, JC 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 White, PND, MC 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Party Development Kemp, DA 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Policy Co-ordination and Development Carlton, JJ 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Policy Co-ordination Carlton, JJ 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Primary Industry McVeigh, DT (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Hunt, RJD (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 28.4.1987 Fife, WC 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Lloyd, B (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 7.4.1993 Anderson, JD (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Shadow Minister Assisting the Shadow Minister for Primary Scott, BC (NPA) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Industry Privatisation Moore, JC 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Smith, WL 11.4.1990 – 25.2.1991 Beale, JH 25.2.1991 – 7.4.1993 Connolly, DM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Moore, JC 26.5.1994 – 31.1.1995 Bishop, BK 31.1.1995 – 11.3.1996 Public Administration Connolly, DM 16.3.1983 – 14.8.1987 Porter, JR 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Messner, Senator AJ 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Bishop, Senator BK 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Hill, Senator RM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Moore, JC 26.5.1994 – 25.9.1994 Kemp, Senator CR 25.9.1994 – 10.3.1995 Moore, JC 10.3.1995 – 11.3.1996 Public Administration Group Chairman Peacock, AS 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Durack, Senator PD, QC 28.4.1992 – 23.5.1992 Costello, PH 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Public Service Ruddock, PM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Howard, JW 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Regional Development Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Regional and Rural Development Scott, BC (NPA) 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Rural and Regional Development Scott, BC (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Regional Development Macdonald, Senator ID 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Resources Chaney, Senator FM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Durack, Senator PD, QC 14.12.1984 – 14.8.1987 Sinclair, IM (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Blunt, CW (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 6.4.1990 Fischer, TA (NPA) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993

Historical information Shadow Ministries McGauran, PJ (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Retirement Income see Superannuation 6 Schools see Education 580 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Science and Technology Edwards, HR 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 McGauran, PJ (NPA) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Kemp, DA 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Hill, Senator RM 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Science MacKellar, MJR 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Archer, Senator BR 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Smith, WL 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 McGauran, PJ (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Science Kemp, DA 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Senior Citizens see Aged Shipping Sharp, JR (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Shipping and Waterfront Reform Sharp, JR (NPA) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Small Business Shipton, RF 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Tuckey, CW 14.12.1984 – 14.8.1987 Downer, AJG 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Tuckey, CW 12.5.1989 – 28.10.1989 Beale, JH 28.10.1989 – 11.4.1990 Prosser, GD 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Tuckey, CW 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Moylan, JE 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Social Policy and Health Group Chairman Carlton, JJ 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Parliamentary Secretary Patterson, Senator KCL 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Social Policy see also Alston, Senator RKR 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Family, Social and Health Policy Group; Health, Welfare and Veterans’ Management Group Social Security Messner, Senator AJ 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Blunt, CW (NPA) 9.9.1985 – 28.4.1987 Porter, JR 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Connolly, DM 14.8.1987 – 11.4.1990 Alston, Senator RKR 11.4.1990 – 23.5.1992 Connolly, DM 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993

Ruddock, PM 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Shadow Ministries Historical information Parliamentary Secretary to the Shadow Minister for Social Pyne, CM 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Security Special Minister of State Hall, RS 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 MacKellar, MJR 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Archer, Senator BR 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Vanstone, Senator AE 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Sinclair, IM (NPA) 17.1.1994 – 26.5.1994 Sport and Recreation Fisher, PS (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Blunt, CW (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 White, PND, MC 9.9.1985 – 1.5.1987 Reith, PK 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Ronaldson, MJC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Campbell, Senator IG 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Sport Sharp, JR (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Jull, DF 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Puplick, Senator CJ 11.4.1990 – 9.5.1990 Baume, Senator ME 9.5.1990 – 7.4.1993 Superannuation/Retirement Income Connolly, DM 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Alston, Senator RKR 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Connolly, DM 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996 6 581 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Sustainable Development Chaney, FM 28.4.1992 – 7.8.1992 Carlton, JJ 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 Taxation Guilfoyle, Senator MGC 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Messner, Senator AJ 9.9.1985 – 21.4.1987 Territories see also Australian Capital Territory Lewis, Senator AWR 14.12.1984 – 14.8.1987 Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1987 External Territories Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 16.9.1987 – 16.9.1988 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 11.4.1990 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Boswell, Senator RLD (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Tambling, Senator GEJ (CLP) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Tourism Shipton, RF 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Blunt, CW (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 White, PND, MC 9.9.1985 – 1.5.1987 Reith, PK 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Sharp, JR (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Jull, DF 12.5.1989 – 26.5.1994 Parer, Senator WR 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Trade Anthony, JD (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 18.1.1984 Hunt, RJD (NPA) 18.2.1984 – 14.12.1984 McVeigh, DT (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Braithwaite, RA (NPA) 9.9.1985 – 19.4.1987 Sinclair, IM (NPA) 21.4.1987 – 28.4.1987 Durack, Senator PD, QC 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Sinclair, IM (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Blunt, CW (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 6.4.1990 Peacock, AS 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Fischer, TA (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 11.3.1996 Trade and Trade Negotiations Downer, AJG 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Transition to Government Carlton, JJ 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Transport Kemp, DA 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Lusher, SA (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Lloyd, B (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 28.4.1987 Moore, JC 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Beale, JH 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Blunt, CW (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Sharp, JR (NPA) 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Land Transport Sharp, JR (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Hawker, DPM 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Sharp, JR (NPA) 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Treasurer Howard, JW 16.3.1983 – 5.9.1985 Carlton, JJ 9.9.1985 – 14.8.1987 Peacock, AS 14.8.1987 – 12.5.1989 Hewson, JR 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Reith, PK 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Downer, AJG 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Costello, PH 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Veterans’ Affairs Scott, Senator DB (NPA) 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Collard, Senator SJ (NPA) 14.12.1984 – 9.9.1985 Fischer, TA (NPA) 9.9.1985 – 28.4.1987 Lewis, Senator AWR 1.5.1987 – 14.8.1987 Fischer, TA (NPA) 14.8.1987 – 11.4.1990

Historical information Shadow Ministries Newman, Senator JM 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 MacGibbon, Senator DJ 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Tuckey, CW 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 6 Vocational Education see Education 582 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Women, Status of Macphee, IM 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Baume, Senator PE 14.12.1984 – 26.3.1987 Spender, JM, QC 21.4.1987 – 14.8.1987 Vanstone, Senator AE 14.8.1987 – 16.9.1988 Hill, Senator RM 16.9.1988 – 11.6.1989 Newman, Senator JM 11.6.1989 – 11.4.1990 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on the Status of Women Newman, Senator JM 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Women’s Affairs Patterson, Senator KCL 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Moylan, JE 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Youth Baume, Senator PE 16.3.1983 – 14.12.1984 Shack, PD 14.12.1984 – 16.9.1988 Sharp, JR (NPA) 16.9.1988 – 12.5.1989 Beale, JH 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Baume, Senator ME 9.5.1990 – 28.4.1992 Ronaldson, MJC 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Youth Affairs Campbell, Senator IG 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Shadow Minister Assisting the Leader on Youth Affairs Wooldridge, MRL 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Senior Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition Rocher, AC 28.4.1992 – 7.8.1992 Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition Porter, JR 12.5.1989 – 24.3.1990 Rocher, AC 11.4.1990 – 28.4.1992 Kemp, Senator CR 28.4.1992 – 7.4.1993 Filing, PA 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Andrews, KJ 7.8.1992 – 7.4.1993 Somlyay, AM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Minchin, Senator NH 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Ronaldson, MJC 26.5.1994 – 26.10.1994 Lieberman, LS 6.12.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition's MacKellar, MJR 7.4.1993 – 18.2.1994 Management Group and Parliamentary Liaison Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Leader of the Opposition Vanstone, Senator AE 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Watson, Senator JOW 11.4.1990 – 7.4.1993 Sullivan, KJM 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Watson, Senator JOW 26.5.1994 – 21.12.1994

