List of Australian heads of government by time in office

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The Australian heads of government include the prime minister of Australia, the premiers of the six states of Australia, and the chief ministers of the two self-governing territories of Australia.

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Current heads of government

   Australian Labor Party    Liberal Party of Australia

RankStatePremierPortraitPartyDistrictAssumed officePredecessorTermTime in officeTotalTime in officeElection wins
 1. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Andrew Barr
(1973–)
AndrewBarrportrait (cropped).jpg Labor MLA for Molonglo
(2006–2016)
Kurrajong
(2016–)
11 December 2014 Katy Gallagher
(1970–)
Labor
Arrow east.svg 9 years, 169 days 2016 2020
 2. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Peter Malinauskas
(1980–)
Peter Malinauskas (cropped).png Labor MP for Croydon
(2018–)
21 March 2022 Steven Marshall
(1968–)
Liberal
Arrow east.svg 2 years, 68 days 2022
 3. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Jeremy Rockliff
(1970–)
Jeremy-Rockliff.jpg Liberal MHA for Braddon
(2002–)
8 April 2022 Peter Gutwein
(1964–)
Liberal
Arrow east.svg 2 years, 50 days 2024
 4. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Anthony Albanese
(1963–)
Anthony Albanese portrait (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Grayndler
(1996–)
23 May 2022 Scott Morrison
(1968–)
Liberal
Arrow east.svg 2 years, 5 days 2022
 5. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Chris Minns
(1979–)
Chris Minns MP (cropped).png Labor MP for Kogarah
(2015–)
28 March 2023 Dominic Perrottet
(1982–)
Liberal
Arrow east.svg 1 year, 61 days 2023
 6. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Roger Cook
(1965–)
3 Feb 15 FREO FSH gnangarra-123.jpg Labor MP for Kwinana
(2008–)
8 June 2023 Mark McGowan
(1967–)
Labor
Arrow east.svg 355 days
 7. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Jacinta Allan
(1973–)
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Bendigo East
(1999–)
27 September 2023 Daniel Andrews
(1972–)
Labor
Arrow east.svg 244 days
 8. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Steven Miles
(1977–)
Dr Steven Miles MP (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Murrumba
(2017–)
15 December 2023 Annastacia Palaszczuk
(1969–)
Labor
Arrow east.svg 165 days
 9. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Eva Lawler
(1961–)
No image.svg Labor MLA for Drysdale
(2016–)
21 December 2023 Natasha Fyles
(1978–)
Labor
Arrow east.svg 159 days

Historical heads of government

Parties

   Australian Labor Party    Liberal Party of Australia    National Party of Australia    Country Liberal Party   Non-Party Conservatism  Non-Party Liberalism  No Party Alignment

RankStatePremierPortraitPartyDistrictAssumed
office
Left
office
Term
Time in office
Total
Time in office
Election
wins
 1. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Thomas Playford

(1896–1981)
GCMG
Playford portrait 38.jpg Liberal & Country League MP for Gumeracha
(1938–1968)
5 November 193810 March 1965 Arrow east.svg 26 years, 125 days 1941 1944
1947
1950 1953
1956
1959 1962
 2. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Joh Bjelke-Petersen

(1911–2005)
KCMG
Joh Bjelke-Petersen.jpg Country
& National
MP for Barambah
(1950–1987)
9 August 19681 December 1987 Arrow east.svg 19 years, 114 days 1969 1972
1974
1977 1980
1983
1986
 3. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Robert Cosgrove

(1884–1969)
KCMG
Robert Cosgrove.jpg Labor MHA for Denison
(1933–1958)
18 December 193918 December 19478 years, 0 days18 years, 182 days 1941 1946
1948
1950 1955
1956
25 February 194826 August 195810 years, 182 days
 4. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Sir
Robert Menzies

(1894–1978)
KT AK CH QC FAA FRS
Portrait Menzies 1950s.jpg United Australia MP for Kooyong, VIC
(1934–1966)
26 April 193929 August 19412 years, 125 days18 years, 163 days 1940 1949
1951
1954 1955
1958
1961 1963
  Liberal 19 December 194926 January 196616 years, 38 days
 5. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Henry Bolte

(1908–1990)
GCMG
Henry Bolte.jpg Liberal & Country MLA for Hampden
(1947–1972)
7 June 19556 March 19659 years, 272 days17 years, 77 days 1955 1958
1961
1964 1967
1970
Liberal 6 March 196523 August 19727 years, 170 days
 6. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Eric Reece
(1909–1999)
AC
Eric Reece.jpg Labor MHA for Braddon
(1945–1975)
26 August 195826 May 196910 years, 273 days13 years, 240 days 1959 1964
1972
3 May 197231 March 19752 years, 332 days
 7. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
David Brand

(1912–1979)
KCMG
DavidBrand1963.jpg Liberal MLA for Greenough
(1945–1975)
2 April 19593 March 1971 Arrow east.svg 11 years, 335 days 1959 1962
1965
1968
 8. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Joseph Lyons
(1879–1939)
CH
Joseph Lyons.jpg Labor MHA for Wilmot
(1909–1929)
25 October 192315 June 19284 years, 234 days11 years, 325 days 1925 1931
1934
1937
  Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
United Australia MP for Wilmot, TAS
(1929–1939)
6 January 19327 April 19397 years, 91 days
 9. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Henry Parkes

(1815–1896)
GCMG
Henryparkes.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MLA for East Sydney
(1872–1877)
Canterbury
(1877–1880)
Tenterfield
(1882–1884)
14 May 18728 February 18752 years, 270 days11 years, 278 days 1872 1880
1887
1889
22 March 187716 August 1877147 days
21 December 18784 January 18834 years, 14 days
Free Trade 25 January 188716 January 18891 year, 357 days
8 March 188923 October 18912 years, 229 days
 10. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
John Howard
(1939–)
OM AC
Howard John BANNER.jpg Liberal MP for Bennelong, NSW
(1974–2007)
11 March 19963 December 2007 Arrow east.svg 11 years, 267 days 1996 1998
2001
2004
 11. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Albert Dunstan

(1882–1950)
KCMG
Albert Dunstan (cropped).jpg Country MLA for Korong and Eaglehawk
(1927–1945)
2 April 193514 September 19438 years, 165 days10 years, 179 days 1937 1940
1943
18 September 19432 October 19452 years, 14 days
 12. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Francis Nicklin

(1895–1978)
KCMG, MM
Frank Nicklin 1963.jpg Country MP for Landsborough
(1950–1968)
12 August 195717 January 1968 Arrow east.svg 10 years, 158 days 1957 1960
1963
1966
 13. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Bob Carr
(1947–)
Bob Carr.jpg Labor MLA for Maroubra
(1983–2005)
4 April 19953 August 2005 Arrow east.svg 10 years, 121 days 1995 1999
2003
 14. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
William Forgan Smith
(1897–1953)
William Forgan Smith.jpg Labor MP for Mackay
(1915–1942)
17 June 193216 September 1942 Arrow east.svg 10 years, 91 days 1932 1935
1938
1941
 15. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Neville Wran
(1926–2014)
AC, CNZM, QC
Neville Wran Premier.jpg Labor MLA for Bass Hill
(1973–1986)
14 May 19764 July 1986 Arrow east.svg 10 years, 51 days 1976 1978
1981
1984
 16. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
John Forrest

(1847–1918)
GCMG
John Forrest.jpg Pro-ForrestMLA for Bunbury
(1890–1901)
29 December 189015 February 1901 Arrow east.svg 10 years, 48 days 1890 1894
1897
 17. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Bannon
(1943–2015)
AO
John Charles Bannon 1943-2015.jpg Labor MP for Ross Smith
(1977–1993)
10 November 19824 September 1992 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 299 days 1982 1985
1989
 18. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Robert Askin

(1907–1981)
GCMG
Robert Askin 1973.jpg Liberal MLA for Collaroy
(1950–1973)
Pittwater
(1973–1975)
13 May 19654 January 1975 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 236 days 1965 1968
1971
1973
 19. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Mike Rann
(1953–)
CNZM RP
Mike Rann (smiling).jpg Labor MP for Ramsay
(1993–2012)
5 March 200221 October 2011 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 230 days 2002 2006
2010
 20. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Don Dunstan
(1926–1999)
AC, QC
Don Dunstan 1968 crop.jpg Labor MP for Norwood
(1953–1979)
1 June 196717 April 1968321 days9 years, 214 days 1970 1973
1975
1977
2 June 197015 February 19798 years, 258 days
 21. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Jon Stanhope
(1951–)
AO
JonStanhope2006.jpg Labor MLA for Ginninderra
(1998–2011)
5 November 200112 May 2011 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 188 days 2001 2004
2008
 22. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Andrew Barr
(1973–)
AndrewBarrportrait (cropped).jpg Labor MLA for Molonglo
(2006–2016)
MLA for Kurrajong
(2016–)
11 December 2014Incumbent Arrow east.svg 9 years, 169 days [1] 2016 2020
 23. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Philip Collier
(1873–1948)
Philip Collier.jpg Labor MLA for Boulder
(1905–1948)
16 April 192424 April 19306 years, 8 days9 years, 126 days 1924 1927
1933
1936
24 April 193320 August 19363 years, 118 days
 24. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Peter Beattie
(1952–)
AC
Peter Beattie, BYCC, August 2013 (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Brisbane Central
(1989–2007)
20 June 199813 September 2007 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 85 days 1998 2001
2004
2006
 25. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
John Willcock
(1879–1956)
John Willcock.jpg Labor MLA for Geraldton
(1917–1947)
20 August 193631 July 1945 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 345 days 1939 1943
 26. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Annastacia Palaszczuk
(1969–)
Annastacia Palaszczuk 2016.jpg Labor MP for Inala
(2006–)
14 February 201515 December 2023 Arrow east.svg 9 years, 104 days 2015
2017
2020
 27. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
James McCulloch

