Minister For Home Affairs (Australia) - Australian Ministers For The Capital Territory

Australian Ministers For The Capital Territory

Minister Party affiliation Period Ministerial Title
Kep Enderby Australian Labor Party 1972–73 Minister for the Capital Territory
Gordon Bryant 1973–75
Reg Withers Liberal Party 1975
Eric Robinson 1975–76
Tony Staley 1976–77
Robert Ellicott 1977–80
Michael Hodgman 1980–83

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