Andrews, KJ 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Shadow Ministries Historical information Gibson, Senator BF, AM 21.12.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Kemp, Senator CR 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Crane, Senator AW 26.5.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Deputy Gibson, Senator BF, AM 26.5.1994 – 21.12.1994 Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Tierney, Senator JW 21.12.1994 – 11.3.1996 Parliamentary Secretary to the Leader of the National Party Nehl, GB (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Brownhill, Senator DGC (NPA) 12.5.1989 – 11.3.1996 Secretary to Shadow Cabinet Crichton-Browne, Senator NA 12.5.1989 – 11.4.1990 Baume, Senator ME 11.4.1990 – 9.5.1990 Connolly, DM 9.5.1990 – 23.5.1992 Somlyay, AM 23.5.1992 – 7.4.1993 Crane, Senator AW 7.4.1993 – 26.5.1994 Connolly, DM 26.5.1994 – 25.9.1994 Charles, RE 25.9.1994 – 11.3.1996

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ALP Shadow Ministry 19.3.1996 – 3.12.2007

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Leader of the Opposition Beazley, KC 19.3.1996 – 22.11.2001 Crean, SF 22.11.2001 – 2.12.2003 Latham, MW 2.12.2003 – 18.1.2005 Beazley, KC 28.1.2005 – 4.12.2006 Rudd, KM 4.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Deputy Leader of the Opposition Evans, GJ, QC 19.3.1996 – 19.10.1998 Crean, SF 19.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Macklin, JL 22.11.2001 – 4.12.2006 Gillard, JE 4.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Faulkner, Senator JP 19.3.1996 – 22.10.2004 Evans, Senator CV 22.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Sherry, Senator NJ 19.3.1996 – 7.10.1997 Cook, Senator PFS 21.10.1997 – 22.11.2001 Conroy, Senator SM 22.11.2001 – 3.12.2007 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs see also Indigenous Melham, D 20.3.1996 – 31.8.2000 Affairs McMullan, RF 5.9.2000 – 25.11.2001 Lawrence, CM 25.11.2001 – 6.12.2002 Evans, CV 6.12.2002 – 18.3.2003 Administrative Services see also Public Administration Ferguson, LDT 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Aged Macklin, JL 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Evans, Senator CV 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Ageing and Seniors Albanese, AN 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Ellis, AL 23.8.2002 – 22.10.2004 Ageing/Aged Care McLucas, Senator JE 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry see also Primary Industries O’Connor, GM 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Agriculture and Fisheries O’Connor, GM 8.12.2003 – 10.12.2006 Arms Control Melham, D 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Arts Lawrence, CM 20.3.1996 – 21.4.1997 McMullan, RF 22.4.1997 – 20.10.1998 Kerr, DJC 20.10.1998 – 5.9.2000 McMullan, RF 5.9.2000 – 25.11.2001 Lawrence, CM 25.11.2001 – 6.12.2002 McMullan, RF 6.12.2002 – 2.7.2003 Lundy, Senator KA 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Carr, Senator KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Garrett, PR 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Attorney-General Bolkus, Senator N 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 McClelland, RB 20.10.1998 – 8.12.2003 Roxon, NL 8.12.2003 – 10.12.2006 Thomson, KJ 10.12.2006 – 9.3.2007 Ludwig, Senator JW 9.3.2007 – 3.12.2007 Banking Fitzgibbon, JA 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Sherry, Senator NJ 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Business Regulation see also Financial Services and Regulation Sherry, Senator NJ 27.3.1997 – 7.10.1997 Centenary of Federation Faulkner, Senator JP 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Childcare Neal, Senator BJ 26.8.1997 – 3.9.1998

Historical information Shadow Ministries Plibersek, TJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006