(1819–1893)
KCMG
Jamesmcculloch.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Mornington
(1862–1872)
Warrnambool
(1874–1878)
27 June 18636 May 18684 years, 314 days8 years, 304 days 1864 1866
1868
11 July 186820 September 18691 year, 71 days
9 April 187019 June 18711 year, 71 days
20 October 187521 May 18771 year, 213 days
 28. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Daniel Andrews
(1972–)
Daniel Andrews 2018.jpg Labor MLA for Mulgrave
(2002–2023)
4 December 201427 September 2023 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 297 days 2014 2018 2022
 29. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Rupert Hamer

(1916–2004)
KCMG AC ED
Dick Hamer.jpg Liberal MLA for Kew
(1971–1981)
23 August 19725 June 1981 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 286 days 1973 1976
1979
 30. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Bob Hawke
(1929–2019)
AC GCL
Hawke Bob BANNER.jpg Labor MP for Wills, VIC
(1980–1992)
11 March 198320 December 1991 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 284 days 1983 1984
1987
1990
 31. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Richard Butler

(1885–1966)
KCMG
Richard Layton Butler.jpg Liberal & Country League MP for Wooroora
(1921–1938)
8 April 192717 April 19303 years, 9 days8 years, 210 days 1927 1933
1938
18 April 19335 November 19385 years, 201 days
 32. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Colin Barnett
(1950–)
Colin Barnett (formal) crop.jpg Liberal MLA for Cottesloe
(1990–)
23 September 200817 March 2017 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 175 days 2008 2013
 33. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John Cain Jr.
(1931–2019)
John Cain 2018.jpg Labor MLA for Bundoora
(1976–1992)
8 April 198210 August 1990 Arrow east.svg 8 years, 124 days 1982 1985
1988
 34. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Richard Court
(1947–)
AC
Richard Court - Ambassador to Japan b.jpg Liberal MLA for Nedlands
(1982–2001)
16 February 199310 February 2001 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 360 days 1993 1996
 35. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
James Mitchell

(1866–1951)
GCMG
Sir James Mitchell.jpg Nationalist MLA for Northam
(1905–1933)
17 May 191916 April 19244 years, 335 days7 years, 335 days 1921 1930
24 April 193024 April 19333 years, 0 days
 36. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Charles Court

(1911–2007)
AK KCMG OBE
Charles Court in 1952 cropped.jpg Liberal MLA for Nedlands
(1953–1982)
8 April 197425 January 1982 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 292 days 1974 1977
1980
 37. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Steve Bracks
(1954–)
AC
Steve Bracks at a Vietnam Veterans Day ceremony, August 2006.jpg Labor MLA for Williamstown
(1994–2007)
19 October 199930 July 2007 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 284 days 1999 2002
2006
 38. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Joseph Cahill
(1891–1959)
JosephCahill1956.jpg Labor MLA for Cook's River
(1941–1959)
2 April 195222 October 1959 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 203 days 1953 1956
1959
 39. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Malcolm Fraser
(1930–2015)
AC CH GCL
Malcolm Fraser 1977 (cropped).jpg Liberal MP for Wannon, VIC
(1955–1983)
11 November 197511 March 1983 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 120 days 1975 1977
1980
 40. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Billy Hughes
(1862–1952)
CH KC
Billy Hughes 1919.jpg Labor MP for West Sydney, NSW
(1901–1917)
Bendigo, VIC
(1917–1922)
North Sydney, NSW
(1922–1949)
27 October 191514 November 19161 year, 18 days7 years, 105 days 1917 1919
1922
  National Labor 14 November 191617 February 191795 days
  Nationalist 17 February 19179 February 19235 years, 357 days
 41. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Bertram Stevens

(1889–1973)
KCMG
Sir Bertram Stevens.jpg United Australia MLA for Croydon
(1927–1940)
16 May 19325 August 1939 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 81 days 1932 1935
1938
 42. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Samuel Griffith

(1845–1920)
GCMG QC
SGriff1.jpg Liberalism MP for North Brisbane
(1878–1888)
13 November 188313 June 18884 years, 213 days7 years, 75 days 1883
  Ministerial Brisbane North
(1888–1893)
12 August 189027 March 18932 years, 227 days
 43. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Paul Everingham
(1943–)
AO
Paul Everingham.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Jingili
(1974–1984)
13 August 197716 October 1984 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 64 days 1980 1983
 44. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Robin Gray
(1940–)
Liberal MHA for Wilmot
(1976–1984)
Lyons
(1984–1995)
26 May 198229 June 1989 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 34 days 1982 1986
 45. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Jeff Kennett
(1948–)
AC
Jeff Kennett b.jpg Liberal MLA for Burwood
(1976–1999)
6 October 199219 October 1999 Arrow east.svg 7 years, 13 days 1992 1996
 46. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Charles Cowper

(1807–1875)
KCMG
Charlescowper.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Sydney City
(1856–1859)
East Sydney
(1859–1867)
26 August 18562 October 185637 days6 years, 352 days 1865
7 September 185726 October 18592 years, 49 days
10 January 186115 October 18632 years, 278 days
3 February 186521 January 1866352 days
MLA for Liverpool Plains
(1869–1870)
13 January 187015 December 1870336 days
 47. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Marshall Perron
(1942–)
Marshall Perron.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Fannie Bay
(1983–1995)
13 July 198826 May 1995 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 317 days 1990 1994
 48. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Archibald Peake
(1859–1920)
Archibald Peake.jpg Liberal & Democratic Union MP for Victoria & Albert
(1902–1915)
Alexandra
(1915–1920)
5 June 19093 June 1910363 days6 years, 312 days 1912 1918
  Liberal Union 17 February 19123 April 19153 years, 45 days
14 July 19178 April 19202 years, 269 days
 49. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Walter Lee

(1874–1963)
KCMG
Sir Walter Lee.jpg Commonwealth Liberal MHA for Wilmot
(1909–1946)
15 April 191612 August 19226 years, 119 days6 years, 290 days 1916 1919
1922
  Nationalist 14 August 192325 October 192372 days
15 March 193422 June 193499 days
 50. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
William Holman
(1871–1934)
William Holman 1919.jpg Labor MLA for Cootamundra
(1904–1920)
30 June 191315 November 19163 years, 138 days6 years, 287 days 1913 1917
  Nationalist 15 November 191612 April 19203 years, 149 days
 51. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Stanley Bruce
(1883–1967)
CH MC PC FRS
Stanley Bruce 1930.jpg Nationalist MP for Flinders, VIC
(1918–1929)
9 February 192322 October 1929 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 255 days 1925 1928
 52. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Elliott Lewis

(1858–1935)
KCMG
Neil Elliott Lewis.jpg Conservatism MHA for Richmond
(1886–1903)
12 October 18999 April 19033 years, 179 days6 years, 188 days 1900 1912
Commonwealth Liberal MHA for Denison
(1909–1922)
19 June 190920 October 1909123 days
27 October 190914 June 19122 years, 231 days
 53. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Charles Kingston
(1850–1908)
Charles Kingston.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MP for West Adelaide
(1881–1900)
16 June 18931 December 1899 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 168 days 1893 1896
1899
 54. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Jay Weatherill
(1964–)
Jay Weatherill May 2018.jpg Labor MP for Cheltenham
(2002–)
21 October 201119 March 2018 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 149 days 2014
 55. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Clare Martin
(1952–)
Clare Martin (7856638174).jpg Labor MLA for Fannie Bay
(1995–2008)
18 August 200126 November 2007 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 100 days 2001 2005
 56. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Mark McGowan
(1967–)
Mark McGowan headshot.jpg Labor MLA for Rockingham
(1996–2023)
17 March 20178 June 2023 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 83 days 2017 2021
 57. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Wayne Goss
(1951–2014)
Wayne Goss.png Labor MP for Logan
(1986–1998)
7 December 198919 February 1996 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 74 days 1989 1992
1995
 58. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Robert Herbert

(1831–1905)
GCB
Queensland State Archives 2954 Portrait of The Honourable Sir Robert George Wyndham Herbert Premier of Queensland c 1862.png No Party AlignmentMP for Leichhardt
(1860–1863)
10 December 18591 February 18666 years, 53 days6 years, 71 days
MP for West Moreton
(1863–1866)
20 July 18667 August 186618 days
 59. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Harry Lawson

(1875–1952)
KCMG
27Harrylawson.jpg Nationalist MLA for Castlemaine and Maldon
(1904–1927)
21 March 191828 April 1924 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 39 days 1920 1921
 60. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Albert Hawke
(1900–1986)
Albert Hawke 1965.jpg Labor MLA for Northam
(1933–1968)
23 February 19532 April 1959 Arrow east.svg 6 years, 37 days 1953 1956
 61. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
George Reid

(1845–1918)
GCB GCMG PC KC
George Reid cph.3c31684.jpg Free Trade MHA for Sydney-King
(1894–1901)
3 August 189413 September 18995 years, 41 days5 years, 362 days 1894 1895
1898
Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
MP for East Sydney, NSW
(1901–1910)
18 August 19045 July 1905321 days
 62. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Philip Fysh

(1835–1919)
KCMG
Philip fysh.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Buckingham
(1884–1894)
9 August 18775 March 1878208 days5 years, 349 days
  Liberalism 30 March 188717 August 18925 years, 140 days
 63. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Duncan McLarty

(1891–1962)
KBE MM
Ross McLarty.jpg Liberal MLA for Murray-Wellington
(1930–1950)
Murray
(1950–1962)
1 April 194723 February 1953 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 328 days 1947 1950
 64. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Edward Hanlon
(1887–1952)
Queensland State Archives 4694 Premier Hanlon MLA c 1952.png Labor MP for Ithaca
(1926–1952)
7 March 194616 January 1952 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 315 days 1947 1950
 65. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Thomas McIlwraith

