Liberal Federal Deputy Leaders
- Shown in chronological order of leadership
Year | Name | Notes |
---|---|---|
1944 | Sir Eric Harrison | |
1956 | Harold Holt | Later Prime Minister 1966–67 |
1966 | Sir William McMahon | Later Prime Minister 1971–72 |
1971 | Sir John Gorton | Previously Prime Minister 1968–71 |
1971 | Sir Billy Snedden | Later Leader |
1972 | Sir Phillip Lynch | |
1982 | John Howard | Later Prime Minister 1996-2007 |
1985 | Neil Brown | |
1987 | Andrew Peacock | Previously & Later Leader |
1989 | Fred Chaney | |
1990 | Peter Reith | |
1993 | Michael Wooldridge | |
1994 | Peter Costello | |
2007 | Julie Bishop | Incumbent |
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