Note: The Federal Parliamentary Labor Party has elected its leaders and shadow ministers and then in due course the leader has allocated the 6 portfolios. Consequently commencement dates vary. 584 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Children and Youth see also Youth Roxon, NL 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Collins, Senator JMA 2.7.2003 – 22.10.2004 Citizenship and Multicultural Affairs Ferguson, LDT 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Ludwig, Senator JW 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Hurley, Senator AK 8.8.2005 – 7.12.2006 Citizenship and Integration Burke, AS 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Commerce Cook, Senator PFS 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Communications Schacht, Senator CC 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Smith, SF 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Tanner, LJ 25.11.2001 – 22.10.2004 Conroy, Senator SM 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Community Security see also Homeland Security Latham, MW 23.8.2002 – 2.7.2003 McClelland, RB 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Community Services see Family and Community Services Competition Policy Latham, MW 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Bowen, CE 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Competition Fitzgibbon, JA 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Conservation Ferguson, LDT 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Consumer Affairs Neal, Senator BJ 20.3.1996 – 3.9.1998 Tanner, LJ 28.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Sherry, Senator NJ 25.11.2001 – 18.2.2003 Consumer Health Griffin, AP 18.2.2003 – 8.12.2003 Consumer Protection Griffin, AP 18.2.2003 – 8.12.2003 Consumer Affairs Griffin, AP 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Lundy, Senator KA 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Ferguson, LDT 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Corporate Governance Conroy, Senator SM 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Corporate Governance and Responsibility Wong, Senator PYY 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Customs Martin, SP 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Kerr, DJC 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Melham, D 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Shadow Ministries Historical information Bishop, Senator TM 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Ludwig, Senator JW 26.10.2004 – 9.3.2007 Bevis, AR 9.3.2007 – 3.12.2007 Defence Bevis, AR 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Martin, SP 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Evans, Senator CV 25.11.2001 – 3.8.2004 Beazley, KC 3.8.2004 – 26.10.2004 McClelland, RB 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Fitzgibbon, JA 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Defence Science and Personnel Ferguson, LDT 27.3.1997 – 25.11.2001 Griffin, AP 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Defence Procurement, Science and Personnel Evans, Senator CV 3.8.2004 – 26.10.2004 Defence Planning and Personnel Bevis, AR 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Defence Industry, Procurement and Personnel Bishop, Senator TM 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Disabilities Ellis, AL 23.8.2002 – 22.10.2004 McLucas, Senator JE 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Disabilities and Carers McLucas, Senator JE 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Economic Ownership Latham, MW 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 6 585 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Education Baldwin, PJ 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Latham, MW 27.3.1997 – 19.10.1998 Lee, MJ 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Macklin, JL 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Education and Training Macklin, JL 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Smith, SF 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Employment and Training Ferguson, MJ 20.3.1996 – 3.10.1999 Kernot, C 3.10.1999 – 22.11.2001 Employment, Education, Training and Science Macklin, JL 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Employment, Education and Training Macklin, JL 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Employment and Workplace Participation Wong, Senator PYY 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Employment and Industrial Relations Gillard, JE 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Employment Services and Training Cox, DA 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Albanese, AN 23.8.2002 – 26.10.2004 Environment Lawrence, CM 20.3.1996 – 21.4.1997 Kerr, DJC 22.4.1997 – 20.10.1998 Thomson, KJ 18.2.2003 – 8.12.2003 Environment and Heritage Bolkus, Senator N 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Thomson, KJ 25.11.2001 – 18.2.2003 Thomson, KJ 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Albanese, AN 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Environment, Heritage and Climate Change Garrett, PR 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Energy Evans, Senator CV 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Family and Community Services see also Social Security Macklin, JL 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Family Services Macklin, JL 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Family Services and the Aged Evans, Senator CV 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Family and Community Services Swan, WM 20.10.1998 – 1.12.2000; 17.2.2001 – 26.10.2004 Plibersek, TJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Evans, Senator CV 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Macklin, JL 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Family Support Roxon, NL 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Federal/State Relations McMullan, RF 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Finance Sherry, Senator NJ 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Baldwin, PJ 27.3.1997 – 26.8.1997 Sherry, Senator NJ 26.8.1997 – 7.10.1997 McMullan, RF 7.10.1997 – 20.10.1998 Tanner, LJ 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Conroy, Senator SM 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 McMullan, RF 2.7.2003 – 22.10.2004 Sherry, Senator NJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Tanner, LJ 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Financial Services Conroy, Senator SM 20.10.1998 – 26.10.2004 Fitzgibbon, JA 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Sherry, Senator NJ 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Finance, Small Business and Financial Services Conroy, Senator SM 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Fisheries see Agriculture Foreign Affairs Brereton, LJ 20.3.1996 – 22.11.2001 Historical information Shadow Ministries Rudd, KM 25.11.2001 – 10.12.2006 McClelland, RB 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 6 Forestry and Conservation Ferguson, LDT 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 586 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Forestry see also Agriculture; Primary Industries Fitzgibbon, JA 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Ferguson, MJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Government Services see Public Administration Health Lee, MJ 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Macklin, JL 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Gillard, JE 2.7.2003 – 10.12.2006 Roxon, NL 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Health and Aged Smith, SF 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Health Regulation Ferguson, LDT 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Health, Assistant Shadow Minister Neal, Senator BJ 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Griffin, AP 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Heritage see also Environment Melham, D 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Home Affairs Faulkner, Senator JP 25.11.2001 – 8.12.2003 Homeland Security McClelland, RB 8.12.2003 – 24.6.2005 Bevis, AR 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Housing see also Infrastructure Neal, Senator BJ 26.8.1997 – 3.9.1998 Latham, MW 25.11.2001 – 6.12.2002 O’Connor, GM 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Melham, D 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Thomson, KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Carr, Senator KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Plibersek, TJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Human Services Thomson, KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Plibersek, TJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Immigration see also Population Kerr, DJC 20.3.1996 – 26.8.1997 Ferguson, MJ 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Sciacca, CA 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Gillard, JE 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Roxon, NL 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Smith, SF 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Ferguson, LDT 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Shadow Ministries Historical information Burke, AS 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Indigenous Affairs see also Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Gillard, JE 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 Affairs McMullan, RF 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 O’Brien, Senator KWK 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Carr, Senator KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Evans, Senator CV 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Macklin, JL 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Industrial Relations see also Workplace Relations McMullan, RF 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Bevis, AR 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Smith, SF 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Gillard, JE 26.10.2006 – 3.12.2007 Industrial Relations, Assistant Shadow Minister Bevis, AR 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Industry see also Innovation; Manufacturing Crean, SF 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Emerson, C 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Carr, Senator KJ 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Smith, SF 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Carr, Senator KJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Industry and Technology McMullan, RF 20.10.1998 – 5.9.2000 Industry, Innovation and Technology Lawrence, CM 5.9.2000 – 25.11.2001 6 587 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Information Technology see also Industry and Technology Evans, MJ 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Lundy, Senator KA 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Conroy, Senator SM 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Information Technology, Assistant Shadow Minister Lundy, Senator KA 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Infrastructure see also Housing Kernot, C 20.10.1998 – 3.10.1999 Ferguson, MJ 3.10.1999 – 23.8.2002 Ferguson, MJ 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Smith, SF 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Albanese, AN 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Infrastructure and Tourism Ferguson, MJ 23.8.2002 – 2.7.2003 Innovation, Industry, Trade and Tourism Emerson, C 25.11.2001 – 18.2.2003 Innovation, Industry and Trade Emerson, C 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 Innovation Carr, Senator KJ 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Carr, Senator KJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 International Security Rudd, KM 8.12.2003 – 10.12.2006 International Development Assistance McMullan, RF 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Justice Bolkus, Senator N 