(1835–1900)
KCMG
Thomas McIlwraith.jpg Conservative MP for Mulgrave
(1878–1886)
21 January 187913 November 18834 years, 296 days5 years, 314 days 1888 1893
MP for Brisbane North
(1888–1896)
13 June 188830 November 1888170 days
Ministerial 27 March 189327 October 1893214 days
 66. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Will Hodgman
(1969–)
Will Hodgman apples cropped.jpg Liberal MHA for Franklin
(2002–)
31 March 201420 January 2020 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 295 days 2014 2018
 67. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
John McPhee

(1878–1952)
KCMG
Sir John McPhee.jpg Nationalist MHA for Denison
(1919–1934)
15 June 192815 March 1934 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 273 days 1928 1931
 68. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
William McKell

(1891–1985)
GCMG
Williammckell.jpg Labor MLA for Redfern
(1927–1947)
16 May 19416 February 1947 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 266 days 1941 1944
 69. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Michael Gunner
(1976–)
Michael Gunner shakes hands with Adm. Harry Harris (cropped).jpg Labor MLA for Fannie Bay
(2008–2022)
31 August 201613 May 2022 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 255 days 2016 2020
 70. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Kate Carnell
(1955–)
AO
Carnell thumb.jpg Liberal MLA for Molonglo
(1992–2000)
2 March 199518 October 2000 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 230 days 1995 1998
 71. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
William Giblin
(1840–1887)
WRGiblinsmall.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Wellington
(1877–1885)
5 March 187820 December 1878290 days5 years, 215 days 1882
30 October 187915 August 18844 years, 290 days
 72. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Vince Gair
(1901–1980)
Queensland State Archives 4750 Hon VC Gair Premier of Queensland c 1953.png Labor MP for South Brisbane
(1932–1960)
16 January 195224 April 19575 years, 98 days5 years, 208 days 1953 1956
  Queensland Labor 24 April 195712 August 1957110 days
 73. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Jim Bacon
(1950–2004)
AC
Labor MHA for Denison
(1993–2004)
14 September 199821 March 2004 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 189 days 1998 2002
 74. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Edward Braddon

(1829–1904)
KCMG
Edwardbraddon.jpg Free Trade MHA for West Devon
(1893–1901)
14 April 189412 October 1899 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 181 days 1897
 75. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
James Martin

(1820–1886)
KCB, QC
SirJamesMartin.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Tumut
(1863–1864)
Lachlan
(1864–1869)
East Sydney
(1869–1872)
16 October 18632 February 1865475 days5 years, 171 days
22 January 186626 October 18682 years, 278 days
16 December 187013 May 18721 year, 149 days
 76. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
George Turner

(1851–1916)
KCMG PC
Georgeturner.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MLA for St Kilda
(1889–1901)
27 September 18945 December 18995 years, 69 days5 years, 154 days 1894 1897
1900
19 November 190012 February 190185 days
 77. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Ted Theodore
(1884–1950)
Ted Theodore 1931.jpg Labor MP for Chillagoe
(1912–1925)
22 October 191926 February 1925 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 127 days 1920 1923
 78. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
James McGirr
(1890–1957)
JamesMcGirr1947.jpg Labor MLA for Bankstown
(1927–1950)
Liverpool
(1950–1952)
6 February 19472 April 1952 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 56 days 1947 1950
 79. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Brian Burke
(1947–)
Labor MLA for Balga
(1983–1988)
25 February 198325 February 1988 Arrow east.svg 5 years, 0 days 1983 1986
 80. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Alexander Peacock

(1861–1933)
KCMG
20Alexanderpeacock.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MLA for Clunes and Allandale
(1889–1904)
12 February 190110 June 19021 year, 118 days4 years, 363 days 1914
  Commonwealth Liberal MLA for Allandale
(1904–1933)
18 June 191417 February 19172 years, 244 days
  Nationalist 17 February 191730 November 1917286 days
28 April 192418 July 192481 days
 81. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Albert Ogilvie
(1890–1939)
Albert Ogilvie.jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(1917–1939)
22 June 193410 June 1939 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 353 days 1934 1937
 82. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Dr
Geoff Gallop

(1951–
AC
Geoffrey Gallop Midland (cropped).jpg Labor MLA for Victoria Park
(1986–2006)
16 February 200125 January 2006 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 343 days 2001 2005
 83. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
John Evans

(1855–1943)
CMG
Sir John William Evans.jpg Anti-Socialist MHA for Kingborough
(1897–1909)
12 July 190419 June 1909 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 342 days 1906 1909
 84. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Olsen
(1945–)
AO
John Olsen (1).jpg Liberal MP for Kavel
(1992–2002)
28 November 199622 October 2001 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 328 days 1997
 85. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Thomas Bent

(1838–1909)
KCMG
22Thomasbent.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
(Electoral Reform)
MLA for Brighton
(1900–1909)
16 February 19048 January 1909 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 327 days 1904 1907
1908
 86. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Alfred Deakin
(1856–1919)
Alfred Deakin crop.jpg Protectionist MP for Ballaarat, VIC
(1901–1913)
24 September 190327 April 1904216 days4 years, 313 days 1903 1906
5 July 190513 November 19083 years, 131 days
  Commonwealth Liberal 2 June 190929 April 1910331 days
 87. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Andrew Fisher
(1862–1928)
Andrew Fisher 1908.jpg Labor MP for Wide Bay, QLD
(1901–1915)
13 November 19082 June 1909201 days4 years, 297 days 1910 1914
29 April 191024 June 19133 years, 56 days
17 September 191427 October 19151 year, 40 days
 88. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
John Scaddan
(1876–1934)
CMG
John Scaddan.jpg Labor MLA for Brown Hill-Ivanhoe
(1911–1916)
7 October 191127 July 1916 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 294 days 1911 1914
 89. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Paul Henderson
(1962–)
Paul Henderson in 2001.jpg Labor MLA for Wanguri
(1999–2013)
26 November 200729 August 2012 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 277 days 2008
 90. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
William Kidston
(1849–1919)
William Kidston.jpg Labor MP for Rockhampton
(1932–1960)
19 January 190618 May 19071 year, 119 days4 years, 262 days 1907 1908
1909
  Kidston 18 May 190719 November 1907185 days
  Kidston/Liberal 18 February 19087 February 19112 years, 354 days
 91. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Duncan Gillies
(1834–1903)
Duncangillies.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MLA for Rodney
(1877–1889)
Eastern Suburbs
(1889–1894)
18 February 18865 November 1890 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 260 days 1886 1889
 92. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Gladys Berejiklian
(1970–)
Gladys Berejiklian NSW (cropped).jpg Liberal MLA for Willoughby
(2003–2021)
23 January 20175 October 2021 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 255 days 2019
 93. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
John Robertson

(1816–1891)
KCMG
Sir John Robertson.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Upper Hunter
(1859–1861)
9 March 18609 January 1861306 days4 years, 242 days 1860 1874
1877
MLA for Clarence
(1866–1869)
West Sydney
(1869–1877)
27 October 186812 January 18701 year, 77 days
9 February 187521 March 18772 years, 12 days
MLA for East Macquarie
(1877–1878)
17 August 187717 December 1877122 days
MLA for Mudgee
(1882–1886)
22 December 188522 February 188662 days
 94. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Anna Bligh
(1960–)
AC
Anna Bligh crop.jpg Labor MP for South Brisbane
(1995–2012)
13 September 200726 March 2012 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 195 days 2009
 95. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Bob Heffron
(1890–1978)
BobHeffron1963.jpg Labor MLA for Maroubra
(1950–1968)
23 October 195930 April 1964 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 190 days 1962
 96. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John Cain Snr.
(1882–1957)
John Cain 1954.jpg Labor MLA for Northcote
(1927–1957)
14 September 194318 September 19434 days4 years, 175 days 1945 1952
21 November 194520 November 19471 year, 364 days
17 December 19527 June 19552 years, 172 days
 97. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Hugh Nelson

(1833–1906)
KCMG
Sir Hugh Nelson.jpg Ministerial MP for Murilla
(1888–1898)
27 October 189313 April 1898 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 168 days 1896
 98. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Ben Chifley
(1885–1951)
Benchifley.jpg Labor MP for Macquarie, NSW
(1940–1951)
13 July 194519 December 1949 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 159 days 1946
 99. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
T. J. Ryan
(1876–1921)
KC
TJRyanPortrait.jpg Labor MP for Barcoo
(1909–1919)
1 June 191522 October 1919 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 143 days 1915 1918
 100. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Newton Moore

(1870–1936)
KCMG VD
Newton Moore (1870-1936).jpeg MinisterialMLA for Bunbury
(1904–1911)
7 May 190616 September 1910 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 132 days 1908
 101. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Rosemary Follett
(1948–)
AO
Labor MLA for Molonglo
(1995–1996)
11 May 19895 December 1989208 days4 years, 122 days 1989 1992
6 June 19912 March 19953 years, 330 days
 102. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Digby Denham
(1849–1944)
William McCormack.jpg Liberal MP for Oxley
(1902–1915)
7 February 19111 June 1915 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 114 days 1912
 103. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Nick Greiner
(1947–)
AC
Nick Greiner, official portrait as Australian Consul-General in New York (2021).jpg Liberal MLA for Ku-ring-gai
(1980–1992)
25 March 198824 June 1992 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 91 days 1988 1991
 104. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Paul Keating
(1944–)
Keating Paul BANNER.jpg Labor MP for Blaxland, NSW
(1969–1996)
20 December 199111 March 1996 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 82 days 1993
 105. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Paul Lennon
(1955–)
AO
Labor MHA for Franklin
(1989–2008)
21 March 200426 May 2008 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 66 days 2006
 106. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Henry Ayers

(1821–1897)
GCMG
Henry Ayers.jpg No Party AlignmentMember of the
Legislative Council
(1857–1893)
15 July 18634 August 18641 year, 20 days4 years, 34 days
20 September 186523 October 186533 days
3 May 186724 September 18681 year, 144 days
13 October 18683 November 186821 days
22 January 187222 July 18731 year, 151 days
 107. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Ray Groom
(1944–)
AO
Liberal MHA for Denison
(1986–2001)
17 February 199218 March 1996 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 30 days 1992 1996
 108. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Robert Philp

