Jack Renshaw

For the British far-right extremist, see Jack Renshaw (terrorist).

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The Honourable Jack Renshaw AC
31st Premier of New South Wales
In office 30 April 1964 –13 May 1965

New South Wales Legislative Assembly
Preceded by Alfred Yeo	Member for Castlereagh 1941 –1980	Succeeded by Jim Curran
Political offices
Preceded by Bill Sheahan	Secretary for Lands 1950 –1952	Succeeded by John McGrath
Preceded by Joseph Cahill	Secretary for Public Works 1952 –1956	Succeeded by Frank Hawkins
Preceded by Joseph Cahill	Minister for Local Government 1953 –1959	Succeeded by Pat Hills
New title	Minister for Highways 1956 –1959
Preceded by Bob Heffron	Deputy Premier of New South Wales 1959 –1964	Succeeded by Pat Hills
Preceded by Bob Heffron	Treasurer of New South Wales 1959 –1965	Succeeded by Robert Askin
Preceded by John McGrath	Minister for Lands 1960 –1961	Succeeded by Keith Compton
New title	Minister for Industrial Development and Decentralisation 1962 –1965	Succeeded by John Fuller as Minister for Decentralisation and Development
Preceded by Bob Heffron	Premier of New South Wales 1964 –1965	Succeeded by Robert Askin
Preceded by Sir Eric Willis	Treasurer of New South Wales 1976 –1980	Succeeded by Neville Wran
Party political offices
Preceded by Bob Heffron	Deputy Leader of the Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch) 1959 –1964	Succeeded by Pat Hills
	Leader of the Australian Labor Party (NSW Branch) 1964 –1968
Diplomatic posts
Preceded by Peter Valkenburg	Agent-General for New South Wales 1980 –1983	Succeeded by Reginald Watson