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Kerr, DJC 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Melham, D 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 McClelland, RB 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Ludwig, Senator JW 26.10.2004 – 9.3.2007 Bevis, AR 9.3.2007 – 3.12.2007 Local Government Latham, MW 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Neal, Senator BJ 27.3.1997 – 3.9.1998 Mackay, SM 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 O’Connor, GM 25.11.2001 – 8.12.2003 Melham, D 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 O’Brien, Senator KWK 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Carr, Senator KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Lundy, Senator KA 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Manufacturing Lundy, Senator KA 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Mining and Energy Fitzgibbon, JA 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Multicultural Affairs see also Citizenship Kerr, DJC 20.3.1996 – 26.8.1997 Ferguson, MJ 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Sciacca, CA 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Ferguson, LDT 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Ferguson, LDT 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 National Development Evans, Senator CV 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Northern Australia Collins, Senator RL 20.3.1996 – 26.8.1997 Olympic Coordination Faulkner, Senator JP 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Overseas Aid see also International Development Assistance Sercombe, RCG 24.6.2005 – 7.12.2006 Pacific Islands Sercombe, RCG 26.10.2004 – 7.12.2006 Population see also Immigration Kerr, DJC 27.3.1997 – 26.8.1997 Ferguson, MJ 26.8.1997 – 25.11.2001 Gillard, JE 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Roxon, NL 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Ferguson, LDT 8.12.2003 – 24.6.2005 Population, Assistant Shadow Minister Kerr, DJC 5.9.2000 – 22.11.2001 Historical information Shadow Ministries Population Health Ferguson, LDT 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Primary Industries Collins, Senator RL 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 6 O’Keefe, NP 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 588 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Primary Industries and Resources see also Agriculture, O’Brien, Senator KWK 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Fisheries and Forestry O’Brien, Senator KWK 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Ferguson, MJ 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Primary Industries, Fisheries and Forestry O’Brien, Senator KWK 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Public Administration and Government Services Faulkner, Senator JP 27.3.1997 – 25.11.2001 Public Administration and Home Affairs Faulkner, Senator JP 25.11.2001 – 18.2.2003 Public Administration and Accountability Faulkner, Senator JP 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Wong, Senator P 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Public Administration and Open Government Carr, Senator KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Public Accountability Thomson, KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Public Service Matters McMullan, RF 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Public Service Carr, Senator KJ 18.2.2003 – 8.12.2003 Emerson, CA 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Reconciliation see also Indigenous Affairs Melham, D 20.10.1998 – 31.8.2000 McMullan, RF 5.9.2000 – 25.11.2001 Lawrence, CM 25.11.2001 – 6 12.2002 Evans, CV 6.12.2002 – 18.2.2003 Gillard, JE 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 McMullan, RF 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 O’Brien, Senator KWK 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Carr, Senator KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Macklin, JL 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Regional Development Crean, SF 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Kernot, C 20.10.1998 – 3.10.1999 Ferguson, MJ 3.10.1999 – 25.11.2001 Ferguson, MJ 23.8.2002 – 24.6.2005 Crean, SF 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Regional and Urban Development Ferguson, MJ 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Regional Services Mackay, SM 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 O’Connor, GM 25.11.2001 – 8.12.2003 O’Brien, Senator KWK 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Shadow Ministries Historical information Regional Development and Roads Thomson, KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Resources and Energy O’Keefe, NP 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Smith, SF 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Resources Evans, MJ 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Fitzgibbon, JA 25.11.2001 – 8.12.2003 Ferguson, MJ 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Resources and Energy Evans, Senator CV 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Retirement Incomes and Savings see also Superannuation Sherry, Senator NJ 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Revenue Cox, DA 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Fitzgibbon, JA 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Bowen, CE 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Science Evans, MJ 20.3.1996 – 22.11.2001 Science and Research Carr, Senator KJ 25.11.2001 – 26.10.2004 Macklin, JL 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Carr, Senator KJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Small Business Cook, Senator PFS 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Martin, SP 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Fitzgibbon, JA 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Conroy, Senator SM 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 McMullan, RF 2.7.2003 – 22.10.2004 Burke, AS 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 6 589 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Small Business and Competition Fitzgibbon, JA 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Small Business, Service Economy and Independent Contractors Emerson, CA 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Social Security see also Family and Community Services Faulkner, Senator JP 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Macklin, JL 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Evans, Senator CV 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Social Inclusion Gillard, JE 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Special Minister of State Faulkner, Senator JP 18.2.2003 – 22.10.2004 Griffin, AP 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Security (Aviation and Transport) Bevis, AR 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Sport Martin, SP 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Lundy, Senator KA 20.10.1998 – 26.10.2004 Sport and Recreation Griffin, AP 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Sport and Recreation and Health Promotion Lundy, Senator KA 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Superannuation see also Retirement Incomes Sherry, Senator NJ 20.3.1996 – 26.8.1997; 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Sustainability Thomson, KJ 18.2.2003 – 26.10.2004 Technology see also Industry; Innovation Lawrence, CM 5.9.2000 – 25.11.2001 Territories Collins, Senator RL 20.3.1996 – 26.8.1997 Faulkner, Senator JP 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Mackay, Senator SM 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 O’Connor, GM 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Melham, D 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 O’Brien, Senator KWK 8.12.2003 – 24.6.2005 Carr, Senator KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Bevis, AR 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Tourism Martin, SP 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Fitzgibbon, JA 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Martin, SP 25.11.2001 – 16.8.2002 O’Connor, GM 23.8.2002 – 2.7.2003 Fitzgibbon, JA 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 O’Brien, Senator KWK 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 Ferguson, MJ 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Trade Smith, SF 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Cook, Senator PFS 27.3.1997 – 22.11.2001 Martin, SP 25.11.2001 – 16.8.2002 Emerson, C 23.8.2002 – 2.7.2003 Conroy, Senator SM 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Crean, SF 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Rudd, KM 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Crean, SF 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Transport see also Regional Development Tanner, LJ 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Kernot, C 20.10.1998 – 3.10.1999 Ferguson, MJ 3.10.1999 – 26.10.2004 O’Brien, Senator KWK 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Ferguson, MJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Treasurer Evans, GJ, QC 20.3.1996 – 19.10.1998 Crean, SF 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 McMullan, RF 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 Historical information Shadow Ministries Latham, MW 2.7.2003 – 8.12.2003 Crean, SF 8.12.2003 – 26.10.2004 6 Swan, WM 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 590 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Treasury, Finance and Small Business McMullan, RF 25.11.2001 – 18.2.2003 Treasurer, Assistant Shadow Latham, MW 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Sherry, Senator NJ 27.3.1997 – 7.10.1997 Thomson, KJ 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Latham, MW 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Cox, DA 23.8.2002 – 22.10.2004 Fitzgibbon, JA 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006 Bowen, CE 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Urban Development and Housing Latham, MW 25.11.2001 – 6.12.2002 Urban and Regional Development Ferguson, MJ 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Urban Development Melham, D 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Thomson, KJ 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Carr, Senator KJ 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Ferguson, LDT 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Veterans’ Affairs Martin, SP 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Ferguson, LDT 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Schacht, Senator CC 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Bishop, Senator TM 25.11.2001 – 24.6.2005 Griffin, AP 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Water Albanese, AN 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Women, Assisting the Leader on the Status of Lawrence, CM 20.3.1996 – 21.4.1997 Neal, Senator BJ 22.4.1997 – 26.8.1997 Macklin, JL 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Roxon, NL 2.7.2003 – 26.10.2004 Plibersek, TJ 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Women, Status of Macklin, JL 20.10.1998 – 5.9.2000 Lawrence, CM 5.9.2000 – 6.12.2002 Macklin, JL 6.12.2002 – 18.2.2003 Roxon, NL 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 Plibersek, TJ 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Workplace Relations see also Industrial Relations McClelland, RB 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Shadow Ministries Historical information Emerson, CA 2.7.2003 – 22.10.2004 Workforce Participation Wong, Senator P 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Youth Affairs Baldwin, PJ 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Latham, MW 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Lundy, Senator KA 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Youth Roxon, NL 25.11.2001 – 2.7.2003 Collins, Senator JMA 2.7.2003 – 22.10.2004 Plibersek, TJ 10.12.2006 – 3.12.2007 Youth and Early Childhood Education Plibersek, TJ 26.10.2004 – 10.12.2006