(1851–1922)
KCMG
Queensland State Archives 3062 Portrait of The Honourable Sir Robert Philp Premier of Queensland c 1900 (cropped).png Ministerial MP for Townsville
(1888–1912)
17 December 189917 September 19033 years, 274 days4 years, 10 days
Conservative 19 November 190718 February 190891 days
 109. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Henry Barwell

(1877–1959)
KCMG
Henry Barwell.jpg Liberal Federation MP for Stanley
(1915–1925)
8 April 192016 April 1924 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 8 days 1921
 110. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Steven Marshall
(1968–)
PremierMarshall2018.jpg Liberal MP for Norwood
(2010–2014)
Dunstan
(2014–)
19 March 201821 March 2022 Arrow east.svg 4 years, 2 days 2018
 111. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Edmond Hogan
(1883–1964)
30Nedhogan.jpg Labor MLA for Warrenheip and Grenville
(1927–1945)
20 May 192722 November 19281 year, 192 days3 years, 347 days 1927 1929
12 December 192919 May 19322 years, 159 days
 112. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Doug Lowe
(1942–)
AM
Doug Lowe premier.jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(1969–1986)
1 December 197711 November 1981 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 345 days 1979
 113. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Graham Berry

(1822–1904)
KCMG
12Grahamberry.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Geelong West
(1869–1877)
7 August 187520 October 187574 days3 years, 338 days 1877
MLA for Geelong
(1877–1886)
21 May 18775 March 18802 years, 289 days
3 August 18809 July 1881340 days
 114. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Thomas Playford
(1837–1915)
Thomas playford II.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Newcastle
(1887–1890)
East Torrens
(1890–1894)
11 June 188727 June 18892 years, 16 days3 years, 323 days
19 August 189021 June 18921 year, 307 days
 115. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Jack Lang
(1876–1975)
JackLang.jpg Labor MLA for Parramatta
(1920–1927)
17 June 192518 October 19272 years, 123 days3 years, 317 days 1925 1930
MLA for Auburn
(1927–1946)
4 November 193015 October 1931345 days
  Labor (NSW) 15 October 193116 May 1932214 days
 116. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Thomas Price
(1852–1909)
Thomas Price.jpeg Labor MP for Torrens
(1902–1909)
26 July 19055 June 1909 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 314 days 1905 1906
 117. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
James Whyte
(1820–1882)
James Whyte.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Pembroke
(1856–1876)
20 January 186324 November 1866 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 308 days
 118. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Arthur Macalister
(1818–1883)
CMG
Arthur Macalister.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Ipswich
(1860–1868)
(1872–1876)
1 February 186620 July 1866169 days3 years, 296 days
7 August 186615 August 18671 year, 8 days
8 January 18745 June 18762 years, 149 days
 119. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Jenkins
(1851–1923)
JohnJenkins.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MP for Torrens
(1901–1905)
15 May 19011 March 1905 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 290 days 1902
 120. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Scott Morrison
(1968–)
Scott Morrison portrait.jpg Liberal MP for Cook, NSW
(2007–)
24 August 201823 May 2022 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 272 days 2019
 121. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
John Curtin
(1885–1945)
JohnCurtin.jpg Labor MP for Fremantle, WA
(1934–1945)
7 October 19415 July 1945 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 271 days 1943
 122. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Shane Stone
(1950–)
AC QC
Shane Stone (cropped).jpg Country Liberal MLA for Port Darwin
(1990–2000)
26 May 19958 February 1999 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 258 days 1997
 123. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Arthur Palmer

(1838–1905)
KCMG
Arthur Hunter Palmer.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Port Curtis
(1866–1878)
3 May 18707 January 1874 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 249 days
 124. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
William McCormack
(1879–1947)
William McCormack.jpg Labor MP for Cairns
(1912–1930)
22 October 192521 May 1929 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 211 days 1926
 125. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Katy Gallagher
(1970–)
Katy Gallagher Portrait 2011.jpg Labor MLA for Molonglo
(2001–2014)
16 May 201111 December 2014 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 209 days 2012
 126. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Francis Smith

(1819–1909)
Sir Francis Smith.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Fingal
(1857–1860)
12 May 18571 November 1860 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 173 days
 127. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Frank Cooper
(1887–1952)
Frank Cooper.jpg Labor MP for Bremer
(1915–1946)
16 September 19427 March 1946 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 172 days 1944
 128. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Adam Giles
(1973–)
Adam Giles Portrait 2015.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Braitling
(2008–2016)
14 March 201331 August 2016 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 170 days
 129. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Lionel Hill
(1881–1963)
Lionel Hill1.JPG Labor MP for Port Pirie
(1918–1933)
28 August 19268 April 1927223 days3 years, 160 days 1930
17 April 193014 August 19311 year, 119 days
  Parliamentary Labor 14 August 193113 February 19331 year, 183 days
 130. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
John O'Shanassy

(1818–1883)
KCMG
Johnoshanassy.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Kilmore
(1856–1865)
11 March 185729 April 185749 days3 years, 140 days 1861
10 March 185827 October 18591 year, 231 days
14 November 186127 June 18631 year, 225 days
 131. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
James Service
(1823–1899)
Jamesservice.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Maldon
(1874–1881)
5 March 18803 August 1880151 days3 years, 133 days 1883
MLA for Castlemaine
(1883–1886)
8 March 188318 February 18862 years, 347 days
 132. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John Murray
(1851–1916)
John Murray Premier.jpg Commonwealth Liberal MLA for Warrnambool
(1884–1916)
8 January 190918 May 1912 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 131 days 1911
 133. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John Brumby
(1953–)
AO
John Brumby.jpg Labor MLA for Broadmeadows
(1993–2011)
30 July 20072 December 2010 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 125 days
 134. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
James Wilson

(1812–1880)
KCMG
James Milne Wilson.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Hobart
(1859–1880)
4 August 18694 November 1872 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 92 days 1871
 135. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
John See

(1844–1907)
KCMG JP
JohnSee.jpg Progressive MLA for Grafton
(1880–1904)
28 March 190114 June 1904 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 78 days 1901
 136. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Lara Giddings
(1972–)
Lara Giddings.jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(2002–)
23 January 201131 March 2014 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 67 days
 137. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
George Fuller

(1861–1940)
KCMG
George fuller.jpg Nationalist MLA for Wollondilly
(1920–1927)
20 December 192120 December 19211 day3 years, 66 days 1922
13 April 192217 June 19253 years, 65 days
 138. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
John Tonkin
(1902–1995)
AC
JohnTonkin1964crop.jpg Labor MLA for Melville
(1950–1977)
3 March 19718 April 1974 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 65 days 1971
 139. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
John Gorton
(1911–2002)
GCMG AC CH
JohnGorton1968.jpg Liberal Senate (VIC)
(1950 1968)
MP for Higgins, VIC
(1968 1975)
10 January 196810 March 1971 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 59 days 1969
 140. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Dr
David Tonkin

(1929–2000)
AO
David Tonkin.jpg Liberal MP for Bragg
(1970–1983)
18 September 197910 November 1982 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 53 days 1979
 141. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
George Dibbs

(1834–1904)
KCMG
George Dibbs Federation Conference 1884.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MLA for Murrumbidgee
(1885–1894)
7 October 188521 December 188575 days3 years, 42 days 1885 1891
  Protectionist 17 January 18897 March 188949 days
23 October 18912 August 18942 years, 283 days
 142. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Joseph Carruthers

(1857–1922)
KCMG
Joseph Carruthers.png Liberal Reform MLA for St George
(1894–1908)
29 August 19042 October 1907 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 34 days 1904 1907
 143. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Morris Iemma
(1961–)
MorrisIemma.jpg Labor MLA for Lakemba
(1999–2008)
3 August 20055 September 2008 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 33 days 2007
 144. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Arthur Moore
(1876–1963)
CMG
Arthur Edward Moore.jpg Country and Progressive
National Party
MP for Aubigny
(1915–1941)
21 May 192917 June 1932 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 27 days 1929
 145. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Barry O'Farrell
(1959–)
Premier Barry O'Farrell - Flickr - Eva Rinaldi Celebrity and Live Music Photographer.jpg Liberal MLA for Ku-ring-gai
(1999–2015)
28 March 201123 April 2014 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 26 days 2011
 146. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Thomas Bavin

(1874–1941)
KCMG KC
Thomas Bavin.jpg Nationalist MLA for Gordon
(1927–1935)
18 October 19274 November 1930 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 17 days 1927
 147. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
James Boucaut

(1831–1916)
KCMG
Boucat.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Encounter Bay
(1875–1878)
28 March 18663 May 18671 year, 36 days3 years, 10 days
3 June 18756 June 18761 year, 3 days
26 October 187727 September 1878336 days
 148. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Dr
Carmen Lawrence

(1948–)
Carmen Lawrence 1990 (cropped).png Labor MLA for Glendalough
(1989–1994)
12 February 199016 February 1993 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 4 days
 149. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Julia Gillard
(1961–)
AC
Julia Gillard 2010.jpg Labor MP for Lalor, VIC
(1998–2013)
24 June 201027 June 2013 Arrow east.svg 3 years, 3 days 2010
 150. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Charles Wade

(1863–1922)
KCMG KC JP
Wade Charles.gif Liberal Reform MLA for Gordon
(1904–1917)
2 October 19071 October 1910 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 364 days
 151. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
John Bray

(1842–1894)
KCMG, JP
John Cox Bray.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for East Adelaide
(1871–1892)
24 June 188116 June 1884 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 358 days
 152. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Alfred Kennerley
(1810–1897)
Alfred Kennerley.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Hobart
(1865–1877)
4 August 187320 July 1876 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 351 days
 153. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Dean Brown
(1943–)
AO
Liberal MP for Finniss
(1993–2006)
14 December 199328 November 1996 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 350 days 1993
 154. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Angus Bethune

