Our Leaders

OUR FEDERAL LEADERS

Robert Menzies1944 – 1966Prime Minister (1949 - 1966)
Harold Holt1966 – 1967Prime Minister
John Gorton1968 – 1971Prime Minister
William McMahon1971 – 1972Prime Minister
Bill Snedden1972 – 1975Leader of the Opposition 
Malcolm Fraser1975 – 1983Prime Minister
Andrew Peacock1983 – 1985Leader of the Opposition
John Howard1985 – 1989Leader of the Opposition
Andrew Peacock1989 – 1990Leader of the Opposition
John Hewson1990 – 1994Leader of the Opposition
Alexander Downer1994 – 1995Leader of the Opposition
John Howard1995 – 2007Prime Minister (1996 - 2007)
Brendan Nelson2007 – 2008Leader of the Opposition
Malcolm Turnbull2008 – 2009Leader of the Opposition
Tony Abbott2009 – 2015Prime Minister (2013 - 2015)
Malcolm Turnbull2015 – 2018Prime Minister
Scott Morrison2018 – 2022Prime Minister
Peter Dutton2022 – Leader of the Opposition

 
OUR STATE LEADERS

Reginald Weaver1945 – 1945Leader of the Opposition
Alexander Mair1945 – 1946Leader of the Opposition
Vernon Treatt1946 – 1954Leader of the Opposition
Ewan Robson1954 – 1955Leader of the Opposition
Phillip Morton1955 – 1959Leader of the Opposition
Robert Askin1959 – 1975Premier (1965 – 1975)
Thomas Lewis1975 – 1976Premier
Eric Willis1976 – 1977Premier (1976)
Peter Coleman1977 – 1978Leader of the Opposition
John Mason1978 – 1981Leader of the Opposition
Bruce McDonald1981 – 1981Leader of the Opposition
John Dowd1981 – 1983Leader of the Opposition
Nick Greiner1983 – 1992Premier (1988 – 1992)
John Fahey1992 – 1995Premier
Peter Collins1995 – 1998Leader of the Opposition
Kerry Chikarovski1998 – 2002Leader of the Opposition
John Brogden2002 – 2005Leader of the Opposition
Peter Debnam2005 – 2007Leader of the Opposition
Barry O'Farrell2007 – 2014Premier (2011 - 2014)
Michael Baird2014 – 2017Premier
Gladys Berejiklian2017 – 2021Premier
Dominic Perrottet2021 – 2023Premier
Mark Speakman2023 - Leader of the Opposition 


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