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Shadow Parliamentary Secretaries 19.3.1996 – 3.12.2007

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Affairs Albanese, AN 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (Senate) Forshaw, Senator MG 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Sidebottom, PS 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Arts Lundy, Senator KA 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Albanese, AN 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Sidebottom, PS 18.2.2003 – 2.7.2003 Garrett, PR 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Attorney-General Ludwig, Senator JW 25.11.2001– 26.10.2004 Communications (Senate) Bishop, Senator TM 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Communications Zahra, CJ 25.11.2001– 18.2.2003 O’Byrne, MA 18.2.2003 – 22.10.2004 Consumer Affairs and Banking Services Griffin, AP 25.11.2001– 18.2.2003 Defence Edwards, GJ 25.11.2001– 5.6.2003 Edwards, GJ 2.7.2003 – 3.12.2007 Education and Youth Affairs (Senate) Carr, Senator KJ 27.3.1997 – 26.8.1997 Education Carr, Senator KJ 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Education (Senate) Carr, Senator KJ 20.10.1998 25.11.2001 Livermore, KF 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Employment and Training Mackay, Senator SM 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Employment, Training and Population (Senate) Collins, Senator JMA 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Environment and Heritage Livermore, KF 25.11.2001– 26.10.2004 George, J 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Family and Community Services Albanese, AN 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Ellis, AL 25.11.2001 – 23.8.2002 Forshaw, Senator MG 23.8.2002– 26.10.2004 Foreign Affairs Byrne, AM 10.12.2006 - 3.12.2007 Health (Senate) Forshaw, Senator MG 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Health Griffin, AP 20.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Health and Ageing Murphy, JP 25.11.2001– 18.2.2003 Corcoran, AK 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Heritage Livermore, KF 2.7.2003 – 16.3.2004 Immigration Corcoran, AK 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Indigenous Affairs Snowdon, WE 26.10.2004 – 3.12.2007 Industrial Relations Mackay, Senator SM 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 O’Connor, BP 10.12.2006 - 3.12.2007 Industrial Relations (Senate) Collins, Senator JMA 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Industry, Innovation, Science and Research Campbell, Senator G 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Industry, Infrastructure and Industrial Relations Ripoll, B 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Industry and Innovation Ripoll, B 10.12.2006 - 3.12.2007 Infrastructure Ripoll, B 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Leader of the Opposition, Parliamentary Secretary to O’Connor, GM 20.3.1996 – 20.10.1998 Griffin, AP 25.11.2001– 18.2.2003 Cook, Senator PFS 8.12.2003 – 3.8.2004 Murphy, JP 18.2.2003 – 3.12.2007 Leader of the Opposition (Social and Community Affairs), Stephens, Senator U 10.12.2006 - 3.12.2007 Parliamentary Secretary to

Historical information Shadow Ministries Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Parliamentary Secretary to Carr, Senator KJ 20.3.1996 – 27.3.1997 Manufacturing Industry Campbell, Senator G 25.11.2001 - 8.12.2003 Northern Australia O’Connor, GM 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 6 Snowdon, WE 2.7.2003 – 3.12.2007 592 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Northern Australia and the Territories Snowdon, WE 25.11.2001– 2.7.2003 Population and Immigration Thomson, KJ 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Primary Industries O’Connor, GM 27.3.1997 – 20.10.1998 Primary Industries (Senate) Forshaw, MG 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Primary Industries and Resources Sidebottom, PS 25.11.2001– 8.12.2003 Reconciliation Albanese, AN 2.10.1998 – 25.11.2001 Snowdon, WE 2.7.2003 – 24.6.2005 Garrett, PR 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Regional Development, Infrastructure, Transport and Regional Horne, RH 20.10.1998 – 22.11.2001 Services Regional Development Zahra, CJ 18.2.2003 – 22.10.2004 Regional Development (House) King, CF 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Regional Development (Senate) Stephens, Senator UM 26.10.2004 – 24.6.2005 Science and Information Technology Lundy, Senator KA 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Science Stephens, Senator UM 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Sport and Tourism Lundy, Senator KA 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 Sustainability and the Environment Livermore, KF 18.2.2003 – 16.3.2004 Treasurer Thomson, KJ 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998 King, CF 24.6.2005 – 3.12.2007 Urban Development Zahra, CJ 8.12.2003 – 22.10.2004 Veterans’ Affairs Edwards, GJ 25.11.2001 - 3.12.2007 Water Stephens, Senator UM 24.6.2005 – 10.12.2006 Youth Affairs Lundy, Senator KA 26.8.1997 – 20.10.1998

LIB–NP Coalition Shadow Ministry from 3.12.2007

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Leader of the Opposition Nelson, Dr BJ 3.12.2007 – 16.9.2008 Turnbull, MB 16.9.2008 – 1.12.2009 Abbott, AJ 1.12.2009 – Deputy Leader of the Opposition Bishop, JI 3.12.2007 –

Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Minchin, Senator NH 6.12.2007 – 3.5.2010 Shadow Ministries Historical information Abetz, Senator E 3.5.2010 – Deputy Leader of the Opposition in the Senate Abetz, Senator E 6.12.2007 – 3.5.2010 Brandis, Senator G 3.5.2010 – Leader of the Nationals Truss, WE (NP) 3.12.2007 – Deputy Leader of the Nationals Scullion, Senator NG (CLP) 3.12.2007 – Leader of the National Party in the Senate Scullion, Senator NG (CLP) 3.12.2007 – 17.9.2008 Joyce, Senator BTG (NP) 17.9.2008 – Deputy Leader of the National Party in the Senate Boswell, Senator RLD (NP) 3.12.2007 – 27.6.2008 Nash, Senator FJ (NP) 27.6.2008 – Ageing see also Health and Ageing May, MA 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Fierravanti-Wells, Senator 8.12.2009 – CA Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Scullion, Senator NG (CLP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Cobb, JK (NP) 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Agriculture, Food Security, Fisheries and Forestry Cobb, JK (NP) 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Agriculture and Food Security Cobb, JK (NP) 14.9.2010 – ANZAC, Assisting the Leader of the Opposition on the Centenary Ronaldson, Senator MJC 3.3.2011 – of Apprenticeships see Employment Participation Arts Stone, SN 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Ciobo, SM 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Brandis, Senator GH 14.9.2010 – 6 593 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Attorney-General Brandis, Senator GH 6.12.2007 – Border Protection Pyne, CM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Keenan, MF 14.9.2010 – Broadband and the Digital Economy Billson, BF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Minchin, Senator NH 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Smith, ADH 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Broadband Turnbull, MB 14.9.2010 – Business Development Hartsuyker, L (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Cabinet Secretary Randall, DJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Ronaldson, Senator MJC 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Ruddock, PM 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Childcare Mirabella, S 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Stone, SN 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Ley, SP 14.9.2010 – Citizenship see Immigration

Climate Change Hunt, GA 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Climate Action Hunt, GA 8.12.2009 – COAG Robb, AJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Payne, Senator MA 8.12.2009 – Communications Billson, BF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Minchin, Senator NH 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Smith, ADH 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Turnbull, MB 14.9.2010 – Communications, Regional Hartsuyker, L (NP) 14.9.2010 – Community Services see also Human Services Abbott, AJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Competition Policy Dutton, PC 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Hockey, JB 22.9.2008 – 16.2.2009 Coonan, Senator HL 16.2.2009 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Billson, BF 8.12.2009 – Consumer Affairs Hartsuyker, L (NP) 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Billson, BF 14.9.2010 – Contractors, Independent Hartsuyker, L (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Ciobo, SM 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Corporate Governance Keenan, MF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Corporate Law Pearce, CJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Customs Ley, SP 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Keenan, MF 8.12.2009 –

Debt Reduction see Finance Defence Minchin, Senator NH 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Johnston, Senator DAL 22.9.2008 – Defence Science and Personnel Baldwin, RC 6.12.2007 – 14.9.2010 Defence Science, Technology and Personnel Robert, SR 14.9.2010 – Defence, Assisting the Shadow Minister for Baldwin, RC 6.12.2007 – 14.9.2010 Deregulation see Finance Dutton, PC 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Hockey, JB 22.9.2008 – 16.2.2009 Coonan, Senator HL 16.2.2009 – 8.12.2009 Billson, BF 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010