(1908–2004)
Angus Bethune.jpg Liberal MHA for Wilmot
(1946–1975)
26 May 19693 May 1972 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 344 days 1969
 155. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Malcolm Turnbull
(1954–)
Malcolm Turnbull PEO (cropped).jpg Liberal MP for Wentworth, NSW
(2004–2018)
15 September 201524 August 2018 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 343 days 2016
 156. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Gough Whitlam
(1916–2014)
AC QC
Gough Whitlam 1972 (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Werriwa, NSW
(1952–1978)
5 December 197211 November 1975 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 341 days 1972 1974
 157. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Campbell Newman
(1963–)
Campbell Newman being interviewed (cropped).jpg Liberal National MP for Ashgrove
(2012–2015)
26 March 201214 February 2015 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 325 days 2012
 158. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Stanley Argyle

(1867–1940)
KBE
Sir Stanley Argyle.jpg United Australia MLA for Toorak
(1920–1940)
19 May 19322 April 1935 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 318 days 1932 1935
 159. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Kevin Rudd
(1957–)
Kevin Rudd official portrait.jpg Labor MP for Griffith, QLD
(1998–2013)
3 December 200724 June 20102 years, 203 days2 years, 286 days 2007
27 June 201318 September 201383 days
 160. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
John Fahey
(1945–2020)
AC
Liberal MLA for Macarthur
(1996–2001)
24 June 19924 April 1995 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 284 days
 161. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Alexander Stuart

(1824–1886)
KCMG
Alexander Stuart Federation Conference 1884.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Illawarra
(1880–1885)
4 January 18837 October 1885 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 276 days
 162. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Mike Baird
(1968–)
The Honourable Mike Baird MP.png Liberal MLA for Manly
(2007–2017)
17 April 201423 January 2017 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 275 days 2015
 163. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
William Morgan

(1828–1883)
KCMG
William Morgan (Australian politician).jpg No Party AlignmentMember of the
Legislative Council
(1867–1884)
27 September 187824 June 1881 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 270 days
 164. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Goff Letts
(1928–)
CBE AM
Goff Letts 1976.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Victoria River
(1974–1977)
19 October 197413 August 1977 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 267 days 1974 1977
 165. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Sir Edmund Barton
(1849–1920)
GCMG KC
Edmund Barton crop.PNG Protectionist MP for Hunter, NSW
(1901–1903)
1 January 190124 September 1903 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 266 days 1901
 166. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Arthur Blyth

(1823–1891)
KCMG CB
ArthurBlyth.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Gumeracha
(1857–1868)
4 August 186422 March 1865230 days2 years, 254 days
MP for Gumeracha
(1870–1875)
10 November 187122 January 187273 days
22 July 18733 June 18751 year, 316 days
 167. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Richard Dry

(1815–1869)
KCMG
Sir Richard Dry.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Tamar
(1862–1869)
24 November 18664 August 1869 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 253 days 1866 1869
 168. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
James McGowen
(1855–1922)
JP
James McGowen Premier.png Labor MLA for Redfern
(1891–1917)
21 October 191029 June 1913 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 251 days 1910
 169. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Bill Neilson
(1925–1989)
AC
Bill Neilson.jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(1941–1977)
31 March 19751 December 1977 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 245 days 1976
 170. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
David Bartlett
(1968–)
DavidBartlettW1.JPG Labor MHA for Denison
(2004–2011)
26 May 200824 January 2011 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 243 days 2010
 171. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Alan Carpenter
(1957–)
Alan Carpenter (cropped).jpg Labor MLA for Willagee
(1996–2009)
25 January 200623 September 2008 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 242 days
 172. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
John Downer

(1843–1915)
KCMG, QC
John Downer (Australian politician).jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Barossa
(1878–1901)
16 June 188511 June 18871 year, 360 days2 years, 239 days
 Non-Party
Conservatism
15 October 189216 June 1893244 days
 173. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Michael Field
(1948–)
AC
Labor MHA for Braddon
(1975–1997)
29 June 198917 February 1992 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 233 days 1989
 174. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Thomas Hollway
(1906–1971)
TomHollway.jpg Liberal MLA for Ballarat
(1932–1952)
20 November 194722 March 19491 year, 122 days2 years, 222 days 1947 1950
Liberal & Country 22 March 194927 June 19501 year, 97 days
Electoral Reform 28 October 195231 October 19523 days
 175. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Richard Hanson

(1805–1876)
Richard Hanson (Australia).jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Adelaide
(1857–1861)
30 September 18578 May 1860 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 221 days
 176. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Denis Burke
(1948–)
Denis Burke in 2001.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Brennan
(1994–2005)
8 February 199918 August 2001 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 191 days
 177. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John Allan
(1866–1936)
29Johnallan.jpg Country MLA for Rodney
(1917–1936)
18 November 192420 May 1927 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 183 days
 178. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Tony Rundle
(1939–)
AO
Liberal MHA for Braddon
(1982–2002)
18 March 199614 September 1998 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 180 days
 179. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
John McDonald

(1898–1977)
Johnmcdonaldmp.jpg Country MLA for Shepparton
(1945–1955)
27 June 195028 October 19522 years, 123 days2 years, 170 days
31 October 195217 December 195247 days
 180. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Dr
William Haines

(1810–1866)
Williamhaines.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for South Grant
(1856–1858)
30 November 185511 March 18571 year, 101 days2 years, 149 days 1856
29 April 185710 March 1858315 days
 181. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
John Colton

(1823–1902)
KCMG
John colton.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Noarlunga
(1875–1878)
(1889–1887)
6 June 187626 October 18771 year, 142 days2 years, 142 days
16 June 188416 June 18851 year, 0 days
 182. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Gunn
(1884–1959)
JohnGunn.jpg Labor MP for Adelaide
(1918–1926)
16 April 192428 August 1926 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 134 days 1924
 183. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Rob Borbidge
(1954–)
AO
National MP for Surfers Paradise
(1980–2001)
19 February 199626 June 1998 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 127 days
 184. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Arthur Morgan

(1856–1916)
Sir Arthur Morgan.jpg Ministerial MP for Warwick
(1898–1906)
17 September 190319 January 1906 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 124 days 1904
 185. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Crawford Vaughan
(1874–1947)
CrawfordVaughan.jpg Labor MP for Sturt
(1915–1918)
3 April 191513 February 19171 year, 316 days2 years, 102 days 1915
  National Labor 13 February 191714 July 1917151 days
 186. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Ted Baillieu
(1953–)
Ted baillieu b.jpg Liberal MLA for Hawthorn
(1999–2014)
2 December 20106 March 2013 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 94 days 2010
 187. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Frank Walsh
(1897–1968)
FrankWalsh1963.jpg Labor MP for Edwardstown
(1956–1968)
10 March 19651 June 1967 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 83 days 1965
 188. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
James Scullin
(1876–1953)
Portrait of the Right Hon. J. H. Scullin.png Labor MP for Yarra, VIC
(1922–1949)
22 October 19296 January 1932 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 76 days 1929
 189. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Stephen Hatton
(1948–)
Stephen Hatton.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Nightcliff
(1983–2001)
13 May 198613 July 1988 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 61 days 1987
 190. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Peter Gutwein
(1964–)
Peter Gutwein.jpg Liberal MHA for Bass
(2002–2022)
20 January 20208 April 2022 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 78 days 2021
 191. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Peter Malinauskas
(1980–)
Peter Malinauskas (cropped).png Labor MP for Croydon
(2018–)
21 March 2022Incumbent Arrow east.svg 2 years, 68 days [2] 2022
 192. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Joan Kirner
(1938–2015)
AC
Joan kirner.jpg Labor MLA for Williamstown
(1988–1994)
10 August 19906 October 1992 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 57 days
 193. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
James Francis
(1819–1884)
Jamesfrancis.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Richmond
(1859–1874)
10 June 187231 July 1874 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 51 days
 194. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Steele Hall
(1928–)
SteeleHall1968crop.jpg Liberal & Country League MP for Gouger
(1959–1973)
17 April 19682 June 1970 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 46 days 1968
 195. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Jeremy Rockliff
(1970–)
Jeremy-Rockliff.jpg Liberal MHA for Braddon
(2002–)
8 April 2022Incumbent Arrow east.svg 2 years, 50 days [3]
 196. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Walter James

(1863–1943)
KCMG KC
Walter James.jpg OppositionMLA for East Perth
(1894–1904)
1 July 190210 August 1904 Arrow east.svg 2 years, 40 days
 197. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
William Watt
(1871–1946)
PC
24Williamwatt.jpg Commonwealth Liberal MLA for Essendon
(1904–1914)
18 May 19129 December 19131 year, 205 days2 years, 18 days
22 December 191318 June 1914178 days
 198. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
John Earle
(1865–1932)
John Earle (Australian politician).jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(1909–1917)
20 October 190927 October 19097 days2 years, 16 days
6 April 191415 April 19162 years, 9 days
 199. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Anthony Albanese
(1963–)
Anthony Albanese portrait (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Grayndler
(1996–)
23 May 2022Incumbent Arrow east.svg 2 years, 5 days [4] 2022
 200. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Tony Abbott
(1957–)
Prime Minister Tony Abbott.jpg Liberal MP for Warringah, NSW
(1994–2019)
18 September 201315 September 2015 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 362 days 2013
 201. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Frank Wilson
(1859–1918)
CMG
Frank Wilson (1859-1918).jpeg Nationalist MLA for Sussex
(1904–1917)
16 September 19107 October 19111 year, 21 days1 year, 357 days
Liberal (WA) 27 July 191628 June 1917336 days
 202. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Peter Dowding
(1943–)
SC
Peter Dowding.jpg Labor MLA for Maylands
(1986–1990)
25 February 198812 February 1990 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 352 days 1989
 203. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Hart
(1809–1873)
John Hart (Australian politician).jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Port Adelaide
(1862–1866)
Light
(1868–1870)
The Burra
(1870–1873)
23 October 186528 March 1866156 days1 year, 339 days
24 September 186813 October 186819 days
30 May 187010 November 18711 year, 164 days
 204. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Harold Holt
(1908–1967)
CH
Harold Holt 1965 01.jpg Liberal MP for Higgins, VIC
(1949–1967)
26 January 196619 December 1967 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 327 days 1966
 205. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
John Douglas
(1828–1904)
CMG
John Douglas.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Maryborough
(1875–1880)
8 March 187721 January 1879 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 319 days 1878
 206. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Mike Ahern
(1942–2023)
AO FTSE
Mike Ahern, Parliament House, Brisbane City, October 1988.jpg National MP for Landsborough
(1968–1990)
1 December 198725 September 1989 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 298 days
 207. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Albert Solomon
(1876–1914)
Albert Edgar Solomon.jpg Commonwealth Liberal MHA for Bass
(1909–1914)
14 June 19126 April 1914 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 296 days 1913
 208. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Henry Lefroy

