Minister For Home Affairs (Australia) - Australian Ministers For Territories

Australian Ministers For Territories

Minister Party affiliation Period Ministerial Title
Charles Marr United Australia Party 1932 Minister in charge of Territories
Harry Lawson 1932–34
George Pearce 1934–37
Billy Hughes 1937–38
John Perkins 1938–38
Eric Harrison 1938–39 Minister without portfolio administering External Territories
John Perkins 1939–40
Horace Nock 1940 Minister without portfolio in charge of External Territories
Allan MacDonald 1941 Minister for External Territories
James Fraser Australian Labor Party 1941–43
Eddie Ward 1943–49
Percy Spender Liberal Party 1949–51
Richard Casey 1951
Paul Hasluck 1951–63 Minister for Territories
Charles Barnes Country Party 1963–68
1968–72 Minister for External Territories
Andrew Peacock Liberal Party 1972
Gough Whitlam Australian Labor Party 1972
Bill Morrison 1972–73
Tom Uren 1983–84 Minister for Territories and Local Government
Gordon Scholes 1984–87 Minister for Territories
John Brown 1987–88 Minister for the Arts, Sport, the Environment, Tourism and Territories
Gary Punch 1988 Minister for the Arts and Territories
Clyde Holding 1988–89
1989–90 Minister for the Arts, Tourism and Territories
David Simmons 1990–91
Wendy Fatin 1991–93 Minister for the Arts and Territories
Ros Kelly 1993–94 Minister for the Environment, Sport and Territories
Graham Richardson 1994
John Faulkner 1994–96
Warwick Smith Liberal Party 1996–97 Minister for Sport, Territories and Local Government
Alex Somlyay 1997–98 Minister for Regional Development, Territories and Local Government
Ian Macdonald 1998–2001 Minister for Regional Services, Territories and Local Government
Wilson Tuckey 2001–03
Jim Lloyd 2003–07 Minister for Local Government, Territories and Roads
Bob Debus Australian Labor Party 2007–09 Minister for Home Affairs
Brendan O'Connor 2009–
Jason Clare 2011–

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