Historical information Shadow Ministries Robb, AJ 14.9.2010 – Disabilities and Carers Fifield, Senator MP 14.9.2010 – Education see also Universities 6 Education, Apprenticeships and Training Smith, ADH 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 594 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Pyne, CM 22.9.2008 – Education, Early Childhood Mirabella, S 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Stone, SN 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Learning, Early Childhood Ley, SP 14.9.2010 – Employment, Business and Workplace Relations Bishop, JI 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Employment and Workplace Relations Keenan, MF 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Abetz, Senator E 8.12.2009 – Employment Participation, Apprenticeships and Training Southcott, AJ 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Employment Participation and Training Southcott, AJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Employment Participation, Apprenticeships and Training Cormann, Senator MHP 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Employment Participation Ley, SP 14.9.2010 – Energy and Resources Johnston, Senator DAL 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Macfarlane, IE 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Minchin, Senator NH 8.12.2009 – 25.3.2010 Macfarlane, IE 25.3.2010 – Environment see also Climate Change Hunt, GA 6.12.2007 – Stone, SN 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Families Abbott, AJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Andrews, KJ 8.12.2009 – Federation, Modernising the Payne, Senator MA 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Finance Dutton, PC 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Hockey, JB 22.9.2008 – 16.2.2009 Coonan, Senator HL 16.2.2009 – 8.12.2009 Finance and Debt Reduction Joyce, Senator BTG (NP) 8.12.2009 – 25.3.2010 Robb, AJ 25.3.2010 – Financial Services Pearce, CJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Cormann, Senator MHP 14.9.2010 – Fisheries see Agriculture Food Security see Agriculture Foreign Affairs Robb, AJ 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Coonan, Senator HL 22.9.2008 – 16.2.2009 Bishop, JI 16.2.2009 –

Forestry see Agriculture Shadow Ministries Historical information Government Waste, Scrutiny of Ronaldson, Senator MJC 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Health and Ageing Hockey, JB 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Dutton, PC 22.9.2008 – Mental Health Fierravanti-Wells, Senator 14.9.2010 – CA Heritage Stone, SN 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Hunt, GA 8.12.2009 – Housing Ley, SP 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Abbott, AJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Morrison, SJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Andrews, KJ 8.12.2009 – Payne, Senator MA 14.9.2010 – Human Services Coonan, Senator HL 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Scullion, Senator NG (CLP) 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Andrews, KJ 8.12.2009 – Immigration and Citizenship Ellison, Senator CM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Stone, SN 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Morrison, SJ 8.12.2009 – Immigration and Citizenship, Assisting the Shadow Minister on Pyne, CM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Indigenous Affairs Abbott, AJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Stone, SN 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Scullion, Senator NG 8.12.2009 – 6 595 Parliamentary Handbook of the Commonwealth of Australia 2011

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Indigenous Development and Employment Payne, Senator MA 14.9.2010 – Industry see Innovation Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Abetz, Senator E 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Mirabella, S 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Innovation, Industry and Science Mirabella, S 14.9.2010 – Infrastructure Truss, WE (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Robb, AJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Macfarlane, IE 8.12.2009 – 25.3.2010 Joyce, Senator BTG (NP) 25.3.2010 – 14.9.2010 Truss, WE (NP) 14.9.2010 – Justice Pyne, CM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Ley, SP 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Keenan, MF 8.12.2009 – Local Government Truss, WE (NP) 6.12.2007 – 14.9.2010 Morrison, SJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Joyce, Senator BGT (NP) 14.9.2010 – Mental Health see Health Policy Development Committee, Chairman Robb, AJ 8.12.2009 – Productivity and Population Morrison, SJ 14.9.2010 – Regional Development Cobb, JK (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Truss, WE (NP) 22.9.2008 – 25.3.2010 Joyce, Senator BTG (NP) 25.3.2010 – Baldwin, RC 14.9.2010 – Research see Innovation, Universities Resources see Energy and Resources Science see Innovation Seniors Bishop, BK 8.12.2009 – Service Economy Ciobo, SM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Small Business Ciobo, SM 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Billson, BF 8.12.2009 – Special Minister of State Ronaldson, Senator MJC 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Bishop, BK 14.9.2010 – Sport Farmer, PF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Southcott, AJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 14.9.2010 – Superannuation Keenan, MF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Pearce, CJ 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Cormann, Senator MHP 14.9.2010 – Sustainable Development and Cities Billson, BF 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Sustainable Cities Billson, BF 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Tourism Johnston, Senator DAL 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Ciobo, SM 6.12.2007 – 14.9.2010 Baldwin, RC 14.9.2010 – Trade Macfarlane, IE 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Truss, WE (NP) 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Bishop, JI 14.9.2010 – Training see Employment Participation Transport Truss, WE (NP) 6.12.2007 – Treasurer Turnbull, MB 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Bishop, JI 22.9.2008 – 16.2.2009 Hockey, JB 16.2.2009 –

Historical information Shadow Ministries Treasurer, Assistant Shadow Keenan, MF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Smith, ADH 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Ley, SP 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 6 Cormann, Senator MHP 14.9.2010 – 596 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Universities and Research Mason, Senator BJ 14.9.2010 – Veterans' Affairs Bishop, BK 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Markus, LE 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Ronaldson, Senator MJC 14.9.2010 – Voluntary Sector Abbott, AJ 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Fifield, Senator MP 14.9.2010 – Water, Urban Hunt, GA 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Water Hunt, GA 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Macfarlane, IE 8.12.2009 – 25.3.2010 Joyce, Senator BTG (NP) 25.3.2010 – Water Security Cobb, JK (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Women Ley, SP 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Mirabella, S 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Stone, SN 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Youth Farmer, PF 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Ciobo, SM 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Mirabella, S 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Hartsuyker, L (NP) 14.9.2010 – Shadow Ministries Historical information

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Shadow Parliamentary Secretaries from 3.12.2007

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Ageing and the Voluntary Sector Coulton, MM (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Disabilities, Carers and the Voluntary Sector Bernardi, Senator C 22.9.2008 – 19.2.2009 Fifield, Senator MP 20.2.2009 – 14.9.2010 Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry Colbeck, Senator RM 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Fisheries and Forestry Colbeck, Senator RM 14.9.2010 – Attorney-General Humphries, Senator GJJ 14.9.2010 – Carers see Ageing Citizenship Markus, LE 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Humphries, Senator GJJ 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Citizenship and Settlement Gambaro, T 14.9.2010 – Defence Lindsay, PJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Robert, SR 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Defence Force and Defence Support Macdonald, Senator ID 14.9.2010 – Defence Materiel Humphries, Senator GJJ 14.9.2010 – Disabilities see Ageing and the Voluntary Sector Education Mason, Senator BJ 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Education and School Curriculum Standards Mason, Senator BJ 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Regional Education Nash, Senator FJ (NP) 14.9.2010 – Energy and Resources Randall, DJ 22.9.2008 – 10.11.2008 Haase, BW 10.11.2008 – 8.12.2009 Environment Birmingham, Senator SJ 14.9.2010 – Families and Community Services Bernardi, Senator C 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Families, Housing and Human Services Humphries, Senator G 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Supporting Families Bernardi, Senator C 14.9.2010 – Foreign Affairs Payne, Senator MA 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Government Waste, Scrutiny of Barnett, Senator G 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Briggs, JE 14.9.2010 – Health Colbeck, Senator RM 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Health Administration Cormann, Senator MHP 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Regional Health Services, Health and Wellbeing Southcott, AJ 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Primary Healthcare Southcott, AJ 14.9.2010 – Regional Health Services and Indigenous Health Laming, AC 14.9.2010 – Immigration Markus, LE 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 see also Citizenship Fierravanti-Wells, Senator CA 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Cash, Senator MC 14.9.2010 – Indigenous Affairs Payne, Senator MA 22.9.2010 – 8.12.2009 Infrastructure Haase, BW 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Infrastructure and Population Policy Bernardi, Senator C 8.12.2009 – Innovation, Industry, Science and Research Mason, Senator BJ 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Innovation, Industry and Science Colbeck, Senator RM 14.9.2010 – International Development Assistance Payne, Senator MA 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Gambaro, T 14.9.2010 – Justice Wood, JP 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Leader of the Opposition, Shadow Parliamentary Secretary Randall, DJ 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Assisting the Bernardi, Senator C 8.12.2009 – Leader of the Opposition in the Senate, Shadow Macdonald, Senator ID 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Historical information Shadow Ministries Parliamentary Secretary Assisting the Fierravanti-Wells, Senator CA 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 6 598 Part 6 Historical information on the Australian Parliament