(1854–1930)
KCMG
Henry Lefroy.jpg Nationalist MLA for Moore
(1911–1921)
28 June 191717 April 1919 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 293 days 1917
 209. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Alexander Mair
(1889–1969)
Alexander mair.jpg United Australia MLA for Albury
(1932–1946)
5 August 193916 May 1941 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 284 days
 210. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Frederick Holder

(1850–1909)
KCMG
Frederick Holder1.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Burra
(1887–1901)
21 June 189215 October 1892116 days1 year, 274 days
 Non-Party
Liberalism
8 December 189915 May 19011 year, 158 days
 211. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Denis Napthine
(1952–)
Premier Denis Napthine.jpg Liberal MLA for South-West Coast
(2002–2015)
6 March 20134 December 2014 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 273 days
 212. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
William McMahon
(1908–1988)
GCMG CH
McMahon 1971 (cropped).jpg Liberal MP for Lowe, NSW
(1949–1982)
10 March 19715 December 1972 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 270 days
 213. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
George Waterhouse
(1824–1906)
George Marsden Waterhouse.jpg No Party AlignmentMember of the
Legislative Council
(1860–1864)
8 October 18614 July 1863 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 269 days
 214. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Barrie Unsworth
(1934–)
Barrie Unsworth.png Labor MLA for Rockdale
(1986–1991)
4 July 198625 March 1988 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 265 days
 215. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Verran
(1856–1932)
JohnVerran.jpg Labor MP for Wallaroo
(1901–1918)
3 June 191017 February 1912 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 259 days 1910
 216. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Boyd Morehead
(1843–1905)
Boyd Dunlop Morehead 2 - Queensland politician.jpg Conservative MP for Balonne
(1883–1896)
30 November 188812 August 1890 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 255 days
 217. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
William Irvine

(1858–1943)
GCMG
21Williamirvine.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
(Electoral Reform)
MLA for Lowan
(1894–1906)
10 June 190216 February 1904 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 251 days 1902
 218. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
James Patterson

(1833–1895)
KCMG
17Jamespatterson.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MLA for Castlemaine
(1870–1895)
23 January 189327 September 1894 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 247 days
 219. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Frank Wise
(1897–1986)
AO
Honfrankjosephwise.jpg Labor MLA for Gascoyne
(1933–1951)
31 July 19451 April 1947 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 244 days
 220. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Bryan O'Loghlen

(1828–1905)
Bt
Bryanologhlen.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for West Bourke
(1880–1883)
9 July 18818 March 1883 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 242 days
 221. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Henry Dobson
(1841–1918)
Henry Dobson.jpg Conservatism MHA for Brighton
(1891–1900)
17 August 189214 April 1894 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 240 days 1893
 222. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Natasha Fyles
(1976–)
FylesPortrait (cropped).png Labor MLA for Nightcliff
(2012–)
13 May 202221 December 2023 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 222 days
 223. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Ian Tuxworth
(1942–2020)
Ian Tuxworth, NT Chief Minister.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Barkly
(1974–1990)
16 October 198413 May 1986 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 209 days
 224. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Henry Strangways
(1832–1920)
Henry Strangways.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for West Torrens
(1862–1871)
3 November 186830 May 1870 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 208 days
 225. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
Adye Douglas

(1815–1906)
AdyeDouglas.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Fingal
(1872–1886)
15 August 18848 March 1886 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 205 days
 226. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
William Lyne

(1844–1913)
KCMG
Williamlyne.jpg Protectionist MLA for Hume
(1880–1884)
14 September 189927 March 1901 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 194 days 1927
 227. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Trevor Kaine
(1928–2008)
Trevor Kaine and John Langmore (cropped).jpg Liberal MLA for Brindabella
(1995–2001)
5 December 19896 June 1991 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 183 days
 228. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
John Storey
(1869–1921)
John Storey cropped.jpg Labor MLA for Balmain
(1907–1921)
13 April 19205 October 1921 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 175 days 1920
 229. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Dominic Perrottet
(1982–)
CEBIT Australia - Day 2, The Hon Dominic Perrottet MP (2) (cropped).jpg Liberal MP for Epping
(2019–)
5 October 202128 March 2023 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 174 days
 230. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Thomas Chapman
(1815–1884)
Thomas Chapman.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Queenborough
(1861–1862)
Campbell Town
(1862–1864)
2 August 186120 January 1863 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 171 days 1861
 231. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Charles Lilley

(1827–1897)
Charles Lilley.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Fortitude Valley
(1860–1874)
25 November 18682 May 1870 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 158 days
 232. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Thomas Reynolds
(1818–1875)
Thomas Reynolds (Australian politician).jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Adelaide
(1860–1862)
8 May 18608 October 1861 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 153 days
 233. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Kristina Keneally
(1968–)
Kristina Keneally.jpg Labor MLA for Heffron
(2003–2012)
4 December 200928 March 2011 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 114 days
 234. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
James Munro
(1832–1908)
Jamesmunro.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
(National Liberal)
MLA for Geelong
(1886–1892)
5 November 189016 February 1892 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 103 days
 235. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Robert Mackenzie

(1811–1873)
Bt
RobertRamsayMackenzie.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Burnett
(1860–1869)
15 August 186725 November 1868 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 102 days
 236. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Lynn Arnold
(1949–)
AO
Labor MP for Ramsay
(1985–1993)
4 September 199214 December 1993 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 101 days
 237. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
William Propsting
(1861–1937)
CMG
William Propsting.jpg Conservatism MHA for North Hobart
(1903–1906)
9 April 190312 July 1904 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 94 days
 238. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Nathan Rees
(1968–)
Nathan Rees.jpg Labor MLA for Toongabbie
(2007–2015)
5 September 20084 December 2009 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 90 days
 239. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Joseph Cook
(1860–1947)
GCMG PC
Joseph Cook - Crown Studios 03.jpg Commonwealth Liberal MP for Parramatta, NSW
(1901–1921)
24 June 191317 September 1914 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 85 days 1913
 240. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
James Dickson

(1832–1901)
KCMG
James Robert Dickson.jpg Ministerial MP for Bulimba
(1892–1901)
1 October 18981 December 1899 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 61 days 1899
 241. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Chris Minns
(1979– )
Chris Minns MP (cropped).png Labor MP for Kogarah
(2015–present)
28 March 2023Incumbent Arrow east.svg 1 year, 61 days [5] 2023
 242. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
John Cockburn

(1850–1929)
KCMG
John Cockburn (Australian politician).jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Mount Barker
(1887–1898)
27 June 188919 August 1890 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 53 days 1890
 243. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Ray O'Connor
(1926–2013)
Ray O'Connor 1965.jpg Liberal MLA for Mount Lawley
(1962–1984)
25 January 198225 February 1983 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 31 days
 244. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
William Nicholson
(1816–1865)
Williamnicholson.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Sandridge
(1859–1864)
27 October 185926 November 1860 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 30 days 1859
 245. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Sir
James Agnew

(1815–1901)
KCMG
James Agnew.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Macquarie
(1886–1887)
8 March 188630 March 1887 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 22 days
 246. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Thomas Reibey
(1821–1912)
Thomas Reiby.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Westbury
(1874–1903)
19 July 18769 August 1877 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 21 days
 247. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
William McPherson

(1865–1932)
KBE
Will McPherson.jpg Nationalist MLA for Hawthorn
(1913–1930)
22 November 192812 December 1929 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 20 days
 248. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Tom Lewis
(1922–2016)
AO
Thomas Lewis.gif Liberal MLA for Wollondilly
(1957–1978)
4 January 197523 January 1976 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 19 days
 249. Flag of the Australian Capital Territory.svg
ACT
Gary Humphries
(1958–)
Gary John Joseph Humphries.jpg Liberal MLA for Molonglo
(1995–2002)
18 October 20005 November 2001 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 18 days
 250. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Henry Daglish
(1866–1920)
HenryDaglish.jpeg Labor MLA for Subiaco
(1901–1911)
10 August 190425 August 1905 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 15 days
 251. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Jack Renshaw
(1909–1987)
AC
JackRenshaw1963.jpg Labor MLA for Castlereagh
(1941–1980)
30 April 196413 May 1965 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 13 days
 252. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
George Kerferd
(1831–1889)
Georgekerferd.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Ovens
(1864–1886)
31 July 18747 August 1875 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 7 days 1874
 253. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
James Farnell
(1825–1888)
Farnell James.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for St Leonards
(1874–1882)
17 December 187721 December 1878 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 4 days
 254. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
George Leake
(1856–1902)
CMG KC
George Leake.jpg OppositionMLA for West Perth
(1901–1902)
27 May 190121 November 1901178 days1 year, 3 days 1901
23 December 19011 July 1902190 days
 255. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
John Hayes
(1868–1956)
John Blyth Hayes.jpg Nationalist MHA for Bass
(1913–1923)
12 August 192214 August 1923 Arrow east.svg 1 year, 2 days
 256. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Charles Duffy

(1816–1903)
KCMG
Charles Gavan Duffy 1846.JPG No Party AlignmentMLA for Dalhousie
(1867–1874)
19 June 187110 June 1872 Arrow east.svg 357 days 1871
 257. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Richard Heales
(1822–1864)
Richardheales.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for East Bourke Boroughs
(1859–1864)
26 November 186014 November 1861 Arrow east.svg 353 days 1859
 258. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Allan McLean
(1840–1911)
19Allanmclean.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MLA for Gippsland North
(1880–1901)
5 December 189919 November 1900 Arrow east.svg 349 days 1892
 259. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Roger Cook
(1965–)
3 Feb 15 FREO FSH gnangarra-123.jpg Labor MLA for Kwinana
(2008–)
8 June 2023Incumbent Arrow east.svg 355 days [6]
 260. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
William Shiels
(1848–1904)
16Williamshiels.jpg Non-Party
Liberalism
MLA for Normanby
(1880–1904)
16 February 189223 January 1893 Arrow east.svg 342 days 1892
 261. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Henry Parker

(1808–1881)
KCMG
Henry Watson Parker.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Parramatta
(1856–1857)
3 October 18567 September 1857 Arrow east.svg 339 days
 262. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Patrick Jennings

(1831–1897)
KCMG
Patrick Jennings.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MLA for Bogan
(1880–1887)
26 February 188619 January 1887 Arrow east.svg 327 days
 263. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Dr
William Crowther

(1817–1885)
FRCS
William Crowther.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Hobart
(1866–1885)
20 December 187830 October 1879 Arrow east.svg 314 days
 264. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Lindsay Thompson
(1923–2008)
AO CMG
Lindsay Thompson with Japanese MP (cropped).jpg Liberal MLA for Malvern
(1970–1982)
5 June 19818 April 1982 Arrow east.svg 307 days
 265. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Boyle Travers Finniss
(1807–1893)
BoyleFinniss.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Adelaide
(1857–1860)
24 October 185621 August 1857 Arrow east.svg 301 days
 266. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
William Weston
(1804–1888)
William Weston Premier.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Ringwood
(1856–1857)
25 April 185712 May 185717 days291 days
1 November 18602 August 1861274 days
 267. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
George Thorn
(1838–1905)
George Thorn.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Ipswich
(1876–1878)
5 June 18768 March 1877 Arrow east.svg 276 days
 268. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Frederick Innes
(1816–1882)
Frederick Innes.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Selby
(1872–1873)
4 November 18724 August 1873 Arrow east.svg 273 days
 269. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Cornthwaite Rason

(1858–1927)
Cornthwaite Rason (1858-1927).jpg MinisterialMLA for Guildford
(1901–1906)
25 August 19057 May 1906 Arrow east.svg 255 days 1905
 270. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
William Gillies
(1868–1928)
William McCormack.jpg Labor MP for Eacham
(1912–1925)
26 February 192522 October 1925 Arrow east.svg 238 days
 271. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Jacinta Allan
(1973–)
Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan.jpg Labor MLA for Bendigo East
(1999- )
27 September 2023Incumbent Arrow east.svg 244 days [7]
 272. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Jack Pizzey
(1911–1968)
Jack Pizzey 1968.jpg Country MP for Isis
(1950–1968)
17 January 196831 July 1968 Arrow east.svg 227 days
 273. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Des Corcoran
(1928–2004)
AO
Des Corcoran.jpg Labor MP for Hartley
(1977–1982)
15 February 197918 September 1979 Arrow east.svg 215 days
 274. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
John MacPherson
(1833–1894)
Johnmacpherson.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Dundas
(1866–1878)
20 September 18699 April 1870 Arrow east.svg 201 days
 275. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Terry Mills
(1957–)
Terry Mills in 2005.jpg Country Liberal MLA for Blain
(1999–2014, 2016–2020)
29 August 201214 March 2013 Arrow east.svg 197 days 2012
 276. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Harry Holgate
(1933–1997)
AO
Labor MHA for Bass
(1972–1992)
11 November 198126 May 1982 Arrow east.svg 196 days
 277. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Francis Dutton
(1818–1877)
CMG
Francis Dutton.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Light
(1862–1865)
4 July 186315 July 186311 days193 days
22 March 186520 September 1865182 days
 278. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Edmund Dwyer-Gray
(1870–1945)
Edmund Dwyer Gray TasGovPhoto.jpg Labor MHA for Denison
(1925–1945)
10 June 193918 December 1939 Arrow east.svg 191 days
 279. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
James Dooley
(1877–1950)
JamesDooleySpeaker.jpg Labor MLA for Hartley
(1907–1920)
Bathurst
(1920–1927)
5 October 192120 December 192176 days190 days
20 December 192113 April 1922114 days
 280. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Thomas Byrnes
(1860–1898)
Thomas Joseph Byrnes.jpg Ministerial MP for Warwick
(1896–1898)
13 April 189827 September 1898 Arrow east.svg 167 days
 281. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Steven Miles
(1977–)
Dr Steven Miles MP (cropped).jpg Labor MP for Murrumba
(2017–)
15 December 2023Incumbent Arrow east.svg 165 days [8]
 282. Flag of the Northern Territory.svg
NT
Eva Lawler
(1961–)
Labor MLA for Drysdale
(2016–)
21 December 2023Incumbent Arrow east.svg 159 days
 283. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Richard Butler

(1850–1925)
Sir Richard Butler (Australia).jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MP for Barossa
(1902–1924)
1 March 190526 July 1905 Arrow east.svg 147 days
 284. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
William Forster
(1818–1882)
PremierWilliamForster.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Queanbeyan
(1859–1860)
26 October 18599 March 1860 Arrow east.svg 135 days 1859
 285. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Rob Kerin
(1954–)
Liberal MP for Frome
(1993–2008)
22 October 20015 March 2002 Arrow east.svg 134 days
 286. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
George Prendergast
(1854–1937)
George Prendergast.jpg Labor MLA for North Melbourne
(1900–1926)
18 July 192418 November 1924 Arrow east.svg 123 days
 287. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
William Champ
(1808–1892)
WTN Champ.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Launceston
(1856–1857)
1 November 185626 February 1857 Arrow east.svg 117 days
 288. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Chris Watson
(1867–1941)
ChrisWatsonBW crop.jpg Labor MP for Bland, NSW
(1901–1906)
27 April 190418 August 1904 Arrow east.svg 113 days
 289. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Eric Willis

(1922–1999)
KBE CMG
Sir Eric.jpg Liberal MLA for Earlwood
(1950–1978)
23 January 197614 May 1976 Arrow east.svg 112 days
 290. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
John Bowser

(1856–1936)
26Johnbowser.jpg Nationalist MLA for Wangaratta
(1904–1927)
30 November 191721 March 1918 Arrow east.svg 111 days 1917
 291. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
George Throssell
(1840–1910)
CMG
George Throssell (1840-1910).jpg Pro-ForrestMLA for Northam
(1890–1904)
15 February 190127 May 1901 Arrow east.svg 101 days
 292. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Sir
Stuart Donaldson

(1812–1867)
Stuart A. Donaldson.jpg No Party AlignmentMLA for Sydney Hamlets
(1856)
6 June 185625 August 1856 Arrow east.svg 80 days 1856
 293. Flag of New South Wales.svg
NSW
Thomas Waddell
(1854–1940)
Thomas Waddell.jpg Progressive MLA for Cowra
(1998–1904)
15 June 190429 August 1904 Arrow east.svg 75 days
 294. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Russell Cooper
(1941–)
AM
National MP for Roma
(1983–1992)
25 September 19897 December 1989 Arrow east.svg 73 days
 295. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Edward Brooker
(1891–1948)
Edward Brooker.jpg Labor MHA for Franklin
(1931–1948)
18 December 194724 February 1948 Arrow east.svg 68 days
 296. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Sir
Charles Sladen

(1816–1884)
KCMG
Charlessladen.jpg No Party AlignmentMLC for Western
(1864–1868)
6 May 186811 July 1868 Arrow east.svg 66 days
 297. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Robert Richards
(1885–1967)
Robert Richards (Australia).gif Parliamentary Labor MP for Wallaroo
(1918–1949)
13 February 193318 April 1933 Arrow east.svg 64 days
 298. Flag of Tasmania.svg
TAS
Thomas Gregson
(1796–1874)
Thomas Gregson.jpg No Party AlignmentMHA for Richmond
(1856–1872)
26 February 185725 April 1857 Arrow east.svg 58 days
 299. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
Ian Macfarlan
(1881–1964)
Imcfarlanemp.jpg Liberal MLA for Brighton
(1928–1945)
2 October 194521 November 1945 Arrow east.svg 50 days
 300. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Arthur Fadden
(1894–1973)
GCMG PC
FaddenPEO.jpg Country MP for Darling Downs, QLD
(1936–1949)
29 August 19417 October 1941 Arrow east.svg 39 days
 301. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Alf Morgans
(1850–1933)
Alf Morgans (1850-1933).jpg MinisterialMLA for Coolgardie
(1897–1904)
21 November 190123 December 1901 Arrow east.svg 32 days
 302. Flag of Western Australia.svg
WA
Sir
Hal Colebatch

(1872–1953)
CMG
Hal Colebatch.jpg Nationalist Member of the
Legislative Council
(1912–1923)
17 April 191917 May 1919 Arrow east.svg 30 days
 303. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Sir
Robert Torrens

(1814–1884)
GCMG
Robert Richard Torrens.jpg No Party AlignmentMP for Adelaide
(1857–1858)
1 September 185730 September 1857 Arrow east.svg 29 days
 304. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
John McEwen
(1900–1980)
GCMG CH
Sir John McEwen.jpg Country MP for Murray, VIC
(1949–1971)
19 December 196710 January 1968 Arrow east.svg 22 days
 305. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Sir Earle Page
(1880–1961)
GCMG CH
Earle Page - Falk Studios (cropped).jpg Country MP for Cowper, NSW
(1919–1961)
7 April 193926 April 1939 Arrow east.svg 19 days
 306. Flag of Victoria (Australia).svg
VIC
George Elmslie
(1861–1918)
25Georgeelmslie.jpg Labor MLA for Albert Park
(1902–1918)
9 December 191322 December 1913 Arrow east.svg 13 days
 307. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
John Baker
(1813–1872)
John Baker SA.jpg No Party AlignmentMember of the
Legislative Council
(1857–1861)
21 August 18571 September 1857 Arrow east.svg 11 days
 308. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Sir
Gordon Chalk