Shadow portfolio Name Period of service Local Government Mirabella, S 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Randall, DJ 14.9.2010 – Northern Australia Macdonald, Senator ID 6.12.2007 – 8.12.2009 Northern and Remote Australia Macdonald, Senator ID 8.12.2009 – Policing Wood, JP 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Regional Development Forrest, JA (NP) 22.9.2008 – 8.12.2009 Regional Development and Emerging Trade Markets Coulton, MM (NP) 8.12.2009 – 14.9.2010 Roads and Transport Haase, BW 6.12.2007– 10.11.2008 Randall, DJ 10.11.2008 – 14.9.2010 Roads and Regional Transport Chester, DJ (NP) 14.9.2010 – Security, Public Wood, JP 22.9.2008 – 14.9.2010 Small Business and Fair Competition Ryan, Senator SM 14.9.2010 – Tax Reform Smith, ADH 14.9.2010 – Tourism Gash, J 6.12.2007 – 14.9.2010 Trade Forrest, JA (NP) 6.12.2007 – 22.9.2008 Voluntary Sector see Ageing Water Resources and Conservation Nash, Senator FJ (NP) 22.9.2008 – 1.12.2008 Coulton, MM (NP) 1.12.2008 – 8.12.2009 Murray-Darling Basin Birmingham, Senator SJ 8.12.2009 – Women, Status of Cash, Senator MC 14.9.2010 – Shadow Ministries Historical information

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Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Speakers

Senate Presidents Baker, the Hon. Sir Richard Chaffey, KCMG 9.5.1901 – 31.12.1906 Gould, the Hon. Albert John, VD (later Sir Albert) 20.2.1907 – 30.6.1910 Turley, the Hon. Henry 1.7.1910 – 8.7.1913 Givens, the Hon. Thomas 9.7.1913 – 30.7.1914 8.10.1914 – 30.6.1926 Newlands, the Hon. John, CBE (later Sir John, KCMG, CBE) 1.7.1926 – 13.8.1929 Kingsmill, the Hon. Walter 14.8.1929 – 30.8.1932 Lynch, the Hon. Patrick Joseph 31.8.1932 – 30.6.1938 Hayes, the Hon. John Blyth, CMG 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1941 Cunningham, the Hon. James 1.7.1941 – 4.7.1943 Brown, the Hon. Gordon 23.9.1943 – 19.3.1951 Mattner, the Hon. Edward William, MC, DCM, MM 12.6.1951 – 7.9.1953 McMullin, the Hon. Alister Maxwell (later Sir Alister, KCMG) 8.9.1953 – 30.6.1971 Cormack, the Hon. Sir Magnus Cameron, KBE 17.8.1971 – 11.4.1974 O’Byrne, the Hon. Justin 9.7.1974 – 11.11.1975 Laucke, the Hon. Condor Louis (later Sir Condor, KCMG) 17.2.1976 – 30.6.1981 Young, the Hon. Harold William (later Sir Harold, KCMG) 18.8.1981 – 4.2.1983 McClelland, the Hon. Douglas 21.4.1983 – 23.1.1987 Sibraa, the Hon. Kerry Walter 17.2.1987 – 5.6.1987 14.9.1987 – 31.1.1994 Beahan, the Hon. Michael Eamon 1.2.1994 – 30.6.1996 Reid, the Hon. Margaret Elizabeth 20.8.1996 – 18.8.2002 Calvert, the Hon. Paul Henry 19.8.2002 – 14.8.2007 Ferguson, the Hon. Alan Baird 14.8.2007 – 25.8.2008 Hogg, the Hon. John Joseph 26.8.2008 – Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Deputy Presidents, Historical information Presidents,

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Chairmen of Committees* Best, the Hon. Robert Wallace 28.6.1901 – 31.12.1903 Higgs, the Hon. William Guy 16.3.1904 – 31.12.1906 Pearce, the Hon. George Foster 21.2.1907 – 13.11.1908 Dobson, the Hon. Henry 25.11.1908 – 30.6.1910 O’Keefe, the Hon. David John 1.7.1910 – 30.7.1914 Henderson, George 9.10.1914 – 30.6.1917 Shannon, John Wallace 12.7.1917 – 30.6.1920 Bakhap, Thomas Jerome Kingston 21.7.1920 – 30.6.1923 Newlands, John 5.7.1923 – 30.6.1926 Plain, the Hon. William 1.7.1926 – 30.6.1932 Hays, Herbert 1.9.1932 – 23.9.1935 Sampson, Burford, DSO, VD 24.9.1935 – 30.6.1938 McLachlan, James 1.7.1938 – 30.6.1941 Brown, Gordon 1.7.1941 – 23.9.1943 Presidents,Historical information Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Courtice, Benjamin 23.9.1943 – 1.11.1946 Nicholls, Theophilus Martin 6.11.1946 – 19.3.1951 Rankin, George James, DSO, VD 12.6.1951 – 30.6.1953 Reid, the Hon. Albert David, MC 8.9.1953 – 22.5.1962 McKellar, Gerald Colin 7.8.1962 – 21.12.1964 Drake-Brockman, Thomas Charles, DFC 16.3.1965 – 11.11.1969 Bull, Thomas Louis, OBE 25.11.1969 – 30.6.1971 Prowse, Edgar Wylie 17.8.1971 – 31.12.1973 Webster, James Joseph 5.3.1974 – 21.12.1975 Drake-Brockman, the Hon. Thomas Charles, DFC 17.2.1976 – 30.6.1978 Scott, Douglas Barr 15.8.1978 – 10.12.1979 Maunsell, Charles Ronald 19.2.1980 – 30.6.1981 McClelland, the Hon. Douglas 20.8.1981 – 22.10.1981

Deputy Presidents and Chairmen of Committees McClelland, the Hon. Douglas 22.10.1981 – 4.2.1983 Hamer, David John, DSC 21.4.1983 – 5.6.1987 14.9.1987 – 30.6.1990 Colston, Malcolm Arthur 21.8.1990 – 16.8.1993 Crichton-Browne, Noel Ashley 17.8.1993 – 9.5.1995 Reid, Margaret Elizabeth 9.5.1995 – 19.8.1996 Colston, Malcolm Arthur 20.8.1996 – 6.5.1997 West, Suzanne Margaret 6.5.1997 – 30.6.2002 Hogg, John Joseph 19.8.2002 – 25.8.2008 Ferguson, the Hon. Alan Baird 26.8.2008 – 30.6.2011 Parry, the Hon. Stephen Shane 4.7.2011 –