(1913–1991)
KBE
Gordon Chalk 1963.jpg Liberal MP for Lockyer
(1950–1976)
1 August 19689 August 1968 Arrow east.svg 9 days
 309. Flag of Australia (converted).svg
AUS
Frank Forde
(1890–1983)
Frank Forde 1945.jpg Labor MP for Capricornia, QLD
(1922–1946)
6 July 194513 July 1945 Arrow east.svg 7 days
 310. Flag of South Australia.svg
SA
Vaiben Louis Solomon
(1853–1908)
Vaiben Solomon1.jpg Non-Party
Conservatism
MP for Northern Territory
(1891–1901)
1 December 18998 December 1899 Arrow east.svg 7 days
 311. Flag of Queensland.svg
QLD
Anderson Dawson
(1863–1910)
AndersonDawson.jpg Labor MP for Charters Towers
(1893–1901)
1 December 18997 December 1899 Arrow east.svg 6 days

Notes

  1. Andrew Barr's time in office as of 28May2024
  2. Peter Malinauskas's time in office as of 28May2024
  3. Jeremy Rockliff's time in office as of 28May2024
  4. Anthony Albanese's time in office as of 28May2024
  5. Chris Minns's time in office as of 28May2024
  6. Roger Cook's time in office as of 28May2024
  7. Jacinta Allan's time in office as of 28May2024
  8. Steven Miles' time in office as of 28May2024

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The following is the order of precedence for Australia:

  1. The King of Australia: Charles III
  2. The Governor-General of Australia: David Hurley
  3. Governors of states in order of appointment:
    1. Governor of New South Wales: Margaret Beazley
    2. Governor of Tasmania: Barbara Baker
    3. Governor of South Australia: Frances Adamson
    4. Governor of Queensland: Jeannette Young
    5. Governor of Western Australia: Chris Dawson
    6. Governor of Victoria: Margaret Gardner
  4. The Prime Minister: Anthony Albanese
  5. The President of the Senate and the Speaker of the House of Representatives in order of election:
    1. President of the Senate Senator: Sue Lines
    2. Speaker of the House of Representatives: Milton Dick
  6. The Chief Justice of Australia: Stephen Gageler
  7. Senior diplomatic posts:
    1. Ambassadors and High Commissioners in order of date of presentation of the Letters of Credence or Commission
    2. Chargés d'affaires en pied or en titre in order of date of presentation of the Letters of Credence or Commission
    3. Chargés d'affaires and Acting High Commissioners in order of date of assumption of duties
  8. Members of the Federal Executive Council:
    1. Ministry List
  9. Administrators of Territories in order of appointment:
    1. Administrator of Norfolk Island: Eric Hutchinson
    2. Administrator of the Northern Territory: Hugh Heggie
    3. Administrator of the Australian Indian Ocean Territories: Farzian Zainal
  10. The Leader of the Opposition: Peter Dutton
  11. Former holders of high offices:
    1. Former Governors-General in order of leaving office:
      1. William Deane (1996–2001)
      2. Peter Hollingworth (2001–2003)
      3. Quentin Bryce (2008–2014)
      4. Peter Cosgrove (2014–2019)
    2. Former Prime Ministers in order of leaving office:
      1. Paul Keating (1991–1996)
      2. John Howard (1996–2007)
      3. Kevin Rudd
      4. Julia Gillard (2010–2013)
      5. Tony Abbott (2013–2015)
      6. Malcolm Turnbull (2015–2018)
      7. Scott Morrison (2018–2022)
    3. Former Chief Justices in order of leaving office:
      1. Anthony Mason (1987–1995)
      2. Murray Gleeson (1998–2008)
      3. Robert French (2008–2017)
      4. Susan Kiefel (2017–2023)
  12. Premiers of states in order of state populations, then Chief Ministers of the territories in order of territory populations:
    1. Premier of New South Wales: Chris Minns
    2. Premier of Victoria: Jacinta Allan
    3. Premier of Queensland: Annastacia Palaszczuk
    4. Premier of Western Australia: Roger Cook
    5. Premier of South Australia: Peter Malinauskas
    6. Premier of Tasmania: Jeremy Rockliff
    7. Chief Minister of the Australian Capital Territory: Andrew Barr
    8. Chief Minister of the Northern Territory: Natasha Fyles
  13. Justices of the High Court in order of appointment:
    1. Michelle Gordon AC
    2. James Edelman
    3. Simon Steward
    4. Jacqueline Sarah Gleeson
    5. Jayne Jagot
    6. Robert Beech-Jones
  14. Senior judges:
    1. Chief Justice of the Federal Court of Australia: Debra Mortimer
    2. President of the Fair Work Commission: Adam Hatcher
  15. Chief Justices of States in order of appointment:
    1. Chief Justice of South Australia
    2. Chief Justice of Tasmania
    3. Chief Justice of Victoria
    4. Chief Justice of Western Australia
    5. Chief Justice of New South Wales:
    6. Chief Justice of Queensland
  1. Australian members of the Privy Council of the United Kingdom in order of appointment:
    1. Ian Sinclair
    2. The Rt Hon Sir William Heseltine
  2. The Chief of the Defence Force
  3. Chief Judges of Federal and Territory Courts in order of appointment
    1. Chief Justice of the Northern Territory
    2. Chief Justice of the Family Court of Australia
    3. Chief Justice of the Australian Capital Territory
  4. Members of Parliament
  5. Judges of the Federal Court of Australia and Family Court of Australia, and Deputy presidents of the Fair Work Commission in order of appointment
  6. Lord Mayors of capital cities in order of city populations:
    1. Lord Mayor of Sydney: Clover Moore
    2. Lord Mayor of Melbourne: Sally Capp
    3. Lord Mayor of Brisbane: Adrian Schrinner
    4. Lord Mayor of Perth: Basil Zempilas
    5. Lord Mayor of Adelaide: Jane Lomax-Smith
    6. Lord Mayor of Hobart: Anna Reynolds
    7. Lord Mayor of Darwin: Kon Vatskalis
  7. Heads of religious communities according to the date of assuming office in Australia
  8. Presiding officers of State Legislatures in order of appointment, then Presiding Officer of Territory Legislatures in order of appointment:
    1. Speaker of the Victorian Legislative Assembly: Colin Brooks
    2. Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Queensland: Curtis Pitt
    3. President of the Victorian Legislative Council: Nazih Elasmar
    4. Speaker of the New South Wales Legislative Assembly: Jonathan O'Dea
    5. President of the Tasmanian Legislative Council: Craig Farrell
    6. President of the South Australian Legislative Council: John Dawkins)
    7. Speaker of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly: Michelle Roberts)
    8. President of the New South Wales Legislative Council: Matthew Mason-Cox
    9. President of the Western Australian Legislative Council: Alanna Clohesy
    10. Speaker of the Tasmanian House of Assembly: Mark Shelton
    11. Speaker of the South Australian House of Assembly: Dan Cregan
    12. Speaker of the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly: Joy Burch
    13. Speaker of the Northern Territory Legislative Assembly: Ngaree Ah Kit
  9. Members of State Executive Councils in order of state populations, and then members of the Northern Territory Executive Council:
    1. Executive Council of New South Wales
    2. Executive Council of Victoria
    3. Executive Council of Queensland
    4. Executive Council of Western Australia
    5. Executive Council of South Australia
    6. Executive Council of Tasmania
    7. Executive Council of the Northern Territory
  10. Leaders of the Opposition of State Legislatures in order of state populations, then Leaders of the Opposition in Territory Legislatures in order of territory populations:
    1. Leader of the Opposition of New South Wales: Mark Speakman
    2. Leader of the Opposition of Victoria: John Pesutto
    3. Leader of the Opposition of Queensland: David Crisafulli
    4. Leader of the Opposition of Western Australia: Shane Love
    5. Leader of the Opposition of South Australia: Peter Malinauskas
    6. Leader of the Opposition of Tasmania: Rebecca White
    7. Leader of the Opposition of the Australian Capital Territory: Elizabeth Lee
    8. Leader of the Opposition of the Northern Territory: Lia Finocchiaro
  11. Judges of State and Territory Supreme Courts in order of appointment:
    1. Supreme Court of New South Wales
    2. Supreme Court of Victoria
    3. Supreme Court of Queensland
    4. Supreme Court of Western Australia
    5. Supreme Court of South Australia
    6. Supreme Court of Tasmania
    7. Supreme Court of the Northern Territory
  12. Members of State and Territory Legislatures in order of population:
    1. New South Wales Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council
    2. Victorian Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council
    3. Queensland Legislative Assembly
    4. Western Australian Legislative Assembly and Legislative Council
    5. South Australian House of Assembly and Legislative Council
    6. Tasmanian House of Assembly and Legislative Council
    7. Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly
    8. Northern Territory Legislative Assembly
  13. The Secretaries of Departments of the Australian Public Service and their peers and the Chiefs of the Air Force, Army, and Navy and Vice Chief of the Defence Force in order of first appointment to this group:
    1. Vice Chief of the Defence Force: Vice Admiral David Johnston
    2. Chief of Air Force: Air Marshal Robert Chipman
    3. Chief of Army: Lieutenant General Simon Stuart
    4. Chief of Navy: Vice Admiral Mark Hammond
  14. Consuls-General, Consuls and Vice-Consuls according to the date on which recognition was granted
  15. Members of the Australian Capital Territory Legislative Assembly
  16. Recipients of Decorations or Honours from the Sovereign
  17. Citizens of the Commonwealth of Australia
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