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House of Representatives Speakers Holder, the Hon. Sir Frederick William, KCMG 9.5.1901 – 23.11.1903 2.3.1904 – 5.11.1906 20.2.1907 – 23.7.1909 Salmon, the Hon. Charles Carty 28.7.1909 – 19.2.1910 McDonald, the Hon. Charles 1.7.1910 – 23.4.1913 Johnson, the Hon. William Elliot 9.7.1913 – 30.7.1914 McDonald, the Hon. Charles 8.10.1914 – 26.3.1917 Johnson, the Hon. William Elliot (later Sir Elliot, KCMG) 14.6.1917 – 3.11.1919 26.2.1920 – 6.11.1922 Watt, the Rt Hon. William Alexander 28.2.1923 – 3.10.1925 Groom, the Hon. Sir Littleton Ernest, KCMG, KC 13.1.1926 – 9.10.1928 6.2.1929 – 16.9.1929 Makin, the Hon. Norman John Oswald 20.11.1929 – 27.11.1931 Mackay, the Hon. George Hugh 17.2.1932 – 7.8.1934 Bell, the Hon. George John, DSO, VD 23.10.1934 – 21.9.1937 30.11.1937 – 27.8.1940 Nairn, the Hon. Walter Maxwell 20.11.1940 – 21.6.1943 Rosevear, the Hon. John Solomon 22.6.1943 – 7.7.1943 23.9.1943 – 16.8.1946 6.11.1946 – 31.10.1949 Cameron, the Hon. Archie Galbraith 22.2.1950 – 19.3.1951 12.6.1951 – 21.4.1954 4.8.1954 – 4.11.1955 15.2.1956 – 9.8.1956 McLeay, the Hon. John, MM (later Sir John, KCMG, MM) 29.8.1956 – 14.10.1958 17.2.1959 – 2.11.1961 20.2.1962 – 1.11.1963 25.2.1964 – 31.10.1966 Aston, the Hon. William John (later Sir William, KCMG) 21.2.1967 – 29.9.1969 25.11.1969 – 2.11.1972 Cope, the Hon. James Francis 27.2.1973 – 11.4.1974 9.7.1974 – 27.2.1975 Scholes, the Hon. Gordon Glen Denton 27.2.1975 – 11.11.1975 Snedden, the Rt Hon. Billy Mackie, QC (later Sir Billy, KCMG, QC) 17.2.1976 – 10.11.1977 21.2.1978 – 19.9.1980 25.11.1980 – 4.2.1983 Jenkins, the Hon. Dr Henry Alfred 21.4.1983 – 26.10.1984 21.2.1985 – 20.12.1985 Child, the Hon. Joan 11.2.1986 – 5.6.1987 14.9.1987 – 28.8.1989 McLeay, the Hon. Leo Boyce 29.8.1989 – 22.12.1989 8.5.1990 – 8.2.1993 Martin, the Hon. Stephen Paul 4.5.1993 – 29.1.1996 Halverson, the Hon. Robert George 30.4.1996 – 3.3.1998 Sinclair, the Rt Hon. Ian McCahon 4.3.1998 – 31.8.1998 Andrew, the Hon. John Neil 10.11.1998 – 8.10.2001 12.2.2002 – 31.8.2004 Hawker, the Hon. David Peter Maxwell 16.11.2004 – 17.10.2007 Jenkins, Henry Alfred 12.2.2008 – 19.7.2010 28.9.2010 – Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Deputy Presidents, Historical information Presidents,

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Chairmen of Committees Chanter, the Hon. John Moore 5.6.1901 – 10.10.1902 4.6.1903 – 22.10.1903 Salmon, the Hon. Charles Carty 17.3.1904 – 15.12.1904 2.8.1905 – 21.12.1905 McDonald, the Hon. Charles 20.6.1906 – 12.10.1906 10.7.1907 – 19.2.1910 Poynton, the Hon. Alexander 1.7.1910 – 23.4.1913 Fowler, the Hon. James Mackinnon 9.7.1913 – 30.7.1914 Chanter, the Hon. John Moore 9.10.1914 – 26.3.1917 14.6.1917 – 3.11.1919 27.2.1920 – 6.11.1922 Bamford, the Hon. Frederick William 28.2.1923 – 3.10.1925 Bayley, James Garfield 14.1.1926 – 9.10.1928 7.2.1929 – 16.9.1929 Presidents,Historical information Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy McGrath, David Charles 20.11.1929 – 27.11.1931 Bell, George John, CMG, DSO, VD 17.2.1932 – 7.8.1934 Prowse, John Henry 23.10.1934 – 21.9.1937 30.11.1937 – 27.8.1940 21.11.1940 – 21.6.1943 Riordan, William James Frederick 22.6.1943 – 7.7.1943 24.9.1943 – 16.8.1946 Clark, Joseph James 7.11.1946 – 31.10.1949 Adermann, Charles Frederick 22.2.1950 – 19.3.1951 20.6.1951 – 21.4.1954 4.8.1954 – 4.11.1955 15.2.1956 – 14.10.1958 Bowden, George James, MC 17.2.1959 – 7.3.1961 Lucock, Philip Ernest, CBE 8.3.1961 – 2.11.1961 20.2.1962 – 1.11.1963 25.2.1964 – 31.10.1966 21.2.1967 – 29.9.1969 25.11.1969 – 2.11.1972 Scholes, Gordon Glen Denton 28.2.1973 – 11.4.1974 9.7.1974 – 27.2.1975 Berinson, Joseph Max 27.2.1975 – 14.7.1975 Jenkins, Dr Henry Alfred 19.8.1975 – 11.11.1975 Lucock, Philip Ernest, CBE 17.2.1976 – 10.11.1977 Millar, Percival Clarence 21.2.1978 – 19.9.1980 25.11.1980 – 4.2.1983 Johnson, the Hon. Leslie Royston 21.4.1983 – 19.12.1983 Child, Joan 28.2.1984 – 11.2.1986 McLeay, Leo Boyce 11.2.1986 – 4.6.1987 14.9.1987 – 29.8.1989 Edwards, Ronald Frederick 29.8.1989 – 19.2.1990 8.5.1990 – 8.2.1993

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Deputy Speakers Jenkins, Henry Alfred 4.5.1993 – 29.1.1996 Nehl, Garry Barr 30.4.1996 – 8.10.2001 Causley, the Hon. Ian Raymond 12.2.2002 – 31.8.2004 16.11.2004 – 17.10.2007 Burke, Anna Elizabeth 12.2.2008 – 19.7.2010 Slipper, the Hon. Peter Neil 28.9.2010 –

Second Deputy Speakers Rocher, Allan Charles 3.3.1994 – 29.1.1996 Jenkins, Henry Alfred 30.4.1996 – 31.8.1998 10.11.1998 – 8.10.2001 12.2.2002 – 31.8.2004 16.11.2004 – 17.10.2007 Scott, the Hon. Bruce Craig 12.2.2008 – 19.7.2010 28.9.2010 – Presidents, Deputy Presidents, Speakers and Deputy Deputy Presidents, Historical information